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    Posts made by cteavin

    • RE: Moonbats backing off of impeachment of Trump

      @Frederick:

      Seems that virtually every attack made upon President Trump has fallen flatter than Miley Cyrus' tits.

      There should be some kind of penalty for morons that file false charges against the president.

      http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/10/02/dem-rep-green-calls-off-trump-impeachment-push-after-vegas-massacre.html

      That's true of every president (and most celebrities). That's what freedom of speech is about, the freedom to say even the most stupid shit.

      posted in Politics & Debate
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    • RE: So much for real news

      @Frederick:

      The news of the new Trump tax cuts / budget has been completely wiped off the news by:

      OJ's release (supposedly went to Las Vegas - not kidding)
      The 58 person massacre in Las Vegas
      ..and now it looks like singer Tom Petty might have died from heart attack at 66

      Yeah, it's unfortunate. We're going to have the national gun debate again. Tax reform might pass because people are both distracted and disheartened. And if and when we find out the shooter was a leftist, oh gawd, the divide will grow as if Moses were parting it.

      posted in Politics & Debate
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    • RE: Smooth body or hairy body?

      @zeroc:

      Hairy without a doubt.

      :closet:

      posted in Personal Grooming
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    • RE: Do guys ever color their beards if they get some white?

      @jkronfuss:

      Why woyuld you conceal it? It's part of the normal process of getting old and even in some cases it looks nice.

      Disease is a normal thing yet we go to the doctors to get better and vaccinate.
      Our hair and nails grow long, yet we cut them.
      Gaining weight is normal, yet we watch what we eat and maintain a certain weight.
      No one is ever born with a tattoo, pierce, or stretched lobe but people do it.

      Coloring your facial hair, including eyebrows, can be a normal part of vanity. If you're into, do it – never let anyone tell you that you're obliged to let Mother Nature bitch slap you.

      :bithfight:

      posted in Personal Grooming
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    • RE: Bush or no bush?

      When it's a jungle down there you junk looks smaller. To highlight what you have to offer do sit-ups and trim the bush.

      :surprise:

      posted in Personal Grooming
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    • RE: Do you cut your own hair or have it professionally done?

      Pamper me!

      I go to a stylist for the full treatment. Here, they have what they call Charisma Hairstylists. They showboat. It's fun. I love how all the staff makes a fuss and speaks to me in the uber polite language.

      I've been to a barber here before, still go to get my beard shaved from time to time – feels so nice.

      posted in Personal Grooming
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    • RE: How old were you when you came out?

      In 1985 I came out in high school when I was about 15ish.

      I kept trying to change it till about 20, then I just accepted it coming out to everyone after.

      Oddly, my super religious Catholic family was super supportive but my Backwards Baptist other side rejected me utterly.

      posted in Coming Out
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    • RE: Is it OK to comment on people's weight and discuss it?

      Today people are pussies and won't do it.

      I've a friend, Melinda, she's Mauri and a very big girl – 250KG. At work people alluded to weight in private, made snyde remarks. You could see people look at her from the corners of their eyes. She was the elephant in the room, so to speak.

      Me, I said straight up, "Gurl, you fat. You needz to loze wait. Let's do diet 2gether".

      She was my friend and this is my personality, I don't lie. I'm not mean. I didn't say it to shame her but to help her and thankfully she's knows this and was never offended. She and I went on the Atkins Diet (though I didn't need it). She gave up after a few weeks and I went on to reduce down to 5% body fat.

      She's still a dear friend today, heffer size but that's okay. She loves food and doesn't want to lose weight.

      posted in Chit Chat
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    • RE: "The person below me" game.

      @spam17:

      Only when he is not in the mood of eating.. meat!

      😛

      Opel rulez!

      😉

      SPAM17, to make the game work you NEED TO include your own statement that the next person follows. The first for words must be The Person Below Me. (TPBM). Without that the game stops.

      I'll continue for you.

