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Henry_ » 15 Nov 2016 1:12 pm » wrote: You the authoritarian gets to be the translator. lol

WILLIE is losing again.

Huey » 15 Nov 2016 1:13 pm » wrote:
WILLIE is losing again.

You're a joke..a bad one, but a joke nonetheless.

Henry_ » 15 Nov 2016 1:15 pm » wrote: You're a joke..a bad one, but a joke nonetheless.

Fuelman » 15 Nov 2016 12:21 pm » wrote: Only you can break the cycle, can I send you 14 season of "Doctor Phil"?

All this poster did was have the nerve to disagree with the Spoiled Princess:

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 1:02 pm » wrote: Listen up Sgt Dildo. I spent most of my life living in NYC.
I was raised in Queens just like Trump.
He was featured regularly in the NYC tabloid newspapers like The Daily News and The New York Post, and appeared on many talk shows.
So I know his history.

I have also watched almost every one of his rallies which were shown live on TV, and many interviews that he did.
So I'm not cherry picking anything.
I am judging him by his own words and actions.
I don't need the media to form an opinion for me.
I still have a functioning brain.
Investigate this:

Yeah, tanker boy, keep defending that.

golfboy » 14 Nov 2016 2:01 pm » wrote:Why? If they are wrong, you should reject their opinion. Especially when you know "wrong" is an intentional lie.

You mean like the lie you posted yesterday about how Trump deserved credit for Ford moving their truck production back from Mexico to Ohio in 2015?


Trump Making America Great Again

golfboy » 14 Nov 2016 8:48 pm » wrote:Yep. Trump has been telling them for more than a year he was coming after them.
You don't think that sunk in?

Ford moved their truck production back to Ohio in August, 2015, which means it had to be planned way before Trump even announced he was running in June, 2015.

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 3:36 pm » wrote: You mean like the lie you posted yesterday about how Trump deserved credit for Ford moving their truck production back from Mexico to Ohio in 2015?


Trump Making America Great Again
Ford moved their truck production back to Ohio in August, 2015, which means it had to be planned way before Trump even announced he was running.

Wasn't a lie. Trump has been telling them what he was going to do to them.

But don't let a good *** kicking get in the way of your continued stupidity.

roadkill » 15 Nov 2016 11:43 am » wrote:Make sure you say that to Misty also.

I'm not a man, I'm a pool hall whore.

roadkill » 15 Nov 2016 2:08 pm » wrote:That's what pool-hall whores like you do Misty.

Henry_ » 15 Nov 2016 11:56 am » wrote:You have a rich fantasy life, no one finds you challenging....a fellow con offered you sound advice.

I almost fell off my chair when I read that. LOL

Clinton Lost Losers » 15 Nov 2016 11:58 am » wrote:i treat everyone here as they treat me....they treat me as i treat them......
i seem to get along with everyone here basically

I hate to burst your bubble Sweetie, but nobody likes you.

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 3:44 pm » wrote: I almost fell off my chair when I read that. LOL

hee hee

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 3:44 pm » wrote: I almost fell off my chair when I read that. LOL

You didn't fall because you have been in restraints since last weds.

On a serious note whenever you graduate from Memes, loinfo talking points, mediamatters, and Twitter Twits and actually discuss topics where you have to do more than post a one liner let us know. Discussions where you have to actually prove your points. I have given you every opportunity to do so. Since you refuse I have to dumb it down for you,

There are a couple of really good discussion threads available right now. I notice you refuse to participate. Is it because a twitter comment or a meme won't suffice?

Fuelman » 15 Nov 2016 12:21 pm » wrote:Only you can break the cycle, can I send you 14 season of "Doctor Phil"?

I think he needs in-patient therapy for his obsession.

Huey » 15 Nov 2016 11:48 am » wrote:I am not in denial. I readily admit that I answer Misty in the same way that she answers me.

Hey Huey, why don't you tell Fuelman how often I respond to your posts?
I rarely answer you and you know it.

You and your BFF Golfboy are a couple of obsessive freaks.
Every time I logged on you two would tag team me and fire posts at me faster than I could reply to them.

You totally monopolized my time on this forum.
That is why I put you both on ignore well over a year ago.
Once in a while I respond to your posts if I feel like it or when I see what you've said (usually about me) when someone quotes you.

Somehow my name seems to come up an awful in your posts, and now you've taken to starting threads with my name in the title to get my attention.
You are a sad and pathetic little man.

roadkill » 15 Nov 2016 12:02 pm » wrote:Please forgive me...but you're a **** idiot if you think those kids came to an emotional understanding of the election without being prompted by their elders.

You underestimate children if you believe that Goatse.
They are way smarter than you give them credit for.

Trump was on TV practically 24/7 for over a year.
They heard the things he said.

And the Access Hollywood video went viral.

I would not allow my 6 year old Grandson to watch a Trump rally on TV.
And many parents felt the same way.

Here 's your choir boy Goatse:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBLv6rmnYf4

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 4:03 pm » wrote: You underestimate children if you believe that Goatse.
They are way smarter than you give them credit for.

