Yeah, we don't need elaborate theories to explain why Graham is the way he is.
Sometimes, people are just assholes.
Yeah, we don't need elaborate theories to explain why Graham is the way he is.
Sometimes, people are just assholes.
I knew Bluesky had the juice as a sports joint when I logged on during that marathon 18-inning World Series game last October and all the regular sickos were here living and dying with each pitch at 2:30 AM.
...the prospect of enough risk and the shippers' insurance companies will effectively close the strait for them.
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Also, Iran doesn't have to lay many mines to choke off the strait. Just lay a few, then turn to the shippers and ask, "How lucky do you feel?" Turn it all into one big game of Russian roulette. They don't need round-the-clock gunboat patrols to shut the strait. They just need to create...
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Then you don't have to physically close the strait yourself with lots of gunboats and round-the-clock patrols. You just have to create the prospect of enough risk and the shippers' insurance companies will effectively close the strait for you.
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If true, this is a deviously clever move by Iran. Don't lay a bunch of mines and choke off the entire strait. Just lay a few, then turn to the oil shippers and ask, "How lucky do you feel?" Turn the whole shipping exercise into a game of Russian roulette.
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She's the daughter of Don Jr. and his ex-wife Vanessa, who's now dating Tiger Woods. Yeah, that tracks.
...a grown-ass legal adult who's the same age as some of the people who are getting sent to fight and die in her grandfather's dumb illegal war that's jacking up everyone's cost of living.
The whole damn family is just trash.
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Well, that apple didn't fall far from the asshole tree.
She's the daughter of Don Jr. and his ex-wife Vanessa, who's now dating Tiger Woods, and wow that all just tracks perfectly. Talk about being to the manner born.
"But she's just a kid who doesn't know any better." Sorry, she's...
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Which helps explain why Pam Bondi is trying to bully state bars to drop investigations of DOJ lawyers.
I mean, that plus the fact that DOJ lawyers keep getting caught lying to courts all over the country.
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/04/u...
This guy probably thinks strippers really like him, too.
Looks like a good way to lose a finger.
Schrรถdinger's war.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I read that as more of a TACO than a threat. He's flailing around, trying to figure out how to disengage without looking weak.
I'm going to keep tapping the sign:
The inability or unwillingness of our mainstream press to report clearly and directly on the obvious mental infirmities of the President of the United States will be one of the defining institutional failures of our time.
Demanding "unconditional surrender," then not.
But we're not getting rid of the regime! We're literally leaving the same regime in place, just with the former leader's even more hardline son in charge now!
It was literally just a few days ago that Trump was demanding "unconditional surrender," the handover of all Iran's enriched uranium, and that he be allowed to pick Iran's new leader!
This is a TACO the size of Mount Everest!
Two more words: TACO PARTY!!!
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It's a TACO PARTY!!!
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Same vibe.
"Switching parties" is overstating it quite a bit. This is more like "ditching the Republican label because it's toxic to my re-election chances, but I'm still gonna caucus with them and hope nobody notices."
"Switching parties" is overstating it quite a bit. This is more like "ditching the Republican label because it's toxic to my re-election chances, but I'm still gonna caucus with them and hope nobody notices."
The inability or unwillingness of our mainstream press outlets to report clearly and directly on the obvious mental infirmities of the President of the United States will be one of the defining institutional failures of our time.