markjacobDear news media,
Stop using the phrase “moderate Republicans.” That’s like saying “vegan cannibals.” There are none.
Thank you,
Mark
Stop using the phrase “moderate Republicans.” That’s like saying “vegan cannibals.” There are none.
Thank you,
Mark
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DreamweaselGOP: Let’s be cruel to refugees to score political points
ALSO GOP: How come there’s no Christ in Christmas anymore
@Bronwyn they aren’t sending their brightest.
@communalsauce oh I hate that. Especially when it’s a little thing that I know no one else will notice, but I will.
Giles Paley-PhillipsIt's good to reflect sometimes that when we're no longer here the bigger houses, new cars or expensive clothes we longed for mean nothing compared to the shared moments of compassion, kindness and love with those who mean the most to us. Time is always worth more than things
@lolgop nothing she does makes sense until you realize she’s as big a narcissist as TFG. Then it makes complete sense.
MONKEY: (poop-flinging frenzy)
CNN: American citizens are aghast at the suggestion that a former President is less than fully mindful of the principles outlined in the U.S. Constitution
MONKEY: (poop-flinging frenzy)
CNN: In other news, the monkey is fully expected to win the GOP nomination in a landslide
voice of reasonAnyone remember the story about the bartender who kicked out the one, quiet dude with a swastika on his jacket who was quietly having a beer at the bar, not talking about nazi shit?
The bartender explained that that's how they test the waters. They send the quiet, nonassuming ones in, and eventually their buddies come in, and they AREN'T quiet. They "heil" and wear their jack boots and scare the other patrons out and eventually your bar is "the nazi bar."
Anyway. This is a post about Twitter.
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Open Culture (Official)Tom Jones Performs "Long Time Gone" with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young–and Blows the Band & Audience Away (1969)
Love Crosby's face....
Tom Jones Performs “Long Time Gone” with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young–and Blows the Band & Audience Away (1969)
Welsh crooner Tom Jones made an unlikely comeback in the late 80s, covering Prince’s “Kiss” with Art of Noise. Then in the mid-90s, he showed up on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air to sing mid-60s hit “It’s Not Unusual” for superfan Carlton Banks.