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Railing Kill posted:Exactly. "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful what we pretend to be." Aptly, this is from a book, Mother Night, about someone pretending to be a Nazi. Granted, Pewdie is a moron and I won't miss still never seeing him, but his main issues are dumb jokes and a stupid audience. HardDiskD posted:I don't think that's how you jump over a waist-high wall.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Not allegedly. Even after the insanely high taxes of his home country, his net worth is something like $50 million+. He was born rich & moved to England to avoid paying Swedish taxes once he started youtubing. gently caress him.
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mobby_6kl posted:In cases like this you'll often see that the person (or animal) slipped on the ground, causing them to miss the jump, but here it appears that she did everything exactly as planned. I have no idea how that was supposed to work. It looks like they wanted to do a forward somersault over the wall but jumped way too late.
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Powaqoatse posted:He was born rich & moved to England to avoid paying Swedish taxes once he started youtubing. gently caress him. drat what a missed opportunity for him. If he had moved to the US with his money, he could have turned the key on the nuclear football.
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Feb 14, 2017 18:46
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Can someone clear this up, are Swedish people garbagio as I always assumed they were?
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Feb 14, 2017 18:53
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ElGroucho posted:Can someone clear this up, are Swedish people garbagio as I always assumed they were? Other than the bikini team, yes
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ElGroucho posted:Can someone clear this up, are Swedish people garbagio as I always assumed they were? They were pretty tolerant until people unlike them started showing up.
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Feb 14, 2017 19:04
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ElGroucho posted:Can someone clear this up, are Swedish people garbagio as I always assumed they were? yup
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Feb 14, 2017 19:42
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Jippa posted:This comes across like pewdiepie trying to be "edgy" to shed his image of being some one that 11 year olds like. "No seriously guys I like pepe memes as well." Nah he's always been a faux-edgy screechy memelord. A lot of his early videos had him basically just shouting 'rape' over and over for no reason.
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ElGroucho posted:Can someone clear this up, are Swedish people garbagio as I always assumed they were? They helped Hitler during WW2.
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Feb 14, 2017 20:10
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We're great, thanks for asking
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Feb 14, 2017 20:16
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In my head, I can hear the guy in white sighing as he draws.
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Feb 14, 2017 20:17
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Grey Fox posted:In my head, I can hear the guy in white sighing as he draws. I prefer the woman in green's, "Well, I guess I'm going to have to wait a while, now."
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Feb 14, 2017 20:20
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Wiggles Von Huggins posted:drat what a missed opportunity for him. If he had moved to the US with his money, he could have turned the key on the nuclear football. Aside from letting everyone know who the guy who holds the football is, how is it such a terrible thing to get a selfie with it? it's not just a box with a big red button on it. You still need the president to actually go through the verification process. At best stealing the football would mean America can't retaliate as quickly if there was a nuclear exchange. And if you're close enough to steal it, you';re close enough to kill the president which would probably have bigger impact with less risk to the offending country that organised it. Theoretically.
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Feb 14, 2017 20:32
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Ladbrokes are offering the current odds on Trump not lasting the year:quote:He may be not even a fortnight into his role as the 45th President of the United States, and our odds suggest Donald Trump might not last the year in the Oval Office.
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Feb 14, 2017 20:43
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The last time we had stuff like it lead to Guardian journalists losing their life savings after betting against Trump. 
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Outrail posted:Aside from letting everyone know who the guy who holds the football is, how is it such a terrible thing to get a selfie with it? it's not just a box with a big red button on it. You still need the president to actually go through the verification process. At best stealing the football would mean America can't retaliate as quickly if there was a nuclear exchange. And if you're close enough to steal it, you';re close enough to kill the president which would probably have bigger impact with less risk to the offending country that organised it. Theoretically. It's part of a huge number of security blunders Trump made at Mar-a-Lago, including using phone flashlights to go over sensitive intelligence documents in full view of the diners. The combined result is that he just kinda threw security out the window and had all of his rich buddies walking around classified documents lying out in the open and taking selfies with the guy holding the nuclear launch codes. It may not work if someone stole them, but stealing them would be an absolutely awful thing for our security.
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Outrail posted:Aside from letting everyone know who the guy who holds the football is, how is it such a terrible thing to get a selfie with it? it's not just a box with a big red button on it. You still need the president to actually go through the verification process. At best stealing the football would mean America can't retaliate as quickly if there was a nuclear exchange. And if you're close enough to steal it, you';re close enough to kill the president which would probably have bigger impact with less risk to the offending country that organised it. Theoretically. I think the actual thing also contains information about secret locations of our own arsenal as well as possible plans and whatnot for targets. There's probably a bunch of information that would be...bad if it were stolen but yeah it's still probably the least of the blunders on that night.
