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| Favorite team: | USA  |
| Location: | I am the moral conscience of TD |
| Biography: | My posts are |
| Interests: | Little satirical fables |
| Occupation: | Teaching valuable moral lessons |
| Number of Posts: | 157551 |
| Registered on: | 7/17/2007 |
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quote:American men are crack addicts. They are hooked. That's why NFL boycotts are pointless.
What they really know is all of the hetero dudes are so weak they can't turn off the TV
But a committed boycott of NFL sponsors could very well work,
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quote:who?
The Black Crowes
Lynda Carter practicing for her week as guest co-host on The Mike Douglas Show in Miami, January 1977.
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quote::bow: :bow: :bow:
sheer genius
If you have to shite, do it art deco style
oh wait there's no toilet...
quote:has anybody called the lesbian infallible?
I’ll respond with the lesbian Lutheran bishop.
quote:the one area where
bitch pretending to me a minister of God
catholics >>> protestants
re: Why no NASCAR board on TD? And btw there are too many yellows in NASCAR race.
Posted by Kafka on 5/31/26 at 10:44 pm to sidewalkside
quote:just use the book board
Why no NASCAR board on TD?
A book is a set of written, printed, or blank sheets bound together inside a front and back cover
quote:if she'd been there she'd've had a racket supplying the mexicans w/cotton
Do you think Jasmine Crocket even knows what happened at the Alamo?
quote:he would have been the Portugese sailor Liam meets on the ship he takes to the east Indies to make his fortune so he can return to england, stop the wedding of Oliver and Emma then marry her himself
I guess Mateo wouldn’t have been a character in the book
For those wondering about the country music industry going woke, here is one of Nashville's top managers:
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Jason Owen, the prominent music executive and manager of artists like Kacey Musgraves and Little Big Town, is actively engaged in progressive and LGBTQ+ political advocacy. He made national headlines in 2018 when he successfully led a high-profile effort to force conservative politician Mike Huckabee off the charitable board of the Country Music Association Foundation due to Huckabee's history of anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric.
quote:jaxson dart PMed me to post for him that it could be much worse
Liam and Olivia. Freakin white people
aiden, braiden, and caiden agree w/him
as does amberleigh
quote:LSU is basically an apparatus to prepare LA people for their move to Houston
I always assumed college graduates was one of Louisianastan top export
re: The most popular baby names of 1825
Posted by Kafka on 5/31/26 at 9:38 pm to Darth_Vader
quote:I had some kind of relative named Evelyn, mother's cousin or something.
Gotta say I’m surprised to see “ Evelyn” in the top 10 for girls. I had a great aunt as a kid named Evelyn. She was born during WWI, though I’m not sure exactly when. The great-uncle she was married to was born in 1914, so sometime around then.
Church lady
quote:if evelyn can come back, anything can
I also had great aunts named Mildred, Dorthy, Margaret, and Euthemia. And my grandmother who raised me was named Edna. I don’t see those names making a comeback anytime soon
I once had a bad case of euthemia, but antibiotics cleared it up
re: The most popular baby names of 1825
Posted by Kafka on 5/31/26 at 9:22 pm to Socrates Johnson
quote:it's not so much short as the Irish form
Liam is short for William
fitting in w/women's love of ye olde British romance novel shite
re: The most popular baby names of 1825
Posted by Kafka on 5/31/26 at 9:20 pm to Randall Savauge
quote:just be happy mohammed ain't there yet
Not a lot of black names. I assume because they’re all spelled uniquely. Or younikquly. Or y’oo’neekli.
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