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AmericanBarbarian posted:How is it that a random forum full of substance abusers is able to recognize the basic psychology that Trump is working under better than the Dems and most of the mainstream media? Is it the constant probations and bans that have taught us the importance of negative reinforcement? They think normal people like bombs, so they have to act like they approve of bombs being dropped.
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lol get wrecked you fat bitch
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https://twitter.com/YALiberty/status/850347831902785536
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lmbo.
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AmericanBarbarian posted:How is it that a random forum full of substance abusers is able to recognize the basic psychology that Trump is working under better than the Dems and most of the mainstream media? Is it the constant probations and bans that have taught us the importance of negative reinforcement? Dems and media love presidents bombing things so why would they want to discourage Trump?
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alcohol is a hell of a drug
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# ? Apr 10, 2017 15:17 |
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Join YAL
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FAUXTON posted:The first and last time I ever flew Allegiant, I spent $15 on a can of Coke, a tiny bottle of Jack, and a tiny bottle of Bacardi. It wasn't nearly enough to cope with the other passengers but I figure I'd be out nearly the same amount in booze as the difference between Allegiant and an actual airline but I'd be able to take an early morning flight on an empty plane during an off-peak time at the airport and not hammer away at my liver for several hours. Only $15? That's a lot cheaper than booze at a baseball game.
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AmericanBarbarian posted:How is it that a random forum full of substance abusers is able to recognize the basic psychology that Trump is working under better than the Dems and most of the mainstream media? Is it the constant probations and bans that have taught us the importance of negative reinforcement? A fair amount have been following this since the primaries, and over 2 years there's just an avalance of evidence describing how he's always been his whole life. Also, he's an incredibly simple man. He plays one dimensional chess.
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Not even our midriffs are safe in Trump's America
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AmericanBarbarian posted:How is it that a random forum full of substance abusers is able to recognize the basic psychology that Trump is working under better than the Dems and most of the mainstream media? Is it the constant probations and bans that have taught us the importance of negative reinforcement? They know it, they're just scared of what will happen if they admit our president has poo poo for brains
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Bethamphetamine posted:A fair amount have been following this since the primaries, and over 2 years there's just an avalance of evidence describing how he's always been his whole life. Also, he's an incredibly simple man. He plays one dimensional chess. I think you mean checkers, there's no way he knows how chess works other than there's a horsey
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AmericanBarbarian posted:How is it that a random forum full of substance abusers is able to recognize the basic psychology that Trump is working under better than the Dems and most of the mainstream media? Is it the constant probations and bans that have taught us the importance of negative reinforcement? you'd think after trying it for seventy years now people would have woken up to the limitations of air power
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# ? Apr 10, 2017 15:22 |
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Baloogan posted:u guys do realize we blew up 100s of nuclear bombs in the US ? like, i don't get why people whine about nuclear contamination. peeps totally could live near chernobyl a single coal power plant emits more hazardous radiation than all of the nuclear power stations in the united states combined not carbon. radiation. coal ash is more radioactive than nuclear waste and we just let people belch it off into the sky lol https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-ash-is-more-radioactive-than-nuclear-waste/
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AmericanBarbarian posted:How is it that a random forum full of substance abusers is able to recognize the basic psychology that Trump is working under better than the Dems and most of the mainstream media? Is it the constant probations and bans that have taught us the importance of negative reinforcement? Their professions are built upon not recognizing it.
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Joementum posted:you'd think after trying it for seventy years now people would have woken up to the limitations of air power Hey, if a plane dropped a bomb on me, I'd stop doing everything. Ergo, we just need enough planes and bombs and we can stop anyone.
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Cosmik Slop posted:They know it, they're just scared of what will happen if they admit our president has poo poo for brains It's this, they're terrified of losing access Once news stopped being an obligation to their public trust and started being a profit center it was all downhill.
