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Cannonpointer » 28 Feb 2024, 9:56 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 9:56 pm

Nailed it. ^

As much disdain as I have for the righty-neocons here
at least they have real concerns about domestic policy.

These left-neocons seem to be empty pathetic meat-bags
that exist here simply to provoke and poke.  
 

Sumela » 28 Feb 2024, 10:02 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 10:02 pm

As much disdain as I have for the righty-neocons here
at least they have real concerns about domestic policy.

These left-neocons seem to be empty pathetic meat-bags
that exist here simply to provoke and poke.

Precisely. 

This one is a sok who was formerly on the board with an actual rodent in his avatar.

And yes - like his "uncle" (Read, boyfriend) beevee, he delights in causing annoyance and has no other purpose here. 
 

Cannonpointer » 28 Feb 2024, 10:05 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 10:05 pm

Precisely. 

This one is a sok who was formerly on the board with an actual rodent in his avatar.

And yes - like his "uncle" (Read, boyfriend) beevee, he delights in causing annoyance and has no other purpose here.

Seems BCrime has the same MO as does "drive-by" Squatchy.
 

Cannonpointer » 28 Feb 2024, 8:02 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 8:02 pm

That's why I am only deporting them. 

No camps.

You are nothing if not a kind man.

Sumela » 28 Feb 2024, 10:16 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 10:16 pm

Seems BCrime has the same MO as does "drive-by" Squatchy.

With the same general intent - but more particularly. 

Drive-by squatchy does occasionally appear to care about an issue. The rodent, not so much. 

The rodent is driven by hatred - first of himself, for being a failure in every measure, and next at the world, for being witness to his deficiencies. 

I would compare him to Salieri, but in only one particular, and that is his abysmal venality. Salieri actually had some talent, whereas the rodent is genuinely mediocre at his very best, and less than mediocre wherever he is not at full power. And this, he cannot make peace with. So he tries in every little way to cause annoyance. Giggling at the annoyance he causes is his way of dealing with his lack of any stature in any field whatsoever 

Or so it appears to me. 
 
 

Cannonpointer » 28 Feb 2024, 10:55 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 10:55 pm

With the same general intent - but more particularly. 

Drive-by squatchy does occasionally appear to care about an issue. The rodent, not so much. 

The rodent is driven by hatred - first of himself, for being a failure in every measure, and next at the world, for being witness to his deficiencies. 

I would compare him to Saliere, but in only one particular, and that is his abysmal venality. Salieri actually had some talent, whereas the rodent is genuinely mediocre at his very best, and less than mediocre wherever he is not at full power. And this, he cannot make peace with. So he tries in every little way to cause annoyance. Giggling at the annoyance he causes is his way of dealing with his lack of any stature in any field whatsoever 

Or so it appears to me.

Your endurance for this cinema is glorious.  

You made me recall how at ORG that Squatchy and I 
had a few weeks of trashing the neocon empire.
 

Sumela » 28 Feb 2024, 11:01 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 11:01 pm

Your endurance for this cinema is glorious.  

You made me recall how at ORG that Squatchy and I 
had a few weeks of trashing the neocon empire.

Yup. Squatchy puts it through the net from time to time. 

He's an *** - but he is not the rodent. 
 
 

Cannonpointer » 28 Feb 2024, 11:03 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 11:03 pm

Yup. Squatchy puts it through the net from time to time. 

He's an *** - but he is not the rodent.

Around 2018ish he posted on ORG....."""BIGSKY is my friend"".

He posted how he traveled west to meet BS and they

fished for a few days.   
 

Sumela » 28 Feb 2024, 1:07 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 1:07 pm

If could only unite as one people and be sweeter, kinder.

   

YEAH. LOOK AT THE UNIPARTY.
ALL GOOD BUTT-**** BUDDIES
   

Sumela » 28 Feb 2024, 11:10 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 11:10 pm

Around 2018ish he posted on ORG....."""BIGSKY is my friend"".

He posted how he traveled west to meet BS and they

fished for a few days.

That is hilarious. 

Big Sky took me fishing on Lake Sacajawea - yeah, that's right, Sacajawea lol.

He is a hell of a guy. He's a John Wayne type - brutally honest, sincere, authentic, generous as hell - just a great **** guy. I love the guy. We caught several limits of walleye - my first experience with that fish. He sent me home with all three limits - mine, his and his kid's. I fed my guys for a week on all that fish. I was running a division of a trucking operation serving the bakken oil boom out of Williston, ND. 

