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Occupation:Being THAT guy...
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Registered on:10/25/2008
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Why would he want to belittle them?


He didn't, he belittled people like you who are so overly sensitive that they take everything as an intentional offense. He was literally saying that people like you would impeach him if he didn't also invite the women's team.

Thanks for proving him right. Again. :lol: :usa:
Imagine the national news hysteria which would be generated if some baw piped up and said, "stop faking that you're the opposite sex and stop trying to brainwash kids into accepting it or we'll kill you."

Hell, I might be put on some sort of watch list just for hypothesizing the reaction to such a statement.
It's been a long time since I've posted one of these...

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — An online adult content creator from Atlanta stabbed a man in a shower in Miami Beach on Thursday after he denied him gay sex “because he was not Jewish,” police said he told officers.


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Authorities arrested La’Rose Sainte, a 30-year-old man pretending to be a woman who advertises explicit profiles on the Fansly and X platforms, on a felony aggravated battery charge and three misdemeanors.

Police said the stabbing happened just before 9:30 p.m. at the Edwards Apartments, located at 953 Collins Ave. on South Beach.

According to an arrest report, the victim told officers he met Sainte, whose full name is listed as Larose Angel Sainte, three weeks ago and invited him to his apartment on Thursday.


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“The victim explained after (Sainte) arrived, he informed him they would not engage in sexual intercourse because he was not Jewish,” the report states. “(He) then became upset and requested his car keys and money.”

Police said the man told officers that as he tried walking to the bathroom, Sainte pushed him and caused him to fall toward the bathtub; Sainte, he said, then punched him several times in the face.

Authorities said he left the apartment but came back after hearing Sainte breaking his property. According to the report, Sainte grabbed “a piece of glass from a shattered mirror” and caused “several minor lacerations” to his left hand as he stabbed him.

Sainte, after fleeing, was seen on a police drone getting into an SUV and officers pulled over the vehicle, taking him into custody, the report states.

The victim told police that Sainte ultimately destroyed two pairs of sunglasses, a mirror and a refrigerator door handle.

According to the report, Sainte, believed to be under the influence of alcohol, told officers that he “grabbed a knife from a drawer” and told the victim, “I’m about to crash out.”

“The victim reported that the defendant then dropped the knife and slapped him twice in the face,” the report states.


Fixed.

If nothing else, this is a condemnation of the pitiful state of today's journalism. :casty:
Firing a shot or two into the ground would have stopped all of that in a second. It also would have been hilarious watching all those assmonkies slipping and falling all over each other as they tried to stampede away.
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That is cheap. All the landowners around the Meta site in Holly Ridge have their land listed for sale at $40,000 per acre.


A railroad track runs through the center of mine. Still, if they want to buy, I'll start listening at $50k/acre.
They hate the data centers, they use the product of it (AI services) daily though.

We've seen time and again the over-hyping of new tech and then the settling down to reality of it (most recently EVs and VR). This is no different but the key really needs to be on PSCs holding these facilities' feet to the fire by mandating they pay fully for the electrical infrastructure needed to power them (and making sure the energy companies aren't double-dipping by gouging other customers to pay for it) as well as pushing them to using closed-loop cooling systems (so they don't need to constantly be drawing from the water supply).

If the companies don't want to do all of that, the PSCs should tell them to move on to the next state.

re: UK 2 USA 0

Posted by Bard on 2/24/26 at 9:09 am to
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Prince Andrew’s arrest wasnt related to the Epstein files. Why is this lie still being perpetuated?


Incorrect. He was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office based specifically on information from the Epstein files that appear to show he may have shared sensitive or confidential UK government information with Epstein from when he served as the U.K.’s trade envoy around 2001-2011.

