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On 6/19/2019 at 8:01 PM, twa said:

if it is too difficult you nose down, crank then nose up...repeat as needed.....limp wristed goobers

Oh yes, here he comes, after months of bad news about Boeing's abject failure and responsibility in killing hundreds of innocent people, now he's here to insult pilots.

Bravo, sir...you win the Dick of the Day Award! You beat out some pretty stiff competition but this unsolicited insult thrust you to the top of the list.

On 6/23/2019 at 7:04 PM, twa said:

I've seen nothing to dissuade me that the planes were not capable of flight despite clear design issues.

 

Carry on.

Because you insist on clinging to ideas that only only dumbasses haven't let go of.

22 hours ago, visionary said:

 

Hey, TWA said they need to pull up, or was it point the nose down, or maybe they should only let Americans fly it.

12 hours ago, Llevron said:

 

I know TWA is working on his line riiiiiiight now

12 hours later......

9 hours ago, Corcaigh said:

 

Worse that that. Gambling with whales. CFTC trading data shows a majority of larger holders are now shorting CME Bitcoin futures.

Nice....

Just checked bitcoin value, nothing like that warm comfy feeling of losing $3000 over night.

But that's probably why our Bitcoin prophet has been so quiet today.

Every one who hits a jackpot in Vegas prances around acting like it was a genius move rather than fools folly that paid in spite of every rule of investing. Bitcoin isn't investing it's gambling. 

I still can't figure out why he's so excited about bitcoin now, it's "valued" at $12,000 which is still $8000 shy of its peak just before it crashed $3500 after shedding $15,000 worth of its "value".

The ONLY people who invest in something that has recently shown the distinct ability to destroy 2/3rds of its supposed value based on nothing more than the opinion of its investors are morons. Oh, there will be some traders who jump in and capitalize off the morons but it's still nothing more than tulips.

Bitcoin faux-value falls for years @volsmet disappears like Gollum in his cave...a few opportunists buy into bitcoin raising the unsubstantiated value which attracts other thereby raising its "value".

Next step people figure out that it's tulips all over again as they sell theirs to someone else before they get burned and Gollum returns to his cave.

Meanwhile I've still got my badass rifle.

On 6/10/2019 at 4:18 PM, TheGreatBuzz said:

On deployment, we bought a couple plastic inflatable sheep from the sex shop.  Brought them back to the ship, filled them with helium, and let them float around the hangar bay.

inflatable sheep.........................from the sex shop.................

What?!?! Say it ain't so. It's almost like we said from day 1, but SOME just wanted to blame everyone else.

On 4/26/2019 at 8:52 PM, clietas said:

Equating human beings to hotdogs. Bravo.

 

 

It was really only a matter of time.

2 hours ago, No Excuses said:

I think at this point it is pointless to point out the hypocrisy of the GOP and its voters.

 

It is a political party that has spent its entire modern existence whining about fiscal conservatism yet has been the most fiscally irresponsible every time it has assumed power. And yet, the base never goes anywhere or holds them accountable.

 

That is all you will ever need to understand about who the GOP is and how it basically treats it base as rabid morons who will support the party no matter what. Unaccountable to the public, not held accountable by its base of dimwits.

Agreed on all counts except that it MUST continually be pointed out. They will gaslight you if not.

Get rid of assholes like this.

22 minutes ago, PeterMP said:

 

You seem to be suggesting a very narrow idea of a "life of faith".  There are plenty of people that would label themselves as believers, theist, or people of faith that have no problem with the idea that we can use logic and our brains and senses to understand the natural world and universe.

 

(And such people pre-dated modern science).

 

What you are saying does and has happened, but that does not capture everybody and paints an incomplete picture.

Check out the comments that follow Saint Moore's tweet.

Oh and saying that people used their minds to understand the world around them before science was probably supposed to be a shock, but tends to be that those people were often killed by the likes of Beth Moore BECAUSE they made Jesus smaller.

35 minutes ago, Llevron said:

 

Did it do that weird special character thing that doesn't censor it at all or just miss it? I have seen both. 

psssst....there was no edit. 😁

3 minutes ago, Dan T. said:

No collusion?  Here's today's example...

 

The Mueller report documents that on August 2, 2016, Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and deputy Rick Gates met with with Konstantin Kilimnek, a Russian/Ukrainian political strategist with close ties to Russian intelligence agencies, at the Grand Havana Club in New York City.

 

According to the report, Manafort briefed Kilimnik on the state of the Trump campaign and Manafort's plan to win the election. The briefing included the campaign's messaging strategy  and a  discussion of ‘battleground’ states, which Manafort identified as Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota.  And then Manafort gave Kilimnek internal polling data.  They left the cigar club separately that day to avoid detection.

