That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
Well, turning into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air seems like losing to me.Carpet_pissr wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:06 pm That will not end well. Or will it? He will turn into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air, then his supporters will claim that the US military industrial complex, funded by the Clinton Foundation, shot him down with moron-seeking lasers. He can't lose!
I read about him. I love that he uses science and math that was developed over, let's say, 50 years or so, by hardcore research.Defiant wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 2:32 pm How did this guy not get tapped by Trump to be the head of NASA?
This man is about to launch himself in his homemade rocket to prove the Earth is flat
Sounds like winning to me!El Guapo wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:08 pmWell, turning into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air seems like losing to me.Carpet_pissr wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:06 pm That will not end well. Or will it? He will turn into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air, then his supporters will claim that the US military industrial complex, funded by the Clinton Foundation, shot him down with moron-seeking lasers. He can't lose!
If you venture down this rabbit hole you will find some interesting propositions:GreenGoo wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:08 pmI read about him. I love that he uses science and math that was developed over, let's say, 50 years or so, by hardcore research.Defiant wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 2:32 pm How did this guy not get tapped by Trump to be the head of NASA?
This man is about to launch himself in his homemade rocket to prove the Earth is flat
Newton gave us ballistic trajectories. It was still almost 200 years before man flew. There's a reason for that.
For those who haven't read about this guy, he is on record that he built his rocket using formulas, which aren't science. No different than calculating the area of a circle. Simple math, in other words. It just seems impossible to build a rocket while holding the belief that science is a big lie (he's on record as having that opinion). Talk about cognitive dissonance.
Hey now, you haven't been to space. There's a chance he comes back with really cool pictures of the turtle.El Guapo wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:08 pmWell, turning into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air seems like losing to me.Carpet_pissr wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:06 pm That will not end well. Or will it? He will turn into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air, then his supporters will claim that the US military industrial complex, funded by the Clinton Foundation, shot him down with moron-seeking lasers. He can't lose!
U.S. Rep. Joe Barton, R-Ennis, released a statement on Wednesday apologizing for a graphic nude photo of him that circulated on social media earlier this week.
"While separated from my second wife, prior to the divorce, I had sexual relationships with other mature adult women," he said. "Each was consensual. Those relationships have ended. I am sorry I did not use better judgment during those days. I am sorry that I let my constituents down."
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The photo, which appeared on an anonymous Twitter account, set off speculation within Texas GOP circles about his political future.
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A spokeswoman said Wednesday he had no plans to resign and had filed for re-election.
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Texas passed legislation in 2015 making revenge porn a class A misdemeanor, defining the crime as posting sexual or nude images or videos of non-consenting adults. Images that were taken by consenting adults with a "reasonable expectation of privacy" constitute "revenge porn" when distributed without the subject's consent, according to a blog post by Houston lawyer Brett Podolsky. Even threatening to distribute the material is illegal by state law.
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Barton, the former chairman of the powerful House Energy and Commerce committee, joined the House in 1985 and is the longest-serving member of Congress from Texas.
If Barton were to choose to not run for re-election, it would be sure to set off a frantic race to replace him, which is all but certain to be determined in the Republican primary. His 6th district, stretching from the Metroplex into East Texas, is heavily Republican territory. The filing deadline for the 2018 primaries is Dec. 11.
Because you're not enlightened, man. Outcomes:El Guapo wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:08 pmWell, turning into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air seems like losing to me.Carpet_pissr wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2017 3:06 pm That will not end well. Or will it? He will turn into a flaming human missile that explodes in mid-air, then his supporters will claim that the US military industrial complex, funded by the Clinton Foundation, shot him down with moron-seeking lasers. He can't lose!
Only the staunchest of zealots will make it.GreenGoo wrote:Is the controversy that nudity exists? I apologize that I'm nude under my clothes and this one time, someone took a picture of it.
I don't get conservatives. At. All.
If this mindset doesn't change, the current generation of conservatives are completely fucked if they want to enter politics. What are the chances that someone aged 15-25 has NOT taken a naked selfie, or had a partner take a nude pic?
I'm not saying I condone nude selfie taking, but it's not exactly a scandal, and the current crop of cel phone users seem incapable of not constantly taking pictures of themselves and partners.
Why is that a wrinkle? If you release revenge porn, I will report you. Sounds like a reasonable ultimatum.Captain Caveman wrote:Well, this potentially ads a new wrinkle to the story...
https://twitter.com/mikedebonis/status/ ... 1829636097
Thus, the Capitol Police have no jurisdiction.Currently, there are no federal laws explicitly addressing revenge porn.
Whose definition are we using?
But they don't like their kind:A girl becomes a bat mitzvah at the age of 12 according to Orthodox and Conservative Jews, and at the age of 13 according to Reform Jews.
Alabama’s Senate race received an ugly new wrinkle on Tuesday night, thanks to an apparent series of robocalls that seemed to be designed to fan resentments—of the press, of Northerners, and perhaps of Jewish reporters.
Local news station WKRG reported that one of its viewers received a robocall from a man impersonating a Washington Post reporter. In it, the man offers to pay women thousands of dollars if they’ll make false accusations against Roy Moore, the state’s former chief justice and the Republican candidate to replace Jeff Sessions in the Senate.
...Hi, this is Lenny Bernstein. I’m a reporter for The Washington Post calling to find out if anyone at this address is a female between the ages of 54 to 57 years old willing to make damaging remarks about candidate Roy Moore for a reward of between $5,000 and $7,000 dollars. We will not be fully investigating these claims; however, we will make a written report. I can be reached by email at lbernstein@washingtonpost.com. Thank you.
To make matters more confusing, there’s actually a journalist working at the Post named Lenny Bernstein. He covers health-related topics, not politics. On Twitter, he defended his name and criticized those who sought to use it to slander his employer.
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Impersonating a journalist to smear the entire profession is a nasty enough maneuver on its own. But the Alabama robocall also seems to draw upon the dark motifs of anti-Semitism to accomplish its goal. The fake Bernstein’s nasally, high-pitched voice and forced New York accent evoke anti-Semitic caricatures and stereotypes.
I hope you can admit that "plotting the liberal agenda" is an absurdly biased way of describing attendance of a political action conference. (Does Fox need a reminder that their own so-called journalists routinely headline such events on the Right?)Rip wrote: Fri Nov 24, 2017 1:19 pm Perhaps it wouldn't be believed so much if people weren't already aware of the extreme bias present there.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/20 ... soros.html
Holman wrote: Fri Nov 24, 2017 1:50 pmI hope you can admit that "plotting the liberal agenda" is an absurdly biased way of describing attendance of a political action conference.Rip wrote: Fri Nov 24, 2017 1:19 pm Perhaps it wouldn't be believed so much if people weren't already aware of the extreme bias present there.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/20 ... soros.html