LINK

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Former Prince Andrew arrested following Epstein files revelations


I mean, it doesn't get any clearer than that. What you may be confused about is that Epstein is mostly associated with pedo behavior, while some of these files are showing he may have also been illegally getting classified/confidential information from his government friends.
If the election boils down to my having to choose between someone who violated the STOCK Act and someone who allowed peer pressure to push him into wrongly Impeaching a President, I'll pick the stock trader.
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Twin Peaks restaurant has their girls working in actual panties and bras
You have a pic you can share?


Are they wanting it melted or are they just wanting it plowed? :dunno:

FTR - I think she skipped the wine and was smoking down.
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I've never understood how people can actually convince themselves that raising the minimum wage and importing the third world are somehow good ideas.


Because in their mind it only has limited impact (read: the only impact they believe they'll feel will be positive), they have no vision beyond what they intend to happen.
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The Constitution doesn’t work that way, I’m afraid.


It does. Sort of.

If someone is here illegally and they get arrested for some felony (murder, interstate trafficking, etc) they will go into the criminal court system to face the charges there. Once that case is resolved, they go to the immigration court system. If they are found to be here illegally, they don't go to any state nor federal court, just straight to immigration court, do not pass GO, do not collect $200.

-That system is separate from both civil and criminal courts on both the state and federal systems
-There is no jury
-The government provides the judge (from the DOJ) and the prosecutor
-The accused has the right to a lawyer, but not a government-appointed one

In the vast majority of the cases (~70%), the accused does not have a defense attorney while ~50% (up to 75% depending on the timeframe) end up in deportation (whether forced or voluntary).

re: Am I missing something with MSFT?

Posted by Bard on 2/22/26 at 4:11 pm to
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from what I glean from their stockholder disclosures the company made a serious "strategery" blunder with their rollout of their MS suite of Office apps using Co-Pilot which is their version of their AI application.


Not surprising. They changed the front page of office.com (after login) from your O365 apps to Copilot without any warning (at least none we received).

And they've pushed it into everything, even Notepad. :casty:
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He isn’t actually a boss if that isn’t obvious :lol:




Duly noted for his PIP.
She didn't really say that about the SCOTUS pick.
As I told a climate alarmist niece years ago, "you aren't being serious about it unless you're protesting China since they produce more than the US & EU combined."

They are spending all that money here because they know they have a better chance of gaining some form of legislation they can benefit from (setting up CCS facilities, selling carbon credits, etc). China would laugh in their face while opening a new coal plant.
Following natural disasters, Waffle Houses are often among the first businesses to re-open. This not only gives people in the area a place to eat while they begin demo'ing and rebuilding, but it gives the employees that as well (and the security of knowing they are still getting a paycheck).
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White guilt is ripe for the harvesting


So is tribalism, especially when that tribe considers itself to be that of "noble victims". This goes for any x-owned business claim. Woman-owned, Hispanic-owned, LGTBQ+69ANUS-owned, etc. The qualifiers imply that somehow because they are owned by some group of noble victims that their product and services are of higher quality and/or lower price.

The reality is that a lot of these x-owned businesses are only technically so. Pass-through scams are all the rage among government contracts, for example. For the uninitiated:

-Pass-throughs form by having someone who qualifies for a given minority status owning at least 51% of a company
-Minorities get preferential treatment with consideration for government contracts
-The work gets sub-contracted to companies who do not qualify as minority-owned

That's why I not only DGAF about companies which present themselves as x-owned, but will purposely not do business with them unless I've gotten verification from people I personally know and trust that they do quality work.
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I put a guy on a PIP for calling in multiple times for various reasons like dog being sick, him being ‘sick’, needing to take dog to vet, etc. Always on a Monday.


Be careful with the part about him calling in sick. If the employee is able to turn something into a FMLA or ADA issue, you're going to be fricked on nailing him for his sick days.

I would rather my employees let me know they won't be in as early as possible so I can plan around it. If that means "I'm running 101 fever and pissing out my arse" at 4pm on Sunday, so be it.
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It's also a fairly oppressive society


Explain, with examples please.