Trump was on TV practically 24/7 for over a year.
They heard the things he said.

And the Access Hollywood video went viral.

I would not allow my 6 year old Grandson to watch a Trump rally on TV.
And many parents felt the same way.

Here 's your choir boy Goatse:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBLv6rmnYf4

Yeah, those kids in the video completely understood what was going on.

NOT.

You can't make this up,

roadkill » 15 Nov 2016 11:54 am » wrote:
I like a woman's point of view too...but if they want to rumble then don't frame it as though we chased them off.

I think the election is the real reason the babes boogied.

Women can be very vulgar too...the worse of those women are on the other site.

One thing I can't stand is an unassailable victim.

Beside futz...since your meth-whore left you, you're just trying to get laid.

I gave up trying to get laid years ago!I'm going on 71 in December! The old biddies my age, turn me off! I want young beaver!

And still the sharpest guy in the room! It's my room too!

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 4:03 pm » wrote: You underestimate children if you believe that Goatse.
They are way smarter than you give them credit for.

Trump was on TV practically 24/7 for over a year.
They heard the things he said.

And the Access Hollywood video went viral.

I would not allow my 6 year old Grandson to watch a Trump rally on TV.
And many parents felt the same way.

Here 's your choir boy Goatse:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBLv6rmnYf4

Oh, the horror. Seriously, does any really believe she is outraged if you have been reading her posts the last few years? She makes an old school army infantry scratch his head and say WTF did she just say?

Anyway:

https://youtu.be/HHKq9tt50O8

Here ya go Misty:

Top 16 foul-mouthed politicians

Washington (CNN) -- F#&$. S%&!. A@$.

Not quite the language you'd expect from U.S. politicians. But that's never stopped them from expressing themselves, in private and in public, as we saw during a recent speech by Donald Trump to supporters in Las Vegas.

Here's a look at politicians who have let their true feelings shine over the years through their own brand of colorful language:

President Barack Obama

2010: The BP oil spill took an emotional toll on everyone -- from those living along the Gulf of Mexico to politicians in Washington.

President Obama was not immune.

In a June 8, 2010, NBC "Today" show interview, Obama said, "I don't sit around just talking to experts because this is a college seminar. We talk to these folks because they potentially have the best answers, so I know whose a-- to kick."

Vice President Joe Biden

2010: Known for his blunt talk, Vice President Joe Biden was heard telling Obama "this is a big f------ deal" during the March 23, 2010, signing of the health care reform bill. While he was whispering into the president's ear, the profanity was picked up by nearby microphones.

Vice President Dick Cheney

2004: Tensions are nothing new on the Senate floor. But an incident between Vice President Dick Cheney and a Democratic senator took it to another level.

Cheney told Sen. Patrick Leahy on June 24, 2004, to "go f--- yourself" when the Vermont Democrat blasted Halliburton's role in Iraq.

Halliburton, as you may recall, was once under the helm of Cheney, who was chairman and CEO of the company.

Donald Trump

2011: Donald Trump, the real estate mogul and potential presidential candidate, gave a profanity-laced speech to Republican supporters in Las Vegas on Thursday night.

"They (OPEC) want to go in and raise the price of oil because we have nobody in Washington that sits back and says you're not going to raise that f------ price, you understand me?" he said.

And when it came to Iraq, Trump said, "We build a school, we build a road. They blow up the road. They blow up the school. We build another school, we build another road, they blow them up. We build again, in the meantime we can't get a f------ school built in Brooklyn."

Sen. John Kerry

2004: Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, running in a brutal 2004 presidential race against incumbent President George W. Bush, dropped the f-bomb in an interview in the November 11, 2004, edition of Rolling Stone magazine.

"I voted for what I thought was best for the country. ... Did I expect George Bush to f--- it up as badly as he did? I don't think anybody did," Kerry said, referring to his vote allowing the U.S. to use military force in Iraq.

Kerry also made news during the campaign when he reportedly called his Secret Service agent a "son of a bitch."

George W. Bush

2000: Then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush, running in the 2000 presidential race, was caught on a live microphone tearing into New York Times reporter Adam Clymer. At a Labor Day 2000 rally in Naperville, Illinois, Bush called him a "major-league a--hole."

President Jimmy Carter

1980: The relationship between former President Jimmy Carter and Sen. Ted Kennedy was sometimes less than friendly.

Time magazine reports that Carter told a group of congressmen in 1979 that if Kennedy ran against him in the 1980 presidential race, "I'll whip his a--."

Rahm Emanuel

1998, 2010, etc.: Where to begin?

Then-White House aide Emanuel warned Prime Minister Tony Blair, "don't f--- it up," referring to the British leader's February 5, 1998, visit to the White House, according to Foreign Policy magazine's Passport blog.

The meeting came during the height of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Later, as Obama's chief of staff, Emanuel allegedly once said "F--- the UAW." The comment was featured in former White House car czar Steven Rattner's 2010 book "Overhaul." The White House pushed back against the claim.

