mrbradlymrmartin posted:

lol ikr at least drink it bi

triple sulk posted:

mormonpartyboat posted:

trompe

ArmZ posted:

https://twitter.com/RealPressSecBot/status/913760546939211777

cumshitter posted:

its the #1 argument for trump supporters that the economy is doing good and lol

Bert Roberge posted:

Acelerion posted:

You dont like properly made martinis?

Shageletic posted:

Equifax is a plague that will never go away.

I think they're currently charging people to "freeze" their credit score so that hackers don't ruin it.

mrbradlymrmartin posted:

ive got a record high for you

Louisgod posted:

all millenials need therapy.

Shageletic posted:

Equifax is a plague that will never go away.

I think they're currently charging people to "freeze" their credit score so that hackers don't ruin it.

mister magpie posted:

who the gently caress drinks gin straight

Bert Roberge posted:

zegermans posted:

I'll never understand the appeal of liquor. I get that they all have differences in their flavoring, but the sting of ethanol always overwhelms it for me. To me it just comes across as a fake thing alcoholics get snobby about to justify their illness.

Acelerion posted:

You dont like properly made martinis?

euphronius posted:

old tweet from a few years ago but still funny :

https://twitter.com/thisisinsider/status/912673130551820288

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

https://twitter.com/ByRosenberg/status/913280884089876480

punchymcpunch posted:

dont forget the cocktail onion

Al! posted:

this used to be my drink of choice and now if i drink any alcohol at all i might die

cumshitter posted:

no theyre doing a thing where you can lock your credit for new financing with an app. so like you can go to a car dealership, unlock your credit report, run the credit and see if you get approved

its free for life for anyone affected by teh hack but if you get it equifax gets the right to sell your personal information forever lol

Joementum posted:

this is the dumbest poo poo. russia's been trolling the US about civil rights for 100 years.

quote:

Many courageous activists were communists. Host Michel Martin speaks with historian Robin Kelley about his book "Hammer and Hoe: Alabama Communists During the Great Depression" about how the communist party tried to secure racial, economic, and political reforms.

quote:

Prof. KELLEY: Exactly. But his real name was Ned Cobb. Nate Shaw was a pseudonym. And its a beautiful book that tells his life story and only a portion of it deals with his membership in the communist-led sharecroppers union, which at one point had about 12,000 members in the black belt counties of Alabama.

MARTIN: And were all the members black?

Prof. KELLEY: Well, in Alabama, there was a point when basically all the members, except one, were all African-American sharecroppers and tenant farmers.

MARTIN: How did the Communist Party gets started in Alabama?

Prof. KELLEY: In 1928, the communist position internationally was that African-Americans in the South have the right to self-determination. Meaning: they have the right to create their own nation in the South. In this position that came out of Moscow, it came from other black communists around the globe.

And with that idea in mind, they sent two organizers to Alabama and they went to Birmingham. And they chose Birmingham because it was probably the most industrialized city in the South. And they went there thinking they would organize white workers. And from white workers, black workers would follow. But no white workers had come forward.

And so, the first two organizers was a guy named James Julio(ph), who was a Sicilian worker who had migrated to Alabama, and another guy named Tom Johnson(ph), and together they went out looking for white workers and black workers came.

And black workers came in fairly large numbers right away because to them, they had a memory of reconstruction, the memory of the Civil War. And in that kind of collective memory, they were told that one day the Yankees will come back and finish the fight. Well, when they saw these white communists, they said, oh, good, the Yankees are here. We cant wait to join.

Louisgod posted:

can you at least smoke weed?

zegermans posted:

I'll never understand the appeal of liquor. I get that they all have differences in their flavoring, but the sting of ethanol always overwhelms it for me. To me it just comes across as a fake thing alcoholics get snobby about to justify their illness.

Majorian posted:

Bannon is Magus. He thought he was controlling the monster. How wrong he was.

mister magpie posted:

gently caress no

zegermans posted:

I'll never understand the appeal of liquor. I get that they all have differences in their flavoring, but the sting of ethanol always overwhelms it for me. To me it just comes across as a fake thing alcoholics get snobby about to justify their illness.

punchymcpunch posted:

dont forget the cocktail onion

Shalebridge Cradle posted:

They are making them give up their passports to get off the island. It's a short trip from that to "oops we lost them" and "now you can't prove you're a citizen"

fits my needs posted:

don't they do that anyway

angerbeet posted:

zegermans posted:

I'll never understand the appeal of liquor. I get that they all have differences in their flavoring, but the sting of ethanol always overwhelms it for me. To me it just comes across as a fake thing alcoholics get snobby about to justify their illness.

Al! posted:

my blood stream is like 25% thc now

mrbradlymrmartin posted:

oh my god look at this fukken post

Acelerion posted:

You dont like properly made martinis?

zegermans posted:

I'll never understand the appeal of liquor. I get that they all have differences in their flavoring, but the sting of ethanol always overwhelms it for me. To me it just comes across as a fake thing alcoholics get snobby about to justify their illness.

safely sodomized posted:

lol