"Nutjob Yahoo" Classic. I'm stealing that one, sorry.

With that many doses. Shouldn't his head brick? Then again...

How do you have a coup, when you already had a coup? Simple, it becomes coup-coup. (Pronounced, cuckoo.)

I will say we've won, when the censorship stops.

He's really wishing, he had eyes in the back of his head. He's gonna need em.

However, if Biden or worse Obama would have been shot, every major city in America would have been on fire by nightfall.

"terribuh, absolutely terribuh", as I read this, I heard it in Cartman's voice.

The White Hats running this show, and the various actors portraying "Joey Depends" have got to be puzzeld, as to why the Normies are so slow to catch on. This skit has long passed absurd, and is now in the upper reaches of ridiculous.

Mark Hamill, the definition of a space cadet

Let me guess! The potato's going to stroke out, on live TV.

With the key word being, "show".

The potato, nor his secretless service, have the football.

Oooo-weee-oooo.

Economists are similar to doctors. They really aren't that intelligent. However, they do have a narrative that they are required to promote.

Don't forget ammo. It could become the currency of the future.

"You're not staying?"

Bet he recently had his brakes serviced.

Thinking that the bad guys may been sucesfull at removing GAW from the interweb. I announced same on Derek Johnson's Rattletrap 1776 page on FB. They would not let me post. (Goes against Community Standards) Then they would not let me lodge a complaint.

Agreed! I used to buy Carhartt. RK holds up just as well, for way less.

Rural King is a better store, anyway. (In my opinion)

From the grip angle, I'd say it represents a Glock.

At some point, if you're serious. You will have to take the fight to the enemy. If you are unwilling to go to that end. You're chances for victory, will drop significantly.

They are no longer called "Grasshoppers". The name on the package now reads, "Fudge Mint Delights".

The actor playing Buydin, doesn't require any drugs to execute the role of a senile old man.

I can tell you this. I work at a Tier 1 supplier in Ohio (former Ford lighting plant). We build the battery cover for the F-150 Lighting, among other components. When that line launched, we were told that we would ship one 53' van per shift to Ford. 3 shifts, 5 days a week for a total of 15 semi trucks per week, for that one line. Today we're lucky to ship 3 trucks a week, and sometimes, no even that.