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PhazonLink posted:mmmmmmm i never actualy had any kids zone type of pizza but surely they cant be worst than Celest. In my childhood their pizza was awesome. But everyone went on this "Let's see how cheap we can make poo poo" and CEC bottomed out. I'd have to vote Home Run Inn frozen pizza as the bar to beat. I couldn't eat more than a bite and threw it out, the box tasted better
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Apr 18, 2020 00:31
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Wilbur Swain posted:Because his followers think social distancing is an outrage. Trump's followers will follow whatever Trump says.
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Apr 18, 2020 00:34
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Stereotype posted:This is exactly the reason why a low death percentage is worse than a higher one. If 20% of people were dying then you wouldn't have a bunch of arrogant dipshits frothing about how they aren't allowed to go to the mall for a few months Its less death percentage and more death numbers/people who know someone who died. Pretty much everrrry single news article I have seen with a chud or whatever having a family member or loved one die from this has gone "We are heartbroken and people need to take this seriously".
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Apr 18, 2020 00:38
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Maybe Trump is a fan of Continuum?
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Apr 18, 2020 00:38
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Hairy Marionette posted:As a man with a similar pattern of balding I can confirm that longer hair brushed forward really does do a good job of hiding the scalp. Especially when you take a shot in profile. Eh, mine cleared out on the back of my head so i look like I was wearing a kippah far too often. Now it's clearing a path forward.
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Apr 18, 2020 00:40
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Xombie posted:On second read, it sounds like I was trying to say that the advantage is in stretching GOP resources. What I mean is that the swing states are already out of reach and campaigning there won't help Trump. Campaigning for state-level politicians by Trump in states possibly made them perform worse in the past 3 years of elections. I don't really think the campaigns are a factor that will change anything. Really that brings me back to my original point, which is that Trump is so historically disliked by everyone but a death-cult section of the GOP, that there really isn't anything he can do to win this time. If Biden went into a coma on the night before the election people would still show up to vote Trump out, because then they at least get the running mate to replace him. Trump is certainly a historically unpopular president. But somehow 2018 was not as good of a year for the Democrats as 2010 was for Republicans. There are lots of structural issues to that, some that do impact the presidential race, but we have to consider why Democrats are doing worse with Trump in office than Republicans did under Obama. Are Democrats failing to leverage Trump to win votes as well as Republicans did for Obama? Is it the nature of the clashing ideologies, making it easy for Republicans to paint anyone as an Obama-liker, while the preferred nuance of the intellectual elite makes it easier for Republicans to distance themselves? Trump's gallop approval sits 10% below average for US president and 4% below Obama at the same time in office. But he has 90%+ approval rating from Republicans. The Trump administration is both clearly unpopular and still not universally disliked. When we then consider how those systemic biases (media/disenfranchisement/electoral college) play into the fact that the Republicans are still 90+% on board with Trump (as are 39% on independents) then I just don't share your optimism that Trump Can't Win (Again).
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Apr 18, 2020 00:43
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I was letting the dog out, did I seriously just hear someone say that the virus came from a lab in Wuhan that was funded by Obama?
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Apr 18, 2020 00:43
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Medullah posted:I was letting the dog out, did I seriously just hear someone say that the virus came from a lab in Wuhan that was funded by Obama? That’s a new one to me.
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Apr 18, 2020 00:44
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Trabisnikof posted:Trump is certainly a historically unpopular president. But somehow 2018 was not as good of a year for the Democrats as 2010 was for Republicans. There are lots of structural issues to that, some that do impact the presidential race, but we have to consider why Democrats are doing worse with Trump in office than Republicans did under Obama.
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Stereotype posted:This is exactly the reason why a low death percentage is worse than a higher one. If 20% of people were dying then you wouldn't have a bunch of arrogant dipshits frothing about how they aren't allowed to go to the mall for a few months Yes you would. This is a Trump rally underneath.
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Apr 18, 2020 00:46
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At 20% death rate you would still have protests and rallies or whatever but it would be like that Bors comic but instead it would be "Huh, I wonder why these rallies keep getting smaller".
