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Here's a fair amount of evidence that he probably was feeling some frustration and time pressure that day...

Still waiting on those facts...

Another good one. So far every show was one my family watched regularly. Space 1999 Moving On Kung Fu (of course) Rockford Files

Ok, you sucked me in. I NEVER missed an episode of this one. My hands down favorite 70s TV show ever, bar none.

Your fan fiction never ceases to amaze

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Pack a lunch. It's going to take a while.

Another one. https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1780104627456709041

Pay your "Favorite TV Show of the 70s" tax

Then the CEO should not have said that employees of NPR have free speech rights. I've been in this long enough to be perfectly aware that free speech right do not apply to your employer or employment. But I didn't say that, Maher did. I'm just calling out her hypocrisy.

It's not a violation of the First if a "corporation" does it. Even if the first two words in the name are "National" and "Public" because tax dollars built the thing.

What is this, a poll by invitation only? I'm honored. Caught the whole season as a kid. Thought it was goofy, but different. The two hour special was timely, as we were about to visit Seattle and didn't know about the "underground" tour. Which we did and was cool.

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Unless you suggest that one of the premier government media organs is somehow being dishonest. Then you get sent home.

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OK, let's make this a "Favorite 70s TV show" thread. I won't hog up a bunch of top choices, I'll just leave this here and let ya'll fill the thread.

Kolchak was great. Me and the guys I grew up with all watched it. We were science nerds as well and we watched this religiously.

Just can't help but shake my head when I think back to all the people who admitted to me that if they wanted to start a petrodollar war and pass the Patriot Act they couldn't write a better script than 9/11, but of course it just couldn't have been deliberate... It's an interesting psychological phenomenon.

You think that because a judge has no respect for Barron Dumpf's commencement, he will have no respect for the SCOTUS? Wake me up when the judge actually does refuse to work around a scheduling conflict with a SCOTUS subpoena. Meanwhile, give it a rest. You know, public schools tend to have those things on the weekend because many parents can't even take off work.

Any judge and DA could do that to anybody regardless of whether or not they are guilty, regardless of whether they disobeyed any court orders. And if Trump goes to jail because he went to his son's graduation, or to his Supreme Court oral argument hearings, it will be his own "fault" too, right?

Dude. The optics, dude. You sound so like a liberal. But of course, you can't see the parallel between, "Oh, I love Black people, even if I don't just happen to know and associate with any personally... " and, "Of course I care deeply about these victims whose names I haven't bothered to memorize (even though I memorized the Dumpf family tree back seven generations), but they aren't so deliciously powerful..." Bottom line: Trump still hasn't lifted a finger to help them. Don't tell me he doesn't have the power right now. Tell me all about the moneybomb he started and promoted with 100% of the proceeds going to their legal defense.

I couldn't. It's true. Fact is, he hasn't been training for politics his whole life for a living. He was in the real estate business, born into it, just like millions of people you've never heard if in your life. He has tackled his attention whoring like an Olympic athlete, yes. That is true. And I couldn't write a better movie script. It is entirely worthy of a psyop designed to sucker us into trading our Constitution for a Big Brother.

Trump isn't just a "celebrity".... he has spent his whole life leading up to this moment, these court cases and this lawfare have him exactly in his element. It's like this is what he has been training for his entire life. He is probably feeling more alive than ever and is just waiting at his chance to get revenge. You couldn't write a better movie script. The idea that I don't care about all the random people the government has screwed over is ridiculous... The question is which of them have the mental capacity, the training, the ability, the temperament and the balls to go in there and fuck them up? Are any of these other people even on the ballot? Or should we all just write them in instead and let Biden and the regime remain in power? This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to release an entire nest of wasps on the government, and you're all like "Well, wasps aren't libertarian enough... they don't follow the NAP"

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This is one of the few times I heartily approve of black violence heaped on a white person. Here's hoping Ja'Mar'Quavious beats the living shit out of that weak, white freak next time. Someone help me with the ebonics quote in the clip, what the fuck does "That boy quay a crash out" mean? A quay is a pier or structure in the water for mooring vessels. Make it make sense.

Anyone who thinks, "They thought they could arrange it so Americans never saw any of these things," is just silly. These are aimed at us, and designed to piss us off. Just like headlines that say ridiculous things like, "These tools imported with instructions in their pockets instructing them to vote Biden are MAGA," aren't aimed at Salon readers. They're designed to piss us off. Nobody who isn't pissed off by headlines that stupid could ever possibly take them seriously. https://twitter.com/OversightPR/status/1780054306454167954 1780054306454167954