      TPBM believes hasn't showered yet today.

      posted in Forum Games
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    • RE: THIS or THAT: the game

      I have neither but since brother and sister can also refer to monks and nuns, I chose brothers.

      R2D2 or C3PO

      posted in Forum Games
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    • RE: I bet I will be called a racist just for posting this picture.

      @raphjd:

      When talking about the issues, you can't leave out huge chunks and have an honest conversation.    It's something we see with BLM, feminists and every other SJW.     They are purposely dishonest.

      Yeah, I agree with you.

      I also think the problem isn't race related. If you rehash those numbers based on the economic class, I'm willing to guarantee that you'll get in the high 90's across all score for poor people. Poverty; the mentality of being poor; the lower grade education; not learning simple social interactions such as how to behave around the police, these are just some of the effects. It's not a black and white issue. It's socioeconomic.

      posted in Politics & Debate
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    • RE: Gotham: Anyone watching? Season 4 starts tonight and I'd love to talk about it

      @Hookum:

      I'm laughing my ass off at how Alfred is somehow okay with all of this.  Shitty guardian of the MILLENNIUM!  But I'm so happy that they're actually finally "Smallville"-ing Bruce that I don't care.  Still, I don't see how Alfred's sporadic training and a couple days (weeks?) of forced League of Shadows training could possibly make him ready for such a huge step.

      ….and why isn't David Mazouz lifting weights yet??  Seriously!  It should've been put in his contract or something.  If you're gonna accept the role of Young Bruce Wayne, you'd better be prepared to eventually start working out!  I mean, I'm having trouble conjuring up enough verisimilitude to handle the idea of "Li'l Brucey" kickin' some ass.  Stephen Amell needs to have a SERIOUS discussion with that kid.

      Alfred said way back in season one that his parents gave him strict orders to let Bruce do as he wants so he'll become the person he wants to be – and he let him! Man, if Bruce were my ward he'd have got a switch across his arse and would be in school. #NeverHomeschool

      I thought he'd gotten much more fit in the three-month break. You have to cut him a bit of slack because he's still growing, but he cut a fine silhouette.

      If Bruce is the prophecy, then that could go a long way in explaining why he's a fighting prodigy.

      @Nista, you're totally right about The Court. They built them up for three seasons then made them into amateurs. The Defenders did the exact same thing with The Hand.

      According to the casting notes, Poison Ivy isn't going to be in the next three episodes. So when we see her she'll have transformed into someone else, into something else.

      posted in Theme TV
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    • RE: After today there are fewer than 100 days left this year! What Are Your Plans?

      @lvkewlkid:

      haha guys, its a dance festival, day and night parties, carnivals, warehouses and clubs all over the city hosting techno and electronic parties, lots of fun

      Amsterdam, here I come!  :cheers:

      :mob:  :mbounce:  :mob:

      posted in Chit Chat
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    • RE: THIS or THAT: the game

      Fish.

      Mother or father?

      posted in Forum Games
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    • RE: "The person below me" game.

      Walk. Unless there's a taxi nearby.

      TPBM is a vegetarian.

      posted in Forum Games
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    • RE: I bet I will be called a racist just for posting this picture.

      @Frederick:

      @cteavin:

      @Frederick:

      Police do treat black people like garbage.. but really.. the police also treat white people like garbage now also. 
      But, just to make another point, ignore what I just said in the previous sentence.
      Do black people think they are going to gain respect in the eyes of anybody by hijacking the sport of football for their own ambiguous, unspecified goals?

      Up until the late 80's early 90's, I would agree that blacks had been unfairly singled out. After that, there was a shift in the demographics as more and more people became poor.

      We still haven't recognized this poverty because people use credit cards to keep up with the Jones, so to speak. But with each passing decade credit card debt, student loan debt, healthcare costs all add up and the latest facts and figures show that most Americans don't have any savings: The majority of Americans are essentially poor and Americans hate the poor.

      When police have to come into poor neighborhoods everyone there gets treated like shit.

      You rarely hear about police shootings in middle or upper-class neighborhoods because every type of person who lives there gets a good enough education to know how to behave when the police come 'round.

