if trump gets dementia, how will we know?

mr sunshine

mr sunshine

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UncleBuck said:
i can report that the "prison" he went to wasn't much of a prison at all, it was a camp for snitches. they send all the snitches there so that they won't get killed in an actual prison.
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Now that everyone knows he's without a doubt definitely a rat, he's fucken useless again.

Doesnt have any useful information,

Doesn't support his family

Sucks at trolling

Burned every bridge he ever created

No weed

Tiny penis

Empty gas tank

The list just goes on and on.
 
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fdd2blk

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UncleBuck said:
i can report that the "prison" he went to wasn't much of a prison at all, it was a camp for snitches. they send all the snitches there so that they won't get killed in an actual prison.
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You have no understanding of the federal prison system.
 
Sir Napsalot

Sir Napsalot

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There was a TV show called "Crime Story" in the '80s
We were living in Vegas at the time and my wife was a big fan of the show, so when I heard on the radio that the cast of the show was going to be playing a softball game with members of the LV police, I borrowed my father-in-law's BETA camcorder and went down to the ball field after the game to see if I could get one of them to say "hi" to my wife, who was at work. The first guy I saw was Anthony Denison, who was sitting on some bleachers drinking beer out of a cup, so I told him my wife was a big fan of the show but had to work and could he say "hi" to her? He said sure, what's your wife's name and I told him, and then he asked my name and again I told him. So he says let me know when you're ready and I said "okay" and started recording

He says:

"Hi, XXX, I'm just here to tell you that your husband ZZZ here... what's that girl's name? Mary Lou? Well there's a girl named Mary Lou and she's holding the Porta-Pak, but I wouldn't worry about it too much 'cause I'm sure she's not as pretty as you."
I was like WTF is he talking about and then I realized what he was doing and it was really cool, so I said "hey thanks, man", and he said "you're welcome". Very nice guy, classy.
So then I walked around a little more and found Dennis Farina sitting on a bench drinking beer (he was pretty buzzed) and eating a hot dog, told him about my wife being a big fan, etc, and he said "Hi XXX, thanks for watching the show and being a fan".

I played the tape for my wife when she got home from work and of course she loved it, but while I was watching the part with Dennis Farina I noticed a drunk guy staggering around in the background- it's the guy who played "Buffalo Bill" in Silence of the Lambs

So every time I see a reference to him I think about making that recording, which I still have but it's on BETA
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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Sir Napsalot said:
There was a TV show called "Crime Story" in the '80s
We were living in Vegas at the time and my wife was a big fan of the show, so when I heard on the radio that the cast of the show was going to be playing a softball game with members of the LV police, I borrowed my father-in-law's BETA camcorder and went down to the ball field after the game to see if I could get one of them to say "hi" to my wife, who was at work. The first guy I saw was Anthony Denison, who was sitting on some bleachers drinking beer out of a cup, so I told him my wife was a big fan of the show but had to work and could he say "hi" to her? He said sure, what's your wife's name and I told him, and then he asked my name and again I told him. So he says let me know when you're ready and I said "okay" and started recording

He says:

"Hi, XXX, I'm just here to tell you that your husband ZZZ here... what's that girl's name? Mary Lou? Well there's a girl named Mary Lou and she's holding the Porta-Pak, but I wouldn't worry about it too much 'cause I'm sure she's not as pretty as you."
I was like WTF is he talking about and then I realized what he was doing and it was really cool, so I said "hey thanks, man", and he said "you're welcome". Very nice guy, classy.
So then I walked around a little more and found Dennis Farina sitting on a bench drinking beer (he was pretty buzzed) and eating a hot dog, told him about my wife being a big fan, etc, and he said "Hi XXX, thanks for watching the show and being a fan".

I played the tape for my wife when she got home from work and of course she loved it, but while I was watching the part with Dennis Farina I noticed a drunk guy staggering around in the background- it's the guy who played "Buffalo Bill" in Silence of the Lambs

So every time I see a reference to him I think about making that recording, which I still have but it's on BETA
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I had a similar encounter but he was eating an Al's italian beef with sweet peppers.

 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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ttystikk said:
Honestly if he's assassinated it would rehabilitate his image to martyr status, and that's a future full of implications I don't want to contemplate.

Better he remains alive to be discredited and impeached. South Korea can imprison their leaders on suspicion of malfeasance, it seems to be beyond even America's mighty powers to do the same. This is one time I'd really like to be wrong as fuck.

I'd take choking to death on well done steak with ketchup as a second choice.
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Of course it would be terrible if he were assassinated. However, the damage he's doing to the government and the thoughtless use of missiles and bombs to "send a message" without a plan or strategy in place makes me think we would be better off with imagined martyr Trump rather than the real president.
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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cool2burn said:
Congrats grammer nasi! Golf clap!

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Once again. How can a person claim their stance is the better one when they do not have the intelligence to use proper grammar? It is the language you speak, the one you went to school to learn.

Of course someone will think your position is the lesser one if you are not able to properly articulate it.

Seriously. Grammar and spelling matter in a battle of wits. That's what it boils down to.
 
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Big_Lou

Big_Lou

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Sir Napsalot said:
There was a TV show called "Crime Story" in the '80s
We were living in Vegas at the time and my wife was a big fan of the show, so when I heard on the radio that the cast of the show was going to be playing a softball game with members of the LV police, I borrowed my father-in-law's BETA camcorder and went down to the ball field after the game to see if I could get one of them to say "hi" to my wife, who was at work. The first guy I saw was Anthony Denison, who was sitting on some bleachers drinking beer out of a cup, so I told him my wife was a big fan of the show but had to work and could he say "hi" to her? He said sure, what's your wife's name and I told him, and then he asked my name and again I told him. So he says let me know when you're ready and I said "okay" and started recording

He says:

"Hi, XXX, I'm just here to tell you that your husband ZZZ here... what's that girl's name? Mary Lou? Well there's a girl named Mary Lou and she's holding the Porta-Pak, but I wouldn't worry about it too much 'cause I'm sure she's not as pretty as you."
I was like WTF is he talking about and then I realized what he was doing and it was really cool, so I said "hey thanks, man", and he said "you're welcome". Very nice guy, classy.
So then I walked around a little more and found Dennis Farina sitting on a bench drinking beer (he was pretty buzzed) and eating a hot dog, told him about my wife being a big fan, etc, and he said "Hi XXX, thanks for watching the show and being a fan".

I played the tape for my wife when she got home from work and of course she loved it, but while I was watching the part with Dennis Farina I noticed a drunk guy staggering around in the background- it's the guy who played "Buffalo Bill" in Silence of the Lambs

So every time I see a reference to him I think about making that recording, which I still have but it's on BETA
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That's Ted Levine. Around ten years ago he played the douchebag cop father in 'The Hills Have Eyes' remake.

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Things didn't work out well for him.....

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cool2burn

cool2burn

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whitebb2727 said:
Once again. How can a person claim their stance is the better one when they do not have the intelligence to use proper grammar? It is the language you speak, the one you went to school to learn.

Of course someone will think you position is the lesser one if you are not able to properly articulate it.

Seriously. Grammar and spelling matter in a battle of wits. That's what it boils down to.
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And time I do not spend time going back over my shit because lets be honest this is a pot forum people take shit to serious here and i find it funny. Once i noticed a couple of grammar Nazi;s here I began to care even less. It is like a never ending troll.
 
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