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chitoryu12 posted:It's part of a huge number of security blunders Trump made at Mar-a-Lago, including using phone flashlights to go over sensitive intelligence documents in full view of the diners. The combined result is that he just kinda threw security out the window and had all of his rich buddies walking around classified documents lying out in the open and taking selfies with the guy holding the nuclear launch codes. It may not work if someone stole them, but stealing them would be an absolutely awful thing for our security. And it's coming from the administration that absolutely ran on badmouthing their opponent's own security.
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TotalLossBrain posted:And it's coming from the administration that absolutely ran on badmouthing their opponent's own security. This image is going to be getting mileage for years 
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Garrand posted:I think the actual thing also contains information about secret locations of our own arsenal as well as possible plans and whatnot for targets. There's probably a bunch of information that would be...bad if it were stolen but yeah it's still probably the least of the blunders on that night. According to what's publicly known it includes all of the pre-made strike options for the president and a list of classified sites for the President to be taken to in an emergency. Even if an enemy state couldn't actually launch nukes with the contents, it would blow the lid wide open on our nuclear capabilities and the location of a lot of secure facilities.
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mobby_6kl posted:What do you guys think about this Nazi? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0fksEpiUFk The difference between Bill Hicks and Pewdiepie is, as you say, both a comic and an audience that understands it as ironic and having a purpose outside of what it said. Pewdiepie essentially pulled the "it's a prank!" card, and had no actually subversive weight behind anything he did, up to and including the anti-Semitic "joke." Stoatbringer posted:Ladbrokes are offering the current odds on Trump not lasting the year: Oh yeah. That's the good poo poo. Mmmmm hmmmmmm
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Scruff McGruff posted:This image is going to be getting mileage for years wow hilary clinton must have been a bad candidate
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FAROOQ posted:wow hilary clinton must have been a bad candidate She was a bad candidate whom we nonetheless have to thank for the hilarious comedy goldmine that is the Trump Administration. Daily lols (before the nukes start flying, anyways)
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I said Trump would be worth electing just for the entertainment value and I stand by that.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I said Trump would be worth electing just for the entertainment value and I stand by that. 
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chitoryu12 posted:It's part of a huge number of security blunders Trump made at Mar-a-Lago, including using phone flashlights to go over sensitive intelligence documents in full view of the diners. The combined result is that he just kinda threw security out the window and had all of his rich buddies walking around classified documents lying out in the open and taking selfies with the guy holding the nuclear launch codes. It may not work if someone stole them, but stealing them would be an absolutely awful thing for our security. All his rich customers. Dude's lacking in friends.
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Stoatbringer posted:Ladbrokes are offering the current odds on Trump not lasting the year: My money was on resignation before the term was over, but I have to admit that the escalating scandals that make it harder and harder to ignore the blatant corruption has been making me think that having him out by November was a distinct possibility. Not necessarily impeached; he could easily pull a Nixon when things get really bad. It's just that before I was figuring he'd pull a Palin and resign the office for more lucrative things once he'd looted everything he could from it and now it's a three way race between his health giving out, the Republicans realizing that if they impeach him early enough then it won't even have an effect on the mid-terms, and Trump fleeing to Russia.
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Random Stranger posted:My money was on resignation before the term was over, but I have to admit that the escalating scandals that make it harder and harder to ignore the blatant corruption has been making me think that having him out by November was a distinct possibility. Not necessarily impeached; he could easily pull a Nixon when things get really bad. It's just that before I was figuring he'd pull a Palin and resign the office for more lucrative things once he'd looted everything he could from it and now it's a three way race between his health giving out, the Republicans realizing that if they impeach him early enough then it won't even have an effect on the mid-terms, and Trump fleeing to Russia. That would be hilarious if he fled to Russia.
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mobby_6kl posted:What do you guys think about this Nazi? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0fksEpiUFk Hicks copped a lot of poo poo for that when what he was actually saying was that all humans should have been fed to the ovens. He wasn't a nazi, he was a misanthrope.
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Outrail posted:Aside from letting everyone know who the guy who holds the football is, how is it such a terrible thing to get a selfie with it? it's not just a box with a big red button on it. You still need the president to actually go through the verification process. At best stealing the football would mean America can't retaliate as quickly if there was a nuclear exchange. And if you're close enough to steal it, you';re close enough to kill the president which would probably have bigger impact with less risk to the offending country that organised it. Theoretically. Besides the stuff people already mentioned, membership at Mar-A-Lago costs $200,000. Now everyone knows that if you pay to be a membership there, you get to see the White House in action! Being able to pay for access to the President and see the executive branch play out it's role on the table in front of you is basically the thing that Trump accused Clinton of.
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idgi? is the schadenfreude on me for encountering your vapid wit? (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Nice. It's like a joke from 1920
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FAROOQ posted:idgi? A blind umpire would be bad at his job.
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Ride The Gravitron posted:A blind umpire would be bad at his job. Oh right because no-one else might encounter this room. Silly me, it's not a loving stupid post after all
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