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Shear Modulus posted:my fuckin cat all of a sudden decided that he doesnt like any of the stuff he used to gobble down when i put pills in it gently caress you!-your cat, presumably 😾
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byob historian posted:lmao you read posts gently caress
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Oiled and Ready posted:how is something both ultra super maxi secret classified The post is hyperbole, but not by much. We’ve let private companies ignore needed infrastructure upgrades for decades. Our electric transmission system is outdated and very vulnerable.
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:give him a little salami i tried deli turkey and he ate it but not before he tore it up so the pill fell out im gonna get some salami or something when i go to the store tomorrow
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radical meme posted:The post is hyperbole, but not by much. We’ve let private companies ignore needed infrastructure upgrades for decades. Our electric transmission system is outdated and very vulnerable. well theyll have a chance to fix that infrastructure now because next week is infrastructure week
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put the pills in the tips of my freaking plants and my cat will eat them
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HUGE PUBES A PLUS posted:https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1213593975732527112 while we are getting into historical symbolism, this reminds me of the invasions of Persia by Alexander the Great and the Arabs. Alexander burnt the capital of Persepolis to the ground, destroying the Apadana (the Persian royal palace), which was one of the largest and most impressive structures on earth at that time. When the Arabs came in the 7th century it is said that they were determined to destroy many important cultural heritage sites including the tomb of Cyrus the Great, and that the locals were able to trick them into thinking the tomb was something else, and thus it was spared (unclear). Anyway, I guess the destruction of ancient cultural sites by invading armies has been a touchy subject in Iran for thousands of years, so this threat is particularly poignant this is some deep level intercultural psychological warfare, seems pretty bad
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always good to remember this
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if that's all it takes to be a prendigunt candidate I can do it way better including the beer pour for fucks sake also my dancing is impeccable from my point of view
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what is going on with your spinny camera setup? I dig it but what is happening
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William Bear posted:You'd think generals would know by now. Will history remember the name of the Pentagon aide who started the Iran War because he was too loving stupid to understand Trump's personality and he didn't think before adding "assassinate Iranian general inside sovereign nation" to the list of responses?
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twoday posted:while we are getting into historical symbolism, this reminds me of the invasions of Persia by Alexander the Great and the Arabs. Alexander burnt the capital of Persepolis to the ground, destroying the Apadana (the Persian royal palace), which was one of the largest and most impressive structures on earth at that time. When the Arabs came in the 7th century it is said that they were determined to destroy many important cultural heritage sites including the tomb of Cyrus the Great, and that the locals were able to trick them into thinking the tomb was something else, and thus it was spared (unclear). Anyway, I guess the destruction of ancient cultural sites by invading armies has been a touchy subject in Iran for thousands of years, so this threat is particularly poignant what you say is of course all true but I prefer to think that Miller just looked on Wikipedia for "historic sites in Iran"
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Mrs. Dash posted:Will history remember the name of the Pentagon aide who started the Iran War because he was too loving stupid to understand Trump's personality and he didn't think before adding "assassinate Iranian general inside sovereign nation" to the list of responses? Choice F(do not use this one): do big boom booms on the meanie man
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UFOTacoMan posted:always good to remember sailor
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Trumps Baby Hands posted:is it any wonder that the man who posts under this sigil constantly tweets like a constipated piss monster lol he looks so loving bad nowadays compared to this picture
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twoday posted:seems pretty bad
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twoday posted:while we are getting into historical symbolism, this reminds me of the invasions of Persia by Alexander the Great and the Arabs. Alexander burnt the capital of Persepolis to the ground, destroying the Apadana (the Persian royal palace), which was one of the largest and most impressive structures on earth at that time. When the Arabs came in the 7th century it is said that they were determined to destroy many important cultural heritage sites including the tomb of Cyrus the Great, and that the locals were able to trick them into thinking the tomb was something else, and thus it was spared (unclear). Anyway, I guess the destruction of ancient cultural sites by invading armies has been a touchy subject in Iran for thousands of years, so this threat is particularly poignant mr president i just asked if you wanted regular or diet coke
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what was the name of the old Star Trek episode about the salt-sucking monster
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I feel like the most educational perspective I could've ever received on how fascists "think" is DE, realizing they don't actually think but instead engage the world entirely on base emotions allows me to understand so much. They don't care that this is a dangerous escalation that engages us more in the middle east, a thing they don't want. They just feel like we're doing something good and looks strong, so they feel good. It's a good thing. If Trump turns around and then pulls away from Iran by removing troops or something, they'll feel good too, cause he's cutting ties and getting us away from places we shouldn't be in the first place. If he responds by putting in more troops and basically re-invading Iraq, that's good too. We can't back down, we'd look weak if we back down. lol nothing matters because they don't think about anything. They feel their way through things, and whoever can project the right aura of machismo they'll be happy with no matter what they do, because that's all that matters. I'm sure actually smart people have studied and written lots of stuff about this, but realizing that you can completely separate thoughts and moral codes from your raw emotion made everything make sense.
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Grondoth posted:I feel like the most educational perspective I could've ever received on how fascists "think" is DE, realizing they don't actually think but instead engage the world entirely on base emotions allows me to understand so much. They don't care that this is a dangerous escalation that engages us more in the middle east, a thing they don't want. They just feel like we're doing something good and looks strong, so they feel good. It's a good thing. If Trump turns around and then pulls away from Iran aggression by removing troops or something, they'll feel good too, cause he's cutting ties and getting us away from places we shouldn't be in the first place. If he responds by putting in more troops and basically re-invading Iraq, that's good too. We can't back down, we'd look weak if we back down. https://twitter.com/TheOnion/status/1212965578392195073
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SKULL.GIF posted:lol he looks so loving bad nowadays compared to this picture President Trump just keeps looking better and younger after he became president! The exact opposite on how Obama looked!
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Shear Modulus posted:i tried deli turkey and he ate it but not before he tore it up so the pill fell out tried sliced crappy American cheese?
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