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Apr 18, 2020 00:48
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Apr 18, 2020 00:48
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Medullah posted:I was letting the dog out, did I seriously just hear someone say that the virus came from a lab in Wuhan that was funded by Obama? People having been saying that poo poo for months since it first appeared in Wuhan. It's BS but that doesn't stop it from being repeated. Now Fox is repeating it. https://youtu.be/RDrfE9I8_hs
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Apr 18, 2020 00:49
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Stereotype posted:This is exactly the reason why a low death percentage is worse than a higher one. If 20% of people were dying then you wouldn't have a bunch of arrogant dipshits frothing about how they aren't allowed to go to the mall for a few months let me tell you about holocaust deniers and Sandy Hook fauxers.....
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WOWEE ZOWEE posted:People having been saying that poo poo for months since it first appeared in Wuhan. It's BS but that doesn't stop it from being repeated. Yeah I've heard it on the internet but not in a press conference. I can only assume it was OANN
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Apr 18, 2020 00:50
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Doctor Teeth posted:That's true; you absolutely would still have boomers foaming at the mouth wanting to go to Lowe's/Cheesecake Factory. The Cheesecake Factory in Waikiki was absolutely packed the night before the shelter in place order went into effect. The cops had to physically arrest a drunk tourist who wouldn't get off the beach lol. Telsa Cola posted:Its less death percentage and more death numbers/people who know someone who died. It's that woman with an illegal immigrant husband who voted for Trump weeping in front of the news cameras that she didn't think they'd go after her husband.
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Stereotype posted:This is exactly the reason why a low death percentage is worse than a higher one. If 20% of people were dying then you wouldn't have a bunch of arrogant dipshits frothing about how they aren't allowed to go to the mall for a few months On the other hand, we're only stuck with Trump and not Randall Flagg just yet
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Apr 18, 2020 00:50
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One thing I wasn't really ready for under Trump was seeing batshit conspiracy theories that I'd normally only find in the dark corners of the Internet rise up into regular-rear end media. That old chart showing how right-wing rags like Breitbart tested Republican ideas for Fox News needs to be updated to include Alex Jones and QAnon Twitter.
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Apr 18, 2020 00:53
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BigBallChunkyTime posted:I'm balding as well. Within 5-6 years I'll probably be rocking a horseshoe. I just have a short buzz. Less maintenance that way too. FYI Propecia is now generic. Costs $9 a month. I would have been bald at 20 if not for modern chemistry. I'm now developing a bald spot over 10 years later but went from balding at 18 to normal head of hair at 19.
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Apr 18, 2020 00:55
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Rip Testes posted:Trump's followers will follow whatever Trump says. Trump's followers follow him because he says things they want to hear.
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FlamingLiberal posted:There's a lot of evidence that those Obama to Trump voters that the party lost in 2016 didn't come back at all, and that the 2018 wins were the result of suburban Republicans turning against the party. My big issue is that they are not a reliable voting block, and even if the Dems win in 2020 I don't think it will be a landslide, and they will get creamed in 2022 when the GOP base turns out. The Obama to Trump voters were mostly lifelong Republicans temporarily embarrassed by Bush. The party didn't lose them in 2016: the party saw them come home.
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Parakeet vs. Phone posted:One thing I wasn't really ready for under Trump was seeing batshit conspiracy theories that I'd normally only find in the dark corners of the Internet rise up into regular-rear end media. That old chart showing how right-wing rags like Breitbart tested Republican ideas for Fox News needs to be updated to include Alex Jones and QAnon Twitter. Part of the problem is when they "won", things got worse even for them. But that's not supposed to happen. When your team wins everything is supposed to get awesome. So they're open to any explanation for why it isn't their fault their lives suck harder. Kind of a more desperate and extreme version of the Obama voters that bitched a few months later because the Economy and jobs weren't amazing
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Apr 18, 2020 01:01
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Eminai posted:Trump's loss is inevitable. Also, I must berate anyone that votes Green because they're going to give us four more years of Trump. I do not know how anyone can remember 2016, and look upon the past 3 and a half years, and actually call his loss "inevitable". He was the candidate that Dems mired themselves in hubris over, thinking it was impossible that he'd win. He can absolutely win again, unless some sort of switch flips in Biden's empty cranial cavity that makes him sound intelligent and attractive to voters. Because as it is, I'm not convinced he's able to do it, regardless of what polls say.
