The Nastier Nate posted:

look im sure Adam "pencilneck" Schiff sucks, but whatever he gave to the GOP in a state of 50 million people didn't make up the 300,000 votes Porter would have needed to place 2nd.

WrasslorMonkey posted:

Fuckt Tupp posted:

a.lo posted:

texASS

Glumwheels posted:

https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1765561920470274083

Sir Tonk posted:

didn't they interview that woman later on and she said it was in fact not consensual?

Sir Tonk posted:

didn't they interview that woman later on and she said it was in fact not consensual?

Sir Tonk posted:

didn't they interview that woman later on and she said it was in fact not consensual?

Buddykins posted:

are you telling me that it didnt evolve into a beautiful rom com romance

Nonsense posted:

https://twitter.com/DanRodimer/status/1375203707852353537

I wonder what he's up to this election night

a.lo posted:

SirPablo posted:

March 6, 2020
The Grand Princess cruise ship is stranded off the California coast after officials learn that a California man who had traveled on the ship last month contracted COIVID-19 and died. The California Air National Guard drops off a limited supply of testing kits by helicopter; more than 3,500 people are aboard the ship, but only 46 are able to be tested and 21 (mostly crew members) test positive.

Happy Anniversary

Sir Tonk posted:

didn't they interview that woman later on and she said it was in fact not consensual?

AZcentral.com posted:

The woman in the photo, whose married name was Greta Zimmer Friedman, said the kiss wasn’t consensual.

“It wasn't my choice to be kissed,” she said in a 2005 interview for the Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project. “The guy just came over and kissed or grabbed.”

In 2016, after her death at 92, her son, Joshua Friedman, told The New York Times that, while his mother understood the contention that it was an unwanted sexual advance, she did not view it that way.

In the 2005 interview, Zimmer said, "It was just somebody really celebrating. But it wasn't a romantic event. It was just an event of 'thank God the war is over' kind of thing."

"It wasn't that much of a kiss, it was more of a jubilant act that he didn't have to go back," she said. "And the reason he grabbed someone dressed like a nurse was that he just felt very grateful to nurses who took care of the wounded."

Three months earlier, Mendonsa had been at the helm of the USS The Sullivans during the Battle of Okinawa and dragged survivors and the dead from the water. Nurses helped save many lives.

In an interview for the same project, Mendonsa said he’d grabbed Zimmer because he thought she was a war nurse. “It was all done in good clean honest fun,” he said.

Alfred Eisenstaedt took the picture for Life magazine but didn't get the subjects' names. Their identities remained a mystery until decades later.

Zimmer didn’t see the picture until the 1960s. She recognized her hairdo, tapestry purse and perfectly straight stocking seams.

Mendonsa saw it in 1980 when Life reprinted it in hopes of identifying the pair.

The editors invited them to Times Square for an interview. Petry, who married Mendonsa in 1946, joked that her husband had never kissed her like that.

Zimmer, an artist and mother of two, remembered that day as happy, the kiss only a part of it.

"It was a day that everyone celebrated because everyone had somebody in the war, and they were coming home," she said in the 2005 interview. "So it was a wonderful gift finally to end this war. It was a long war, and it cost a lot."

a.lo posted:

Look at her hand

a.lo posted:

Look at her hand

kaleedity posted:

roll tide

kaleedity posted:

roll tide

Horseshoe theory posted:

The NCAA's going to be dissolved soon as a result of (i) the athletes getting paid due to litigation and (ii) various states like FL suing the NCAA as being an illegal monopoly and forcing its dissolution to get out of various conference agreements, etc. No worries!

Nonsense posted:

you got to school to learn not think

Lux Anima posted:

Over the course of its universal existence God had to remake the heavens and the earth numerous times, and this day was no different. Soon the earth would be formless and empty again, only darkness to be found within the shadows where cities once shone, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the black waters, the depths, and the supposed masters of the land, still piteously mortals all. And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light: a scant nanosecond of Sol's power reproduced on Earth's surface would unleash enough destructive power to ensure there would be nothing wholly 'human' left, when all the fighting was said and done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thzbbqhaVf0
Dear Co-Inhabitants of Earth: praise the Luciferian lamplight and all, but try spending a little less on combustibles

Joementum posted:

https://x.com/hannahposted/status/1765500175655604527?s=46

William Bear posted:

Is there some kind of breeding program to keep busty blondes from going extinct?

Fuckt Tupp posted:

the kwisatz giantrack