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Everything posted by RockLobster
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You and me both, brother. You and me both.
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No, it's not a real drug. "screwmystepdaughterandgotherpregnantiziac" is a fake drug from a joke from 2025.
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You're thinking of 90%+ of the country. Since he had neither a government position nor government responsibilities. He did have nothing to do with the government. That was all political BS. But did I say that? I don't recall. If I did, I was obviously correct.
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This dual gets good now
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Only if NCAA's were in CHA
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We're in CHA... so Angelo will certainly get stall calls for wrestling off his knee(s), right?
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Hamiti not even breathing hard.
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Hamiti with no urgency... maybe wait for a whirlwind in the 3rd?
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Brands is up... this'll be interesting.
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Turns out Amine's right knee doesn't bend backward.
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The thread is about a drug that is going too far. I merely added another drug to the discussion. Hope that's OK with the thread-stay-on-topic police. You're doing a fine job, Officer Rasta. Stay alert.
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Musk's dad hooked up with a new wife and her 4-year old daughter, who became his stepdaughter. Years later, he took a dose of "screwmystepdaughterandgotherpregnantiziac", and it worked 100%. Not recommended for pedophiles, but successful for the elder Musk. Maybe in the interest of medical science and such, later he took another dose and his stepdaughter was pregnant again. All true. What a bloodline the Musk family has. Truly astonishing. Weirdo's from the jump and to the core. Would be playing banjo if they had enough skill. (Yes, a wealthy family... similar to the DuPont family. Wealthy and still not right in the head.)
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Huge difference. Only a small, select few have had the opportunity to try for 5. Sure, it's cool. But it's a small pond. In wrestling history, MOST ALL have had the opportunity to try for 4. This is the ocean. And I am confident some, like Cael, could have gotten 5 if given the chance. Some wrestlers, from the olden days, were limited to only trying for 3. Another small pond, but no doubt some of them could have gotten 4, maybe 5. In terms of wrestling history, it's impossible to know what could or might have been. What we do know is that 5 is not necessarily greater than 4, and 4 is not necessarily greater than 3.
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Posting the scoreboard was completely unnecessary. Completely. Unnecessary.
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If we had to pick between a 3rd term President in Trump and a migrant President in Musk. Which would you choose? Both are ineligible due to the Constitution and such. True Patriots wouldn't allow it. Lawyers wouldn't either. But - that being said - you MAGA idiots, and pathetic January 6thers, would you choose Trump or Musk? Serious question. You six-fingered banjo players don't enough press around here. Now's your chance. Get 'it.
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Nah, not in NC. That's little boy talk. What is going on and relevant in NC is Republican Senator Thom Tillis. I belong to neither party - Democrats should take a look at him. He's not a Trump suck-up, like so many of the rest of the Republicans. Let's read what he has to say about Putin: “I’m a Republican,” Tillis said. “I support President Trump and I believe that most of his policies on national security are right. I believe things are pretty good. But what I’m telling you, whoever believes that there is any space for Vladimir Putin and the future of a stable globe, better go to Ukraine, they better go to Europe, they better invest the time to understand that this man is a cancer and the greatest threat to democracy in my lifetime.” “I just respectfully, I don’t think there’s any scenario where you could convince me Putin is anything less than a despot and a murder,” Tillis said. Well said. Nicely done by Mr. Tillis.
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You're obviously confused. The previous discussion was about Elon being cast as a "genius"... which he is not. Not a genius, not a great engineer, and a total wacko. But Elon is a successful marketer and promoter. Nobody here is claiming Elon isn't somewhat smart and very successful. It's just that he's neither brilliant nor a genius. And, IMO, certainly not someone to be admired. (Folks like you often confuse wealth with high intelligence. Something I'll never understand.)
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Why are you posters so dimwitted? Musk was never an electric car making genius. He was part of investment group that bought the Tesla company. Musk isn't remotely close to being a genius. But he was lucky enough to be born rich. And likes to pretend he's far, far smarter than he actually is - something he and Trump have in common.
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Keeping up the clown show, I see. He is absolutely an unelected immigrant - zero doubt about that. What he's doing is super murky at best. SWAMPY would be a good term. Musk isn't paid, was not authorized by any government agency, has no formal authority, was not vetted, and doesn't (according to the White House) run the DOdGEy group. (Although he does own a position in DOGE coin crypto, which he's often marketed to his followers - which is a conflict of interest in terms of what he's doing.) This guy is a Trump backed member of the DC Swamp. Arguably the biggest Swamp creature of all. To claim he's a "federal employee" is primarily BS ("expected to work, for the government for 130 days or less in a 365-day period" - regardless of being paid or not.) We should all be tired of the federal government trying to BS us all the time. Dem's and Rep's alike. I'd like to get rid of the DC Swamp, but Trump and Musk are just making it bigger. It's just more of the same, but now at an even bigger scale than ever with unelected migrants joining in. Pathetic.
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No, No, and No. "In remote and difficult-to-reach communities, Starlink would be an affordable alternative to fiberoptic broadband." My previous post already covered Starlink being not affordable. And, we don't need a full fiber buildout, short distance can easily be handled by coax/copper - much of which already exists. "Government subsidies (FCC's Rural Digital Opportunity Fund) would make Starlink more affordable for eligible communities." Starlink WON'T be more affordable unless taxpayers like you and I have to pay Elon Musk for it. For people who chose to live in remote locations, that doesn't make much sense to me. Traditional connected internet services will be FAR less expensive in the long term. "Economies of scale will bring the service pricing down." No, there are no "economy of scale" pricing options for Starlink. Regardless of scale, Musk decides pricing. All the more reason to stick with traditional connected internet. Again - FAR less expensive in the long term.
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You're a 100% certifiable tech nitwit. Yes, paper is stored in mines (and its a good idea) "cobalt" is an element, and it's also a line of tools from Lowe's (but with a 'k') - you likely meant "COBOL" Mainframes are used all over the world and in top companies, and they work quite well He wrote gaming code when he was 12? You seem to be easily impressed. Have a sample of this code? I doubt it. Musk may know the 3 letters of SQL, but there's no reason to believe he knows anything more about it than that. You're not to be trusted as a poster. Your comments are, as always, poop.