 

In the weeks after that cigar club meeting, Rick Gates continued to feed Kilimnik updated, internal  polling data.   In the meantime, the Russian GRU bombarded voters in those target states with social media messaging, disguised as coming from American people, designed to boost Trump, disparage Clinton, and turn off Sanders voters, including stuff on key wedge issues. lies about the state of Hilary Clinton's health and other bull****...

Fake News.

Trump said no collusion, why don't you just respect the fact that he won, and appreciate all he's done.

SEIG....

7 hours ago, NoCalMike said:

So for our legal experts on the board, or at least acting legal experts, how does the law work when it comes to the question of Obstruction if the President is requesting people to break the law and/or do things to stifle on-going investigations and they simply refuse?  Does their refusal to carry out his requests also absolve Trump from obstruction, or does the fact that he was telling people to do things in itself obstruction?  In other words if Trump is intending to obstruct justice through other people is that obstruction?

Clinton obstructed justice by lying.

And Trump did more than ask people to break the law, he fired the head of the FBI because he refused to drop a criminal investigation into his National Security Advisor, an investigation that culminated in a guilty plea from the defendant.

McConnell, gambled rightly, that Trump was the useful idiot he needed to push his corporatist ideology upon us all, and now the Religious Right is using the useful idiot to force their religion into our laws.

26 minutes ago, TheGreatBuzz said:

Elections have consequences. 

 

Thanks Obama.

This is the price we pay for having an articulate, intelligent, black man with a stable family life as President.

11 hours ago, visionary said:

 

 

Bill Kristol is a RINO.

Just another DC Democrat in Republican clothing. He's a sell out to the party and to God's Anointed One. May God continue to shower our Fuhrer with golden blessings and may Trump be the eternal leader we've prayed for to lead us from the depravity of those baby killing butt bandits.

17 hours ago, twa said:

 

 

 you clearly do not grasp how impeachment works

You clearly have your head shoved up ***** ********* ***.

*edit*

Wow, that's strange, never saw the forum censor do that before.

Here's a perfect example of a life of faith.

It begins with a conclusion, everything else is a justification of proof of evil. BTW, for those actually paying attention, this is FAR from a hypothesis because in science a hypothesis is allowed to be wrong. A life of faith either 1) moves the goalposts, 2) condemns the process. Meanwhile Beth's attitude has been the cause of much pain in the world with religion condemning science causing many diseases to flourish because theology was more important than biology.

Interesting, if only Boring had done the right thing and fixed their product BEFORE several hundred people died, and if only they didn't try and pass it off a pilot error knowing full well they had problems all while minimizing the risk.

3 minutes ago, TryTheBeal! said:

Not sure if I can “hold my nose” and vote for Bernie if he gets the nomination.  After all, I’m middle-aged, White and solidly middle-class...Bernie’s big tax dreams ain’t gonna do a thing for my Caribbean retirement plan circa 2025 or so.

 

Plus, turnabout is fair play and the sooner you Gen Y/millennial Bernie Bros learn how the world really works, the better off you’ll be.  Deal,with it.

Bernie better not be the nominee.

The last thing we need is a fringe candidate with an out of touch base.

Just now, PleaseBlitz said:

 

Unfortunately, the bar for impeachment is way higher right now. 

Like what would it be for GOPers?

I mean he could skull **** the corpse of Barbara Bush on live tv and it wouldn't move the needle.

7 minutes ago, hatchetwound said:

That's not true.  I don't think that at all.  They cleared him of collusion last month.

I would write my thoughts, but I'd get a ban.

Instead I'll just toss your posts over with all the other MAGA trash that shows up and blows out as soon as you realize that Faux News has not prepared you to deal with the facts.

12 minutes ago, hatchetwound said:

I guess not

You would have defended Nixon.

let that sink in

Ok, see this is the type of stuff I'm talking about. The cross is still on the altar, never mind that the church just burned and will cost massive amounts of money and decades to restore, but yeah a rock didn't land there, so that's proof of god. Where was god when the fire started?

13 hours ago, PeterMP said:

In my personal experience, it is people that have the strictest beliefs that are most heavily based on special revelation rather than natural revelation that are more likely to have a "crisis" of faith. (Don't really like the use of the word crisis there because IMO it overly implies a negative out come).

I've had all of it, formative and engaging general revelation as well as intense and transformational moments of special revelation. I can tell you from own experience that there was no "crisis of faith", my process was more like healing after an injury, one day you didn't need the sling another you stopped taking pain meds. You can't remember exactly when you stopped but looking back...