Sherbert Hoover posted:

the gently caress kind of a name is markwayne anyway

UFOTacoMan posted:

it was happening even before that.
my fam told me the same poo poo. it was wrong.

Jon Irenicus posted:

a coworker told me there's no studies about flossing actually benefiting like they claim it does and a cursory Google search seems to prove him right? what the gently caress?

Jon Irenicus posted:

a coworker told me there's no studies about flossing actually benefiting like they claim it does and a cursory Google search seems to prove him right? what the gently caress?

Grey Fox posted:

https://twitter.com/dabbs346/status/1724794310833664372

Jon Irenicus posted:

a coworker told me there's no studies about flossing actually benefiting like they claim it does and a cursory Google search seems to prove him right? what the gently caress?

emfive posted:

The Sopranos is really great but while blasting through it, take breaks to think about what's going on, I still wake up sometimes thinking about what story arcs really meant

I did not watch it when it was fresh, we binged it a few years ago.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Gamers will forever be chasing after the next big game because they have an emptiness in their hearts. But games will never fill that void.

emfive posted:

to really be "in" the Cherokee tribe you have to do more than just say you're 1/16th Cherokee. It's a real tangible thing, not just a t-shirt or whatever.

Friend of one of my kids has a mom who's basically 100% Cherokee and he got his college paid for by the tribe.

quote:

Testimony wrapped up later Tuesday, with closing arguments expected Wednesday. DePape has pleaded not guilty to attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault on the immediate family member of a federal official with intent to retaliate against the official for performance of their duties. His attorneys argue that he was not seeking to go after Nancy Pelosi because of her official duties as a member of Congress and so the charges do not fit.

The attack happened in the early hours of Oct. 28, 2022, just days before the midterm elections.

DePape, 43, said he went to the Pelosis' home to talk to Nancy Pelosi about Russian involvement in the 2016 election, and that he planned to wear an inflatable unicorn costume and upload his interrogation of her online. Prosecutors say he had rope and zip ties with him. And a hammer.

DePape testified that his plan was to get Nancy Pelosi and other targets to admit to their corruption. “If she lied, I would break her kneecaps,” he said. “The choice is on her.”

He then wanted President Joe Biden to pardon the targets “so we can move forward as a country,” he said.

UFOTacoMan posted:

DR FRASIER KRANG posted:

my phone officially will not charge anymore

down to 3% battery. this is the end.

UFOTacoMan posted:

DR FRASIER KRANG posted:

my phone officially will not charge anymore

down to 3% battery. this is the end.

emfive posted:

to really be "in" the Cherokee tribe you have to do more than just say you're 1/16th Cherokee. It's a real tangible thing, not just a t-shirt or whatever.

Friend of one of my kids has a mom who's basically 100% Cherokee and he got his college paid for by the tribe.

Joementum posted:

yeah you've gotta have a recipe in the harvard cookbook

quote:

DePape said that he felt bad for Pelosi after hearing testimony from a neurosurgeon who operated on him after the attack and testified Pelosi had two wounds on his head, including a fracture to his skull that had to be mended with plates and screws. Pelosi also needed stitches on injuries to his right arm and hand.

“He was never my target and I’m sorry that he got hurt,” DePape said.

“I reacted because my plan was basically ruined,” he said when asked why he hit Pelosi.

DePape testified he first was drawn to right-wing conspiracies after learning about “Gamergate,” an online harassment campaign against women in the video gaming community that took place about a decade ago. He said he often played videogames for up to six hours a day while listening to political podcasts.

triple sulk posted:

good morning

Ben Nerevarine posted:

Toxically
God Made Me
We Burn Our Flag
Masculine
Salami in the Bag

tenderjerk posted:

THANKS FOR RUINING YOUR LIFE FOR ME MIKE

tenderjerk posted:

tenderjerk posted:

THANKS FOR RUINING YOUR LIFE FOR ME MIKE

Grey Fox posted:

https://twitter.com/dabbs346/status/1724794310833664372

UFOTacoMan posted:

I'm still flabbergasted that Liz Warren took trumo's native american challenge
and lost, badly.

Bethamphetamine posted:

https://twitter.com/realMikeLindell/status/1724477910021460101

Grey Fox posted:

https://twitter.com/dabbs346/status/1724794310833664372

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

It's pretty funny that everyone forgot about Starfield already. The hype cycle was way longer than the game's staying power. That owns

quote:

A man who was hospitalized by debilitating Crohn's disease found relief after putting his mom's poop in his rectum in a DIY treatment — but was surprised to experience her menopause symptoms, too.

After her stool was tested for any infections or diseases, they began doing the transplants on Christmas day 2008.

Charlie Curtis, from Toronto, Canada, who's in his mid 30s, did DIY "poopie transplants," or fecal microbiota transplants, for over four years, he told filmmaker Saffron Cassaday in the new documentary "Designer $hit."

FMTs usually involve a doctor taking poop from a healthy donor, and blending it with a saline solution. In FDA-approved procedures, the saline and feces mixture is then inserted into the recipient's gastrointestinal tract through an enema, or taken via oral capsules (it can also be done via colonoscopy or upper endoscopy).

The recipient absorbs healthy bacteria from the donated stool, and this repopulates the bacteria in their gut, which might be depleted from using drugs such as antibiotics or illness, according to Cleveland Clinic.

FMTs are currently only FDA and Health Canada-approved as a treatment for persistent C. Diff bacterial infections, so Charlie Curtis and his mom, Sky Curtis, decided to do the procedure at home.

The donated poop does "transmit high levels of hormones," Borody told Cassaday, so it's possible that Charlie Curtis was experiencing the same menopause symptoms as his mom.

Godlessdonut posted:

It's so bland. It might see an uptick of players once they release the full modding toolset, but I'm skeptical it'll overtake Skyrim modding.

magiccarpet posted:

you never realize how many chicken bones there are on the sidewalk until you own a dog. i have to muzzle mine up every walk because there's so much trash out there.

Bethamphetamine posted:

Merry Christmas, son. You'll never guess where I got your gift.

quote:

Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) suggested the FBI sent "ghost buses" filled with informants to incite the Capitol attack on Jan. 6, 2021.

At a House Homeland Security Committee hearing on Wednesday, Higgins peppered FBI Director Christopher Wray with questions about his agency's role in Jan. 6.

"If you are asking whether the violence at the Capitol on Jan. 6 was part of some operation orchestrated by FBI sources and/or agents, the answer is emphatically no," Wray insisted.

"Are you familiar with, you know, what a ghost vehicle is?" Higgins asked. "Director, you're director of the FBI, certainly should. You know what a ghost bus is?"
"A ghost bus?" Wray replied. "I'm not sure I've used that term before."
Higgins said a ghost bus was a "common" term referring to an unmarked vehicle "that's used for secret evil purposes."

"These two buses in the middle here, they were the first to arrive at Union Station on Jan. 6," Higgins said, pointing to a photo. "I have all this evidence. I'm showing you a tip of the iceberg."

At that point, a Democrat on the committee noted that Higgins was out of time. But the Republican lawmaker ranted on.

"I note that other members across the aisle have been granted time, and I object to my question being closed," he said. "This is a very significant hearing, Mr. Chairman, and these buses are nefarious in nature and were filled with FBI informants dressed as Trump supporters and deployed onto our Capitol on Jan. 6."

"Your day is coming, Mr. Wray," he added.