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Scratch Monkey posted:
e: I miscounted, but also still think it's fake.
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MightyBigMinus posted:rs got sold to some investor a few years back. whatever you think of in your brain as 'rolling stone' is gone, there's just a click-bait/content-chum shop left monetizing boomer and genx nostalgia. Newsweek is way worse. The brand was bought by a literal cult that also runs Amazon scam stores. Newsweek was spun back off in 2018 but is still owned by the same people. International Business Times is the same cult btw.
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Scratch Monkey posted:
Is that "But" supposed to be an "Even"? As in "Even conservative union organizers knew..." Because otherwise that makes no drat sense.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Is that "But" supposed to be an "Even"? As in "Even conservative union organizers knew..." It's a play on the oft-repeated cliche that America is a "republic, not a democracy" that aspiring pedants trot out when someone talks about democracy. Often this canard is trotted out by republicans in response to complaints about things like rural voters having disproportionate power, or as a non-sequitur distraction to deflect criticism of, say, voting rights or voter ID. The joke here is someone applying that cliche to calls for more democracy in the workplace, saying "no, what we need is workplace republics", and by putting it in the mouth of a conservative speaker to derive humour from the notion that the "conservative" viewpoint on this would be massively more radically left-wing than the current reality.
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Honestly it might also be somebody's attempt to get republicans to unwitting share it on facebook.
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Reveilled posted:It's a play on the oft-repeated cliche that America is a "republic, not a democracy" that aspiring pedants trot out when someone talks about democracy. Often this canard is trotted out by republicans in response to complaints about things like rural voters having disproportionate power, or as a non-sequitur distraction to deflect criticism of, say, voting rights or voter ID. The joke here is someone applying that cliche to calls for more democracy in the workplace, saying "no, what we need is workplace republics", and by putting it in the mouth of a conservative speaker to derive humour from the notion that the "conservative" viewpoint on this would be massively more radically left-wing than the current reality. Y'all hosed up over there.
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 These new vaccines are a kind of "mark" of "the beast"
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Except for Gettysburg is the new "but other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?" https://twitter.com/AndrewSolender/status/1435734815823826952
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Did he bother to get consent this time?
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Pretty weird for him to suggest having a girlfriend would mean he's not autistic. Even aside from it being a generally offensive thing to say, Matt Bruenig is famously autistic with a hot wife.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Y'all hosed up over there. And now it's everybody's problem!
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The media are high off of smearing Biden with takes from war profiteers, so here they come to present anti-Covid policies as anti-unvaccinated policies. https://twitter.com/kristoncapps/status/1436309699993997316
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I love this so much holy poo poo
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Twin price? Like, twice as expensive 
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Lol, yeah, p sure that's it.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Twin price? Like, twice as expensive For some reason a mattress for one (short) person is called a twin mattress in the US.
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I assumed it was the standard bunk bed size, so they were typically bought in pairs, nothing to back that up beyond owning a bunk bed as a child.
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How could anyone think this was a good idea? https://twitter.com/KenPaxtonTX/status/1436647462710792194
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Mr.Booger posted:I assumed it was the standard bunk bed size, so they were typically bought in pairs, nothing to back that up beyond owning a bunk bed as a child. It was also popular (not just on TV) to have a pair of single beds for married couples in the early-mid 20th century. It was presented as a fashionable health thing: if you do your actual sleeping separately you won''t disturb each other or spread germs or whatever. And how much space do you need for sex anyway? So pair of single beds for a married couple, for a bunk bed, for a hotel room, whatever.
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Milo and POTUS posted:lmao at the dixie cups. Why. Is that water cooler full of vodka Those are solos you monster
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Glory to Italia!
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https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1436895130737328129 https://twitter.com/sineadactually/status/1436846466195148802 Dr Kool-AIDS fucked around with this message at 20:17 on Sep 12, 2021 |
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What are those flags on the Capitol? The one on the right looks a little like the flag of Leinster.
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Under 15 posted:What are those flags on the Capitol? The one on the right looks a little like the flag of Leinster. I think that’s supposed to be St Peter’s Basilica and those are Vatican flags. They aren’t quite right, but it also wouldn’t look quite right if it was the Capitol either.
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It's the Papal Standard, representing Nast not liking the Catholics, and the Standard of the Kingdom of Ireland, representing Nast not liking the Irish. Together they fly on Tammany Hall turned into a Vatican building.
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