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Misty » 28 Oct 2019 8:10 pm » wrote: Why would anyone defend that ****?
Whoever approved that was a bonehead.
They got a lot of backlash for it, and they quickly changed it.

Puffy is defending it like there is no tomorrow.

crimsongulf » 28 Oct 2019 8:22 pm » wrote:

Misty » 28 Oct 2019 8:10 pm » wrote:Why would anyone defend that ****?
Whoever approved that was a bonehead.
They got a lot of backlash for it, and they quickly changed it.

Puffy is defending it like there is no tomorrow.

Who's Puffy?

Misty » 28 Oct 2019 9:08 pm » wrote: Who's Puffy?

Oh good, grief, Huffington and you knew that. they have now scrubbed their site of it.

Misty » 28 Oct 2019 10:25 am » wrote:




Watch video here:

https://twitter.com/yokoboji/status/118 ... 78242?s=19

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UbLQJF2sElk

Is your thesis, Candaians are more polite than Americans?

We knew that already, eh?

#MattGaetzIsATool trending on Twitter.







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crimsongulf » 28 Oct 2019 9:34 pm » wrote:

Misty » 28 Oct 2019 9:08 pm » wrote:Who's Puffy?

Oh good, grief, Huffington and you knew that. they have now scrubbed their site of it.

No, I did not know that people call the Huffington post 'Puffy.'
I thought their nickname was HuffPo.
I don't read it.

I thought that was your nickname for someone on the forum.

Cannonpointer » 28 Oct 2019 10:07 pm » wrote:Is your thesis, Canadians are more polite than Americans?
We knew that already, eh?

No. My thesis is that Obama is a lot more popular around the world, than the orange skidmark could ever hope to be, and that's why Cadet McBonespurs can't stand him.
That, and the fact that he's black, and thin, and better looking.

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 5:32 pm » wrote: No. My thesis is that Obama is a lot more popular around the world, than the orange skidmark could ever hope to be, and that's why Cadet McBonespurs can't stand him.
That, and the fact that he's black, and thin, and better looking.

Ice cream is more popular than broccoli.

The man handed out 10 trillion in Q.E. The LEAST wall street's media could do is capture his good side FFS.

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 5:29 pm » wrote: No, I did not know that people call the Huffington post 'Puffy.'
I thought their nickname was HuffPo.
I don't read it.

I thought that was your nickname for someone on the forum.

There are a few here that the name would be appropriate.

crimsongulf » 29 Oct 2019 5:53 pm » wrote: There are a few here that the name would be appropriate.

Without a doubt...

crimsongulf » 29 Oct 2019 5:53 pm » wrote:

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 5:29 pm » wrote:No, I did not know that people call the Huffington post 'Puffy.'
I thought their nickname was HuffPo.
I don't read it.
I thought that was your nickname for someone on the forum.

There are a few here that the name would be appropriate.

That could be my name right now.
Something bit me on the leg and my calf is all puffed up.

My husband never gets bitten by anything, but if there is a biting insect anywhere around, they head straight for me.

I don't know what bit me, but it looks like it could be a spider bite.
It itches like a mother ****.

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 6:17 pm » wrote: That could be my name right now.
Something bit me on the leg and my calf is all puffed up.

My husband never gets bitten by anything, but if there is a biting insect anywhere around, they head straight for me.

I don't know what bit me, but it looks like it could be a spider bite.
It itches like a mother ****.

Any muscle pain? Throat constrictions?

TW got bitten by a spider and we ended up in the ER.

crimsongulf » 29 Oct 2019 6:37 pm » wrote:

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 6:17 pm » wrote:That could be my name right now.
Something bit me on the leg and my calf is all puffed up.
My husband never gets bitten by anything, but if there is a biting insect anywhere around, they head straight for me.
I don't know what bit me, but it looks like it could be a spider bite.
It itches like a mother ****.

Any muscle pain? Throat constrictions?
TW got bitten by a spider and we ended up in the ER.

No, nothing like that.
I've been icing it and applying anti-biotic ointment and I took some Benadryl.
It seems a little better tonight.

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 8:15 pm » wrote: No, nothing like that.
I've been icing it and applying anti-biotic ointment and I took some Benadryl.
It seems a little better tonight.

Spider bites will usually have a white enter and the red swollen area will be hard. We have critters this way.

I thought this had to be a joke, but Donnie The Dotard actually Tweeted this photoshopped image.
And very poorly photoshopped at that.



Because he has nothing better to do.

Ricky Tavy » 29 Oct 2019 10:45 pm » wrote:

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 8:15 pm » wrote:

crimsongulf » 29 Oct 2019 6:37 pm » wrote:Any muscle pain? Throat constrictions?
TW got bitten by a spider and we ended up in the ER.

No, nothing like that.
I've been icing it and applying anti-biotic ointment and I took some Benadryl.
It seems a little better tonight.

Watch to see if it turns to a slow healing sore. If so, brown recluse maybe. If not, nothing to worry about.

No open sore, just a circular red welt about the size of a quarter.
I have been putting antibiotic ointment on it and it seems a lot better.
Thank goodness it has stopped itching.

crimsongulf » 29 Oct 2019 8:26 pm » wrote:

Misty » 29 Oct 2019 8:15 pm » wrote:No, nothing like that.
I've been icing it and applying anti-biotic ointment and I took some Benadryl.
It seems a little better tonight.

Spider bites will usually have a white center and the red swollen area will be hard. We have critters this way.

No white center, but the red welt is kind of hard.

Misty » 30 Oct 2019 2:23 pm » wrote: No white center, but the red welt is kind of hard.

Could be a Yankee spider, I guess.