If he used caps lock but his parents had waited longer to have sexual relations, making him a millennial or gen x or y instead of a boomer, would that somehow make it better??
Look, Trump's a boomer. He uses caps lock extensively. So am I, and like most people I almost NEVER use it. Millions of your fellow Trump-loving patriots are boomers who also don't use caps lock. So, it isn't an age thing.
If it isn't the age of the person that matters but the annoying behavior, maybe we should resist the the current ageism fad, and focus on the actual behavior instead.
We...WE...We...We at MAGA
There's no "we". You've set it up as you against everyone else right now, and you are "loosing".
It's a good time to step back.
make the receive a black hole
Thanks but I'm all full of word salad after the past few weeks of Kommiela.
I cringe out of my skin every time Trump says "Can you imagine locking up the wife of the president of the United States, and a former Secretary of State??"
Answer is YES. YES, dammit, since you said yourself she'd be in jail. If no one is above the law, and the two-tiered justice system you've railed against over a decade is still a bad thing FFS, then not only yes but HELL yes.
NO. ONE. IS. ABOVE. THE LAW.
Do you think someone should also unload the groceries at your house too?
LOL at the better grocery stores, they offer to come out to the car and load the goods for you as a courtesy, since the goods are still at their store. So, your question about thinking they should ride home with each customer to handle the groceries is a mighty stupid one indeed. In your imagined scenario, how would the employee get back to the store? You think people have time to drive the personnel back and forth to the store, when they don't have time to transport carts across parking lots to certain designated locations, to make less work for the workers? You think the employees are allowed to leave the jobsite and go home with customers? Dumb.
A shopping cart is a tool. I never said carts were "nefarious"; that silliness is on you. And I certainly never said to leave it in the road, which is particularly idiotic in response to a remark about making sure it's out of the way of cars. Interesting that you felt you had to put words in my mouth to get anywhere with this.
Seethe harder, Karen.
Yes but it's interesting that one has to look for a feature nearly totally obscured by her hat to find fault with. LOL I never once even glanced at her eyebrows. Now that I have, she just got hotter.
Thanks for helping make my point! :)
I respectfully disagree 100% that it is any test of morals or character whatsoever.
There is simply no moral deficit or character flaw in choosing to place the cart out of the way of other shoppers but not taking it to another spot.
Similarly, there is no moral deficit or character flaw in your taking items off the store shelf and putting them in your cart but then failing to front the stock (pull the next packages forward to the front of the shelf for the next shopper to easily grasp without reaching). If you're like most people, you never think to do this. Is it nice to do? Sure. Do I do it if I think of it? All the time. Do I HAVE to do it to not be judged by Karens?
Nope! Store employees are paid to take care of the details of the positioning of products and positioning the shopping carts the products go into. Would you like to be adjudged morally inferior or of poor character, just because you don't front the stock every single time you take an item off a shelf?
Look, we're busy. We're working to pay top dollar for the goods; we're lifting heavy items from the shelves into the cart; pushing it all around the store; unloading it onto the conveyor; taking the bagged goods out to the car; loading them into the car ourselves; unloading them at home and putting them away...that's enough work for groceries, thanks.
What a great photo
Refreshing to see Trump happy and smiling with all he's going through
They never don't project.
Yes but the punishment for treason starts at five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
I love stuff about how they're not gonna be able to steal the election again this time around
Hope it's true!!!!
It had to happen:
A Jewish 10.
Plus she is bright, well-spoken and an energetic patriot.
What a fraud this giabrone is
How many people choked the streets of Manhattan near MSG for the two days leading up to the rally?
If he uses the 32 32 32 at one of his rallies on the 7-year delta this Friday, I'm falling over
I disagree that shopping carts present a litmus test or a virtue-signaling opportunity and find videos of Cart Karens hassling shoppers to be about the cringest thing I've seen online
IMHO there is no inherent goodness or moral righteousness in schlepping carts across a parking lot and no inherent badness in simply using the cart for its intended purpose (increasing the revenue of the store) and then politely parking it aside out of the way and allowing personnel paid to police carts to do their job
If it's raining and people are in a hurry because busy working late to earn money to fill the cart, they may not have time for schleppage :)
The military does not institute martial law
Yeah, one glance and you knew she didn't wear that colorless thing just by chance...not on a scintillating, dazzling night on the red carpet at MSG FFS
This feels so much like a convention. It's as if MAGA is making a statement - this is our party now and you are
notwelcome.
FTFY :)
...interview with podcasting giant Joe Rogan, where the unfiltered president doubled down on his idea to eliminate the income tax..
--RightJournalism.com
This is amazing.
Yeah! Or that big circle thing on a headband.
Yup. Actors, nervously whipping that head back and forth like a puppy crossing a busy highway.
Actors. Just like all the actors posing as cops, Trump supporters, and "insurrectionists" on J6.
OK but the military doesn't directly interfere in civilian elections
When did they start the practice of ending election day at noon?
Morning voting only? This is crazy