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Framboise posted:I do not know how anyone can remember 2016, and look upon the past 3 and a half years, and actually call his loss "inevitable". He was the candidate that Dems mired themselves in hubris over, thinking it was impossible that he'd win. id say the various election wins post 2016 give me a decent amount of hope. plus no real "rally around the flag" moment for trump and his continuing massive gently caress ups and the bodies pile up. i wouldnt say his loss is inevitable but its clear people want the "everything gonna be ok/better" safe candidate stuff over some screaming rear end in a top hat who is letting them die or loving them over worse. https://twitter.com/jamiedupree/status/1251294368021037068
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Apr 18, 2020 01:10
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Framboise posted:I do not know how anyone can remember 2016, and look upon the past 3 and a half years, and actually call his loss "inevitable". He was the candidate that Dems mired themselves in hubris over, thinking it was impossible that he'd win. He could win again, but everything that has happened since 2016 makes me think he won't. Biden is still the favorite right now. Trump is botching a pandemic badly and the economy collapsed. The economy was the only thing he could point to as a success. Also, Hillary narrowly lost and Biden won't have to deal with sexism. The sexism factor alone probably swings it Biden's way. Nobody should get complacent that he will win. I just think it will be harder for Trump, his greatest strengths last time were he was an unknown(politically, meaning people thought he might be moderate) and he isn't running against someone that was being attacked by the press as early as her college graduation.
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Apr 18, 2020 01:11
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Framboise posted:I do not know how anyone can remember 2016, and look upon the past 3 and a half years, and actually call his loss "inevitable". He was the candidate that Dems mired themselves in hubris over, thinking it was impossible that he'd win. Because the people who thought he couldn't win last time don't think that anymore
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Apr 18, 2020 01:12
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theflyingorc posted:Because the people who thought he couldn't win last time don't think that anymore yeah. like i think trump can win but if he does its gonna be a narrow EC win will probably lose the house more as well as possibly the senate.
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Apr 18, 2020 01:14
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Dapper_Swindler posted:yeah. like i think trump can win but if he does its gonna be a narrow EC win will probably lose the house more as well as possibly the senate. He's not gonna lose the Senate and win the presidency. Too many of the states we need Senate wins in are swing States (North Carolina and Arizona)
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Apr 18, 2020 01:18
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https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1250693123082080256?s=20 Hero Musk.
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Stereotype posted:The Cheesecake Factory in Waikiki was absolutely packed the night before the shelter in place order went into effect. The cops had to physically arrest a drunk tourist who wouldn't get off the beach lol. If I recall she also said she would vote for him again
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theflyingorc posted:He's not gonna lose the Senate and win the presidency. Too many of the states we need Senate wins in are swing States (North Carolina and Arizona) well than i will take the most stupidly hopeful choice and guess biden will win and take the senate.
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Pick posted:If I recall she also said she would vote for him again Why does that not remotely surprise me?
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FlamingLiberal posted:There's a lot of evidence that those Obama to Trump voters that the party lost in 2016 didn't come back at all, and that the 2018 wins were the result of suburban Republicans turning against the party. My big issue is that they are not a reliable voting block, and even if the Dems win in 2020 I don't think it will be a landslide, and they will get creamed in 2022 when the GOP base turns out. i think it partially depends on VP choice and such. i think the suburbs and such loving hate trump and will vote him BUT it depends on what directions the GOP goes with post trump. like will they just double down with the dumb insane trump type poo poo. because that won't fly outside red areas. their smartest move would be to try to run with the kasich types and drop all social bigot bullshit and such. but i doubt they will do that.
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A) The loving DME home CPAP machines he donated aren’t even what they use in the hospital B) BiPAP is not being used because of aerosolization. PEEP is controlled during ventilation so you can put intubated patients on Bilevel support with a viral filter in place. As usual, Musk pretends to be a loving expert at everything and is Dunning-Kruger personified.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:i think it partially depends on VP choice and such. i think the suburbs and such loving hate trump and will vote him BUT it depends on what directions the GOP goes with post trump. like will they just double down with the dumb insane trump type poo poo. because that won't fly outside red areas. their smartest move would be to try to run with the kasich types and drop all social bigot bullshit and such. but i doubt they will do that. The racists and bigots are the GOP base They really have nowhere to go. Trump has poisoned their moderate well for at least the next 8 years
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