We had our own little man camp that was a bunch of fema trailers. I was pushing trucks hard with a smallish crew of maybe 25 guys doing the work of 40. I needed these guys fit and ready, and after I ran 'em for 14 hours, having them go to their trailers and make a meal and consume it, clean ip, bathe, get to sleep, get up and make breakfast and show up in my office ten hours after I put 'em down just didn't make a lot of sense, logistically. I had a full kitchen in the fema trailer that was my office, so I just started having top notch coffee and a decent breakfast ready for them when I sent them out, and a nice supper waiting when they came back in. Those **** walleye were the absolute peak of my culinary endeavors - beer battered and absolutely loved by my crew. 

I got more work out of my crew than any director of operations had ever managed before me, and I did it with zero **** drama - and drama is just WAITING to happen in oil booms. My operation was smooth as glass - and it was smooth for the simple reason that I have always been able to see the bottle necks, the break points, the leverage points - and I have always been able to find simple and elegant solutions to those bottlenecks. In the case of that job, the bottleneck was my guys being able to get their rest - plain and simple. So sticking a nice meal in front of them when they rolled in off the road that they could eat while they did their paper work was a no-brainer. Likewise, feeding them breakfast allowed them another half hour of sleep. 

I hated to leave that job, but the company wouldn't take care of my fleet and I was very concerned that it was only a matter of time before the home office's financial misfeasance got someone hurt or killed. My division was THE division making all the money, but they were spending it somewhere - EVERYWHERE - except on my division. And the thing was, I had broken eleventeen hundred laws getting 25 guys to do 40 guys' work, ya see. And I could easily hide that **** - no problem. Unless of course a real professional auditor took a look at my books - in which case putting multiple felonies on me would have been child's play. The job had turned me into a **** criminal - one sneaky shortcut at a time.

I held my **** breath for two years after I left. I didn't figure they'd go back more than a year, but I was sure they wouldn't go back more than two. I got lucky - nothing ever came back to bite me. 

The next year after I left, I took my dear sweet mom up there and we stayed with Big Sky, rode the yallerstone, Visited the parks, chilled with him and his lovely family. He is definitely a good american and salt of the earth. And he's a big boy - wouldn't wanna get on his bad side. 

 
 

Sumela » 28 Feb 2024, 10:02 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 10:02 pm

As much disdain as I have for the righty-neocons here
at least they have real concerns about domestic policy.

These left-neocons seem to be empty pathetic meat-bags
that exist here simply to provoke and poke.  
 

You aren't playing two ends against center balance 24/7 to feed your intellectual superiority complex manifested into your brain since birth at all. Passive aggressive believe nobody can notice what they are doing suggesting life isn't self evident to everyone educated to believe one topic one track mantras are saving tomorrows today as long as the pay to stay in character cradle to grave obeying the will of God and rule of law directing outcomes of each great great grandchild changing population forward now in plain sight of genetics eternally separates the ancestor occupying time now.

Distance between circle of live and cycle of living so far.

GHETTOBLASTER » 28 Feb 2024, 7:32 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2024, 7:32 pm

If you think I was explaining to you how tariffs work...then you need to hire a reading comprehension tutor.

  then why did you reply to my comment on tariffs lil feller ?

BOYCOTT EMBARGOES   

 

Mrkelly » 29 Feb 2024, 8:02 am » wrote: ↑

29 Feb 2024, 8:02 am

  then why did you reply to my comment on tariffs lil feller ?

BOYCOTT EMBARGOES 

To let you and everyone else know that tariffs are a WEAK HALF  MEASURE AND THAT  ALL OUT BOYCOTT / EMBARGO is the way to go.

 

Repeal statutes and rescind regulations.  Hardly anyone in power does that with much conviction and/or regularity.  Passing a statute or ordinance is often difficult.  But rescinding them is much much harder.  People often lament the unintended consequences of such action.

frank » 29 Feb 2024, 9:04 am » wrote: ↑

29 Feb 2024, 9:04 am

Repeal statutes and rescind regulations.  Hardly anyone in power does that with much conviction and/or regularity.  Passing a statute or ordinance is often difficult.  But rescinding them is much much harder.  People often lament the unintended consequences of such action.

I read somewhere years ago that we have well over a million laws to which we are expected to obey.
With that in mind, I always thought a majority of our laws should be "sunset laws".
It would force congress to do some **** work for a change...
...having to redress laws and keep up with society a little better.

Also, immunity, be it congressional or diplomatic, needs a fresh peek.

These things may seem small but over time, taken seriously, it would serve as a governmental antibiotic in a way.
 

Deezer Shoove » 29 Feb 2024, 9:22 am » wrote: ↑

29 Feb 2024, 9:22 am

I read somewhere years ago that we have well over a million laws to which we are expected to obey.
With that in mind, I always thought a majority of our laws should be "sunset laws".
It would force congress to do some **** work for a change...
...having to redress laws and keep up with society a little better.

