4
Nitrojunkie72 4 points ago +4 / -0

Suddenly I don't feel so bad about all the looting forcing stores to close. Can we get stock in these 2 miracle drugs. I have a feeling they are gonna be selling a shit ton of this stuff once all thus smoke clears.

1
Nitrojunkie72 1 point ago +1 / -0

Good point. Marginal at their best. TGI Fridays was more of a go get drunk at reverse happy hour and hit on the hostesses and servers after closing our restaurant for the night.

6
Nitrojunkie72 6 points ago +6 / -0

Both of these restaurants have severely declined in quality. Chili's will be right there with them. Dinner for just 2 people is running you 85-100 bucks, without tip or adult beverages. A lot of people are still spending the money, but they are not spending it on microwave quality bar food. Add to that the zoo of screaming families packed into these places, it's survival if those with fresh, quality food, and the others go bye bye.

4
Nitrojunkie72 4 points ago +4 / -0

Are those all on someone's farm? Does the farmer make more money for doing nothing but leasing their land for the turbines? Just another way those that hate us are trying to interrupt the food chain. If they kill off enough people solar and wind could support their needs. I guess they will feed the technicians that work on the turbines and panels though.

3
Nitrojunkie72 3 points ago +3 / -0

Maybe hung jury resulting in a mistrial. That way they can say he has not been exonerated and charges "may" be brought back up in the future.

5
Nitrojunkie72 5 points ago +5 / -0

Omg. I read Big Mike Herambe and it still made sense.

9
Nitrojunkie72 9 points ago +9 / -0

Wow. You win for the absolute, most fucked up interpretation of this. And as fucked up as it is, you are correct.

30
Nitrojunkie72 30 points ago +30 / -0

These are the actions of a desperate person. He is watching his life go down the tubes with this charade and he knows his deep state masters don't give a rats ass about him. He also knows he is expendable at a moments notice.

view more: Next ›