Bill and Hillary Clinton

While President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary Clinton were not known to have cursed publicly, numerous accounts from White House insiders over the years tell a different story -- that both often using the f-word in conversations and arguments inside and outside the White House.

President Harry S. Truman

1960s: In a December 3, 1973, article in Time magazine, Truman reportedly said in the early 1960s that he fired Gen. Douglas MacArthur "because he wouldn't respect the authority of the president."

"I didn't fire him because he was a dumb son of a bitch, although he was, but that's not against the law for generals. If it was, half to three-quarters of them would be in jail."

President Richard Nixon

1972, 1973: The December 12, 2010, release of new Nixon Oval Office audiotapes shed light on the mind of the disgraced former president. The Washington Post reported that in on a February 13, 1973, taped conversation, Nixon railed against Jews, Italians and the Irish, among others.

"The Jews have certain traits. The Irish have certain -- for example, the Irish can't drink. ... The Italians, of course, just don't have their heads screwed on tight. They are wonderful people, but. ... The Jews are just a very aggressive and abrasive and obnoxious personality."

On an April 18, 1972, recording, Nixon, discussing National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger's meeting with Ivy League college presidents concerning Vietnam, told Kissinger: "The Ivy League presidents? Oh, I won't let those sons of bitches ever in this White House again. Never. Never. None of them. They're finished. The Ivy League schools are finished."

Sen. John McCain

2007: McCain's temper is nothing new to those who know the Arizona senator.

And that anger especially came out in a May 17, 2007, meeting on immigration, according to The Washington Post.

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, was none too happy when McCain showed up late, saying, "wait a second here. I've been sitting in here for all of these negotiations, and you just parachute in here on the last day. You're out of line."

McCain shot back, "F--- you! I know more about this than anyone else in the room."

New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer

2007: According to the New York Post, then governor (and current CNN host) Spitzer told Assembly Minority Leader James Tedisco in late January 2007: "Listen, I'm a f-----g steamroller, and I'll roll over you and anybody else."


Chicago Mayor Richard Daley

1967: Daley mouthed "F--- you, Abe" during Abraham Ribicoff's speech at the August 1968 Democratic National Convention, according to the New York Daily News.

President Lyndon B. Johnson

1965: In a discussion about Cyprus in 1965, Johnson reportedly told Greek Ambassador Alexandros Matsas, "f--- your parliament and your constitution."

He continued: "America is an elephant. Cyprus is a flea. Greece is a flea. If these two fellows continue itching the elephant, they may just get whacked by the elephant's trunk, whacked good."

CNN's Gabriella Schwarz contributed to this report.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/POLITICS/04/29/ ... wear.list/

Huey » 15 Nov 2016 4:06 pm » wrote:Yeah, those kids in the video completely understood what was going on.
NOT.
You can't make this up

I have three Grandsons, and I can tell you for a fact, that they know what is going on.

Their parents are very non-political, so they haven't been brainwashed.

I never watched any Trump rallies or the news when they were here, so they didn't get it from me.
One day Trump came on TV and they started talking about the election.
I was shocked to see how much they actually knew about it.

Maybe the kids you know just aren't that smart.

Now don't start whining that I'm attacking YOUR kids because I don't know or care if you have any kids.
Frankly I would find it shocking if you were able to find someone who was willing to procreate with you.
You have such a sparkling personality.

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 4:15 pm » wrote: I have three Grandsons, and I can tell you for a fact, that they know what is going on.

Their parents are very non-political, so they haven't been brainwashed.

I never watched any Trump rallies or the news when they were here, so they didn't get it from me.
One day Trump came on TV and they started talking about the election.
I was shocked to see how much they actually knew about it.

Maybe the kids you know just aren't that smart.

Now don't start whining that I'm attacking YOUR kids because I don't know or care if you have any kids.
Frankly I would find it shocking if you were able to find someone who was willing to procreate with you.
You have such a sparkling personality.

I have three grand kids, 4 adult sons, and a daughter. So that doesn't impress me.

I love how granny frames the discussion, indon't care who anyone attacks. What I find funny if you need to go on antidepressants when anyone mentions your family but you certainly will bring others family members int it. And before you go mental I did not say you attack them.

What I also find downright hilarious is you are one of the most vulgar posters on the forum and you are here, all righteous, over someone using vulgarity. There is no sting to it coming from you. That's why we laugh at you.

Yes, you know have kids. Myou have mknown for years that I have kids. Don't give me that **** about on ignore. I also posted a picture on the same thread you did. Just stop lying. Whether you knew or not, you lied when you claimed you didn't bring members into it.

Anyway, back to the topic. No ma'am, these kids where told what to say, when to say it, and how to say it.

Tanker boy, this is what Misty has done for years. She tries to piss people off to the point that they blow up. It doesn't work with us, we just give her the same **** back and watch her lose it.

Keep trying misty. You will be back to your normal, loinfo vulgar self in no time.

Notice I did not reply in kind. I want to see her try harder.

Misty » 15 Nov 2016 3:45 pm » wrote: I hate to burst your bubble Sweetie, but nobody likes you.

you will all miss me after i retire