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# ? Apr 10, 2017 15:25 |
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html still no spike, but the nosedive has leveled off
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Joementum posted:you'd think after trying it for seventy years now people would have woken up to the limitations of air power [extremely Louise Mensch but good voice] gee i wonder why you never hear about this on cable news
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Joementum posted:[extremely Louise Mensch but good voice] I see Glenn Beck has a fallback plan after The Blaze (puts on shades) goes up in flames
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triple sulk posted:it might just be me but 57% seems pretty low in terms of military actions that don't involve anyone actually doing anything it's actually quite low. bombing campaigns usually clock in high 60s. considering donny t's overall numbers it's still a big win, however.
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let's roll (your rear end off this plane because you were asked to leave voluntarily and said no)
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I like the aesthetics of merging the thinking face hand meme with the that's where you're wrong kiddo meme
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FAUXTON posted:The first and last time I ever flew Allegiant, I spent $15 on a can of Coke, a tiny bottle of Jack, and a tiny bottle of Bacardi. It wasn't nearly enough to cope with the other passengers but I figure I'd be out nearly the same amount in booze as the difference between Allegiant and an actual airline but I'd be able to take an early morning flight on an empty plane during an off-peak time at the airport and not hammer away at my liver for several hours. Same but Ryanair
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Bilirubin posted:Same but Ryanair Does Allegiant actually fly to real airports though
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# ? Apr 10, 2017 15:34 |
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I haven't flown since 9/11. Nothing to do with 9/11 just tended to go on holiday by coach or car.
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https://twitter.com/dril/status/851443209830092801
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zegermans posted:http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html I think the 40% racist moron firewall is strong.
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# ? Apr 10, 2017 15:36 |
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i like to fly because i like to trigger panic attacks, it helps me feel alive
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# ? Apr 10, 2017 15:37 |
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Iron Crowned posted:It's really too bad that nothing will come from this because doubtful, actually. the airlines lost a bunch of court battles in the 90s around 'hidden city ticketing' - that is, if you wanted to go to a major city, you could instead book a flight to a minor city nearby that stopped over in the major city. the airline's attempts to make these minor branches worth it resulted in lower fares. as an example, a ticket to chicago might cost you $200, but a ticket to peoria that had a layover in chicago might cost you $115. airlines asserted that their tickets are a contract and if you fail to fulfill your contract you're liable to penalties. courts basically laughed at them and told them "customers promised them a service they paid money for, how they use that service is between you and the customer. if your prices are screwed up like this that's your problem." a quick google shows that this practice still exists and the airlines are still losing court cases over it 20 years later. 20 years of precedent of "you are paid to provide a service, provide the drat service" means that there's an awful lot of reason to think that refusing to provide a service at the last moment and refusing to provide it in the most humiliating way possible will not go very well for the airlines.
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triple sulk posted:god drat 2017 has broken my brain Me too, but at least it helped me decide that i wanna work with culture. Just gonna design cute animated characters for the rest of my life, so i don't have to think about politics, then get drunk every day until the bombs hit.
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Elephanthead posted:I think the 40% racist moron firewall is strong. Yeah but there's also a pretty strong bad dems who can't stop thirsting for brown death contingent that he can win over.
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If there's one thing we can look forward to from this current batch of "please like us for something long enough that we can kill you" congress, it's that we might get a knee-jerk reaction to news like this by passing some kind of anti-overbooking law.
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Holy piss
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deadgoon posted:no actually im never gonna have enough money to invest in poo poo every time you buy and eat food you're investing in poo poo, sort of, in about 6-10 hours
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crazy cloud posted:ok over in the cspam persident thread i made a post with dates for the thing with the voting so start thinkin about your nominations and your policy proposals and your plans for posting glory bump for day crew nominations begin on Wednesday this is a official announcement/reminder ----------------
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pathetic little tramp posted:If there's one thing we can look forward to from this current batch of "please like us for something long enough that we can kill you" congress, it's that we might get a knee-jerk reaction to news like this by passing some kind of anti-overbooking law. Counterpoint, Gorsich gets sworn in today
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crazy cloud posted:every time you buy and eat food you're investing in poo poo, sort of, in about 6-10 hours i'm not eating lunch, i'm investing in poop futures
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