purplehaze posted:I think I woulda been a good general... but who knows.
PH
I would have been a terrible soldier. I hate taking orders from anyone, but in particular, I hate taking orders from people who are dumber than I am. I am also bad at delegating tasks to others, and thus, I would have been a lousy general. Fortunately, we have people in our country who are willing to do both of these types of tasks, and many are good at it.
purplehaze posted:I think I woulda been a good general... but who knows.
PH
Too bad we never got the chance to find out. "Fragging", comes to mind...
mneeley490 posted:purplehaze posted:I think I woulda been a good general... but who knows.
PH
Too bad we never got the chance to find out. "Fragging", comes to mind...
Oh, without question! 😎
purplehaze posted:I think I woulda been a good general... but who knows.
PH
Just think, he could of been the first general with a personal hairdresser, and many others could have learned about back- combing, hair weaves and orange spray tans. I’m not sure the military could afford a can of hairspray used everyday.
I have no doubt he has GI Joe pajamas. 😎
wineart 2 posted:purplehaze posted:I think I woulda been a good general... but who knows.
PH
Just think, he could of been the first general with a personal hairdresser, and many others could have learned about back- combing, hair weaves and orange spray tans. I’m not sure the military could afford a can of hairspray used everyday.
I have no doubt he has GI Joe pajamas. 😎
..not to mention the cost of orange spray tan!
national Emergency is BS. Truman couldn't nationalize the Steel industry, and the dumpster can't do the fence either.
The real emergency is the folks that aren't getting paid.
More coal plants closed in the Orange Dumps first two years than in Obama’s first four years.
Yet one more blatant lie from the pathological lying Dump,but a good thing nevertheless.
Another great lie - No one mile of the wall has been built after the last funding. Only repairs to a few sections. Orangeman said they built miles and miles. The data presented was by CBP themselves.
Believe in Saint Nick!
Thank you to Chris Wallace of Fox News for calling out Sarah Sanders and her BS lies as she tried to spread the lies from the Orange Dump. As Wallace corrected her BS, there have not been some 4000 terrorist caught crossing at the Southern border. Complete and total lie.
Truth is as Fox News and Wallace pointed out, these people were questioned and vetted at airports for often having similar or same names as people on the watch list, or having unusual credentials. AIRPORTS, what a novel thought....
Napa and his ilk have zero use for facts or truth and Trump knows it.
We and most other countries also valued life!
Sarah is losing her touch or, perhaps, as the article suggests, she's out of practice after avoiding any serious questioning from the media for the past few weeks.
bman posted:We and most other countries also valued life!
Sarah is losing her touch or, perhaps, as the article suggests, she's out of practice after avoiding any serious questioning from the media for the past few weeks.
How can you sleep knowing you told lies all day?
flwino posted:bman posted:We and most other countries also valued life!
Sarah is losing her touch or, perhaps, as the article suggests, she's out of practice after avoiding any serious questioning from the media for the past few weeks.
How can you sleep knowing you told lies all day?
It's why she makes the big money!
bman posted:flwino posted:bman posted:We and most other countries also valued life!
Sarah is losing her touch or, perhaps, as the article suggests, she's out of practice after avoiding any serious questioning from the media for the past few weeks.
How can you sleep knowing you told lies all day?
It's why she makes the big money!
when I grew up, if a lie was told, parents would wash out your mouth with soap. They way this group goes, II better by more stock in a soap company
Loved Christian Bale’s comment on the Cheney film and how he slyly compared him to Satan. Brilliant
The President addresses the country tonight. I've been watching these presidential addresses for many years. I've watched LBJ, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama. On the one hand, I think it is important to know what the President says and to think about it critically yourself, rather than rely on news media to select the highlights and feed commentary to you. But, on the other hand, I have no anti-nausea medication on hand, and I don't think I could get through the first sentence or two tonight without it.
I don't know if all of the networks will cover this. But, we can stream something.
Sears, once the nations largest retailer and employer to liquidate after 126 years.
irwin posted:The President addresses the country tonight. I've been watching these presidential addresses for many years. I've watched LBJ, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama. On the one hand, I think it is important to know what the President says and to think about it critically yourself, rather than rely on news media to select the highlights and feed commentary to you. But, on the other hand, I have no anti-nausea medication on hand, and I don't think I could get through the first sentence or two tonight without it.
I don't know if all of the networks will cover this. But, we can stream something.
Serious question, what would the over/under be on how many verifiable lies Trump will tell tonight?
wineart 2 posted:Sears, once the nations largest retailer and employer to liquidate after 126 years.
It was the Amazon of its time.
wineart 2 posted:irwin posted:The President addresses the country tonight. I've been watching these presidential addresses for many years. I've watched LBJ, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, Obama. On the one hand, I think it is important to know what the President says and to think about it critically yourself, rather than rely on news media to select the highlights and feed commentary to you. But, on the other hand, I have no anti-nausea medication on hand, and I don't think I could get through the first sentence or two tonight without it.
I don't know if all of the networks will cover this. But, we can stream something.
Serious question, what would the over/under be on how many verifiable lies Trump will tell tonight?
I think it might need to be judged per minute.
But... realistically over the course of the speech I would think 12-14 fully distinct and verifiably false claims with another +/-10 distinct claims wholly unsupported by evidence. Most claims repeated multiple times. I would also suggest at least 2 pairs of mutually refuting claims and 23 instances of claiming personal victimization at the hands of “the media” or Democrats.