Also, immunity, be it congressional or diplomatic, needs a fresh peek.

These things may seem small but over time, taken seriously, it would serve as a governmental antibiotic in a way.
 

Which time table you going by? Intellectual logistics about tomorrow or natural time ancestrally displaced so far

Cannonpointer » 29 Feb 2024, 12:43 am » wrote: ↑

29 Feb 2024, 12:43 am

That is hilarious. 

Big Sky took me fishing on Lake Sacajawea - yeah, that's right, Sacajawea lol.

He is a hell of a guy. He's a John Wayne type - brutally honest, sincere, authentic, generous as hell - just a great **** guy. I love the guy. We caught several limits of walleye - my first experience with that fish. He sent me home with all three limits - mine, his and his kid's. I fed my guys for a week on all that fish. I was running a division of a trucking operation serving the bakken oil boom out of Williston, ND. 

We had our own little man camp that was a bunch of fema trailers. I was pushing trucks hard with a smallish crew of maybe 25 guys doing the work of 40. I needed these guys fit and ready, and after I ran 'em for 14 hours, having them go to their trailers and make a meal and consume it, clean ip, bathe, get to sleep, get up and make breakfast and show up in my office ten hours after I put 'em down just didn't make a lot of sense, logistically. I had a full kitchen in the fema trailer that was my office, so I just started having top notch coffee and a decent breakfast ready for them when I sent them out, and a nice supper waiting when they came back in. Those **** walleye were the absolute peak of my culinary endeavors - beer battered and absolutely loved by my crew. 

I got more work out of my crew than any director of operations had ever managed before me, and I did it with zero **** drama - and drama is just WAITING to happen in oil booms. My operation was smooth as glass - and it was smooth for the simple reason that I have always been able to see the bottle necks, the break points, the leverage points - and I have always been able to find simple and elegant solutions to those bottlenecks. In the case of that job, the bottleneck was my guys being able to get their rest - plain and simple. So sticking a nice meal in front of them when they rolled in off the road that they could eat while they did their paper work was a no-brainer. Likewise, feeding them breakfast allowed them another half hour of sleep. 

I hated to leave that job, but the company wouldn't take care of my fleet and I was very concerned that it was only a matter of time before the home office's financial misfeasance got someone hurt or killed. My division was THE division making all the money, but they were spending it somewhere - EVERYWHERE - except on my division. And the thing was, I had broken eleventeen hundred laws getting 25 guys to do 40 guys' work, ya see. And I could easily hide that **** - no problem. Unless of course a real professional auditor took a look at my books - in which case putting multiple felonies on me would have been child's play. The job had turned me into a **** criminal - one sneaky shortcut at a time.

I held my **** breath for two years after I left. I didn't figure they'd go back more than a year, but I was sure they wouldn't go back more than two. I got lucky - nothing ever came back to bite me. 

The next year after I left, I took my dear sweet mom up there and we stayed with Big Sky, rode the yallerstone, Visited the parks, chilled with him and his lovely family. He is definitely a good american and salt of the earth. And he's a big boy - wouldn't wanna get on his bad side.

He was one of my faves on ORG.  I recall he and Sasq talking rods, reels, fishing....and of course know it all Skanny setting them straight.
Bsky said many times that Walleye were the best eating fresh water fish.  I had never them but have caught and eaten 100s of Crappie.  

So May 2019, me, my son and one of his friends loaded up for Amarillo - Meredith Reservoir - only lake in TX that has Walleye. 
Tents, gear and an 7 hour drive.  We caught less than 10.  And, yup, Walleye fried Gulf Coast style in cornmeal....better than Crappie for sure.
 

DeezerShoove » 27 Feb 2024, 10:48 pm » wrote: ↑

27 Feb 2024, 10:48 pm

Free your favorite whistleblower?
Remove sanctions?
Tighten up the border?
Deport illegals?
Blow up something?
Exit an organization or agreement?

Tell us the truth. 

That's the number one thing I want from a president.

That's why I hate Trump. 

Unable to tell the truth. 
 

Bidencrimefamily » 29 Feb 2024, 9:57 am » wrote: ↑

29 Feb 2024, 9:57 am

Tell us the truth. 

That's the number one thing I want from a president.

That's why I hate Trump. 

Unable to tell the truth. 
 

Truth about what?
specificity of universe only exists in a perpetual balancing situation life is never same total sum results twice compounding details adapting forward one at a time now or specifically which ideology inherits governing ancestries' next generation tomorrow?

I want my president to perform the duties of his office and to protect the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic.

IMHO Donald J Trump is an enemy of the Constitution and proved that on January 6th, 2021.