      Anyway, to frame police violence as being against POC puts white people who experience both "white privilege" and their daily realities out of the conversation. Is it any wonder they're bitter these days? When you reframe the argument as not racism but a class problem then, I argue, you can find real solutions.

      posted in Politics & Debate
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    • RE: More Guns Do Not Stop More Crimes, Evidence Shows: Your thoughts?

      @Frederick:

      @cteavin:

      @Fred, there was a case many years ago in which a policeman was refused a job because he was too smart. The reason is that police work is dull and will bore a sharp mind. He went to court and I believe won.

      When you start talking about the abuses by the police – and there are many -- I would ask you then to rethink your stance on kneeling during the NFL. The protest started because Kaepernick wanted to draw attention to what the police have been doing to black people in the US. Trump changed the message to disrespecting the flag/vets.

      In light of what you think about the police, what do you think of the kneeling protest AND Black Lives Matters in the context of a reaction to police abuse?

      The subject of what is being protested is lost when the protesters are total assholes.. such as the BLM people. 
      I actually love police, all they need is worstershire sauce. 
      The NFL players are not "citizens" expressing themselves.  They are wearing a uniform, being paid a fortune, and being presented to millions of people - many of them children - on live TV.  Trump is right.  You kneel.. and your fired. Simple as that.  What's next?  Players shooting a bird / giving the finger on live TV?  Dropping their pants and taking a dump in the endzone?  (one recently simulating urinating in the endzone - and you couldn't tell that it was simulated from a distance).

      About 2 years ago, there was a revelation in New York in which the resumes of people with high IQs were being REJECTED.

      In the case of Colon Coprolite, he should not have dropped to a knee to protest police, but his idea of having pig police socks was great!  If I didn't live in Florida where it's too damned hot to wear socks, I would wear socks like that.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coprolite

      Lastly.. there is a silver lining to everything.   Football is 99% hype.. and actually quite boring.  Anybody that disagrees with this should try watching a game without the play-by-play or knowing which teams are playing.  That could easily be done by watching a Canadian Football game.   I wonder if the Arena Football players are doing this kneeling shit.   This current NFL trend is like opening Pandora's box, and it can't end until the NFL ultimately makes a rule against it - they have to or it will never end.   By having these ambiguous, random, nonsensical, offensive protests, the popularity of football is going down the toilet.. where it belongs.  Sports like soccer, rugby, and hockey are superior to football.  Football is a pussy sport with far too many stops in the action, far too many rules, and the players wear so much protection and padding that you can't see the human in the silly costume and a tank could run over them without harming them much.

      So, in short, you're saying that when a player puts on the uniform they lose their individuality and become a representative of the team, is that correct? By extension, since people usually support a team because they identify with it, a protesting bended knee ends up representing the people who support that team.

      That makes sense.

      To that I would add that I turn on sport to escape from reality, not be immersed in it. There's more than one reason Hollywood's been losing big at the box office these past few years and now those reasons are spilling over into sports.

      posted in Politics & Debate
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    • RE: I bet I will be called a racist just for posting this picture.

      @Frederick:

      I'm not going to comment on the races of the people in this photo, nor which race is doing what and why.  I honestly don't even know why they are doing it.

      They're doing it, at least originally, not now, to protest how police officers disproportionately shoot, attack, arrest, target black people.

      Trump, by bringing it up, changed the meaning to disrespecting the police and veterans.

      In turn, people are doing it to protest Trump.

      The protest has now become convoluted so that no one is sure who is protesting what. Perhaps that's the point, to disrupt the meaning so that it stops.

      posted in Politics & Debate
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    • RE: THIS or THAT: the game

      Panic at the Disco – and isn't the lead singer divine?  :love:

      Waking up to a tarantula in your bed or a snake in your toilet?

      posted in Forum Games
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    • RE: Stranger things

      @lvkewlkid:

      second season will be out later this year, I'm excited to see it as well

      :cheers:

      posted in General TV {not theme}
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