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Coolguye posted:that is 80s garb. The early 90's were frequently more 80's than the actual 80's when it came to fashion imo
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It's a shame that there are no longer high paying, unskilled jobs in the energy sector, like running wellbores in Oklahoma, which pays around 30 bucks an hour, that these people could take.
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Intel&Sebastian posted:I think he's just a fidgety idiot i'm trying to commit erasure on mentally ill people, ok?
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UrbicaMortis posted:Well, yeah, but it's still a good gif. His signature legislation is a blowjob for insurance corporations lol And he has systematically removed other achievements with no issue. Just funny that obama was so smug and guess what? Your party got annihalated lmao
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Tainen posted:He's got a point The entire state forgot about Flint?
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lmebo poor ken, mistaken about his own name
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alnilam posted:the shale natural gas boom has plenty of problems worth talking about but one good thing that cheap natural gas did was put the final nail in the coffin of coal's hegemony in the energy world the most amusing thing about this change is that energy industry insiders were already saying coal was doomed in the next 10 years in 2008, as bush was leaving office and obama was making noises about how clean energy would be good. their response to it was, essentially, to point out that coal mining has seen no substantial technological or productivity advances in four decades, and as such more mechanized modes of energy production were inevitably going to crush it. i think even known windbag t. boone pickens said as much.
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Joementum posted:i love that this is still a thing at least they're labling themselves pedos finally
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So Trump is a habitual spiller? It's cool, I can relate. My friends don't let me drink anything except clear liquids around them.
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euphronius posted:Exactly and those three guys were most likely engineers/mechanics or whatevs. people who know how to fix complex machinery/software/code on the fly. not retards who dropped out of highschool "miners" Agrajag fucked around with this message at 20:05 on Mar 28, 2017 |
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Squizzle posted:lmebo poor ken, mistaken about his own name right you are, ken
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Joementum posted:i love that this is still a thing what's the chance these aren't just bots for selling liberal tears mugs?
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Or just made a public pronouncement that they don't give a flying gently caress about Flint. That's probably the actual answer to what happened on MI on November 8, 2016.
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LGD posted:The early 90's were frequently more 80's than the actual 80's when it came to fashion imo i've noticed the same is true of many decades what we would call 60s fashion - psychedelia and hippy stuff - was small/counter-cultural in the late 60s but really went full sellout mainstream in the early 70s what we think of as 70s - disco - similarly really went mainstream in the early 80s etc etc even today idk in hindsight what we'll associate with what decade, but you might say that "hipster fashion" will be associated with the 2000s (because that's when it was a trendy subculture) even though it was the early 2010s that it was no longer in any way countercultural and ppl like your dad and random guys in like fast food commercials were wearing flannel shirts, trucker hats, and moustaches
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eonwe posted:at least they're labling themselves pedos finally it turns out they were fueled only by jealousy
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alnilam posted:the shale natural gas boom has plenty of problems worth talking about but one good thing that cheap natural gas did was put the final nail in the coffin of coal's hegemony in the energy world if Democrats had an energy policy other than ENERGY BAD they should wholeheartedly support natural gas plants and drive a giant wedge between the coal and oil industries.
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"Turns out we could save way more money just removing all of Flint's polling stations than fixing the problem and earning their vote. In 8 years Obama never stopped us from doing this and even barely defended against our gutting of the VRA!"
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Coolguye posted:the most amusing thing about this change is that energy industry insiders were already saying coal was doomed in the next 10 years in 2008, as bush was leaving office and obama was making noises about how clean energy would be good. their response to it was, essentially, to point out that coal mining has seen no substantial technological or productivity advances in four decades, and as such more mechanized modes of energy production were inevitably going to crush it. I had a good laugh when NPR had an interview with a WV coal company rep who talked up all of these new technologies which were going to revolutionize coal, and then was asked multiple times to name any and he couldn't.
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Al! posted:well she's the astronaut that went crazy and wore diapers for a cross country drive to kill a guy and his wife When I saw that tweet I was like, knowing these nebbishes on the left and right, that's probably that astronaut lady that wore diapers in a cross-country drive to kill a guy in the center, and then I was like, naw, that's stupid, it only looks like he's drawing all the most wicked people to him and binding them to him by their recalcitrance and evil like some magical lord of darkness. Then I was like, welp.
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Al! posted:well she's the astronaut that went crazy and wore diapers for a cross country drive to kill a guy and his wife https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RQtYzlArW8
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Also... the coal business knows its days as a relevant industry are never coming back anyway, partly because technology and natural gas and partly because the GOP is not going to be in control long enough for them to capitalize on the relaxed regulations. However many new megadrills and power plants they build, that poo poo will be shut down immediately once the parties flip and everything gets re-regulated. Not all businesspersons are braindead morons. The morons are the ones expecting the plutocratic oligarchy that owns the world to hand them a "job" and something resembling proletarian dignity, and refuse to put in work to learn any actual skills or go to college, because red-blooded Americans deserve to succeed and will achieve satisfaction because destiny says they will. Labor jobs are almost entirely going to be exported/automated no matter what; any kind of a future for an advanced nation is to get increasingly advanced. Which means backward flyover states that hate hate hate funding public education will continue to decline to a third-world standard of living while anyone with a functioning brain goes to college and then moves to live in cities with other educated elites. Not that this observation matters to me though because growing up in a lovely school in rural Tennessee and then going to Berkeley for free has shown me that this stupid country needs to die. Just applying a bit of analytical/critical thinking. I currently don't have a choice but to go down with this ship though (burning poo poo-barge that it is) ...but whachagonnado. silentsnack fucked around with this message at 20:10 on Mar 28, 2017 |
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Proud Christian Mom posted:if Democrats had an energy policy other than ENERGY BAD they should wholeheartedly support natural gas plants and drive a giant wedge between the coal and oil industries. this was what they did though?? obama pushed natural gas turbines really hard!! it actually pissed off a lot of environmentalists
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oh cool a local story from my town she's latina btw still a funny tweet imo Squizzle posted:the deathstyle lifestyle my lifestyle determines my deathstyle  turn off the TV posted:*at psychologist's office* *extremely psychologist voice* "lmao that owns"
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Epic High Five posted:"Turns out we could save way more money just removing all of Flint's polling stations than fixing the problem and earning their vote. In 8 years Obama never stopped us from doing this and even barely defended against our gutting of the VRA!" Hillary Clinton not even making a loving visit to Flint was more offensive to me than Trump showing up and lying to all of their faces.
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SHUPS 4 DETH posted:my lifestyle determines my deathstyle 
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