If thou gazest long into the Pit, the Pit will also gaze into thee

And since we're talking about Scandal.

I'm not surprised to see Kiwi's screwing with elections. They're all racists. Even the one here wears a racist hat.

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ I know. It's a high scandal with huge stakes in NZ.

How much more do they cheat when it actually matters?

Michele Bachmann is looking for an iron rod. Is this a case where an iron rod is just an iron rod?:

Driftless wrote: ↑ Michele Bachmann is looking for an iron rod. Is this a case where an iron rod is just an iron rod?:

No, she means a cigar.

Hunt wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 5:51 am

Driftless wrote: ↑ Michele Bachmann is looking for an iron rod. Is this a case where an iron rod is just an iron rod?:

No, she means a cigar.

Or a corn dog?

In fourth grade, I used the pencil sharpener on the wall. Kept turning and turning, trying to make the pencil super perfectly pointy. Ground it down to a couple inches long. The notion of 'putting a tack on the teacher's seat' was known to my kid brain-- seemed like a clever prank-- but I didn't have a realistic conception of it. My imagination was more like a Roadrunner cartoon. I tucked the pencil between my shoelaces, and stuck my foot out as a 4th grade relative of Michele Bachmann sat at the desk next to mine. A mortified expression froze her face, and she immediately stood up, with the pencil piercing her jeans and probably her crotch. She left the room. The teacher followed. The teacher confronted me about it later & and I lied-- said I just tucked the pencil there to carry it & was just stretching my leg out at the exact wrong moment. I don't think I was punished at all. I think they took my own shock as proof that I wasn't intentionally harming her. They didn't even want to explain to me how horrible the thing I had done was. Every few years, I unexpectedly re-live the harrowing moment and my blood turns cold all over again. On some primal psychic level, I may be responsible for Congresswoman Bachmann's choice of imagery. Her entire bloodline probably shuddered, that day. This story is true and I'm only making light of it to sugarcoat it.

Widespread election fraud documented in Michigan:

https://truethevote.org/true-the-vote-s ... sghmGMeFC4

Service Dog wrote: ↑ a 4th grade relative of Michele Bachmann sat at the desk next to mine.

The girl who sat behind me in German class was Christine Brinkley's first cousin. Her facial features looked a lot like Brinkley's, but all wrong. Of course, a lot of 'beautiful' models look scary in person without a ton of make-up and flattering lighting.

Girl always had epic camel toe, however.

Meanwhile, in the basement...

https://media.thedonald.win/post/qASmD5xl.jpeg

https://media.thedonald.win/post/w5HFzqdt.jpeg

Service Dog wrote: ↑

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ I know. It's a high scandal with huge stakes in NZ.

How much more do they cheat when it actually matters?

I've heard that accusation thrown at Ritchie McCaw, but in my opinion he just played the margins of the rules.

Bloody hell. Richie. Not Ritchie.

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 4:50 pm

Service Dog wrote: ↑

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ I know. It's a high scandal with huge stakes in NZ.

How much more do they cheat when it actually matters?

I've heard that accusation thrown at Ritchie McCaw, but in my opinion he just played the margins of the rules.

The wrong side of the margins. No surprise that he was the target of so many cheap shots. Always "accidentally" ending up in just the right position just long enough to slow down opposition ball, just the wrong side of the offside line etc. It really does spoil enjoyment of the game when someone stymies positive play by foul means and keeps getting away with it. Some people say it's his job to cheat and he's just better at it. Not my opinion though.

Peter Sutcliffe doesnt' have a hammer any more.

Lsuoma wrote: ↑Peter Sutcliffe doesnt' have a hammer any more.

Killed by a hoax virus.

(according to cretins)

.

This is what it's like in BLManhattan...



Appetizing. Across the street... studio apartments sell for $1.5 Million.





I couldn't resist

ThreeFlangedJavis wrote: ↑

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 4:50 pm

Service Dog wrote: ↑

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ I know. It's a high scandal with huge stakes in NZ.

How much more do they cheat when it actually matters?

I've heard that accusation thrown at Ritchie McCaw, but in my opinion he just played the margins of the rules.

The wrong side of the margins. No surprise that he was the target of so many cheap shots. Always "accidentally" ending up in just the right position just long enough to slow down opposition ball, just the wrong side of the offside line etc. It really does spoil enjoyment of the game when someone stymies positive play by foul means and keeps getting away with it. Some people say it's his job to cheat and he's just better at it. Not my opinion though.

Yeah. But you're a one eyed Saffer, so I'd expect nothing less from you.

Blast from the past:

Just been having fun listening to old surfer music. This song hit #1 in the US. Haha. I love it. A song about a satellite.

New York Times says 90% false-positive rate for Coronavirus tests:
https://archive.is/6njS8

Fauci on video, saying the chances of replicating positive test results are "miniscule". One could "almost never" culture the virus from the oversensitive threshold being applied.


Paranoid right-winger conspiracy theory-- called the "Great Reset"-- says covid is being used as a pretext for globalist redistribution of wealth, reshaping of entire society. Justin Trudeau agrees:

Joe Biden’s cancer charity spent more than $3.7million on staff salaries but distributed ZERO towards research grants over two years, tax filings reveal
Documents showed the charity received $4,809,619 and spent $3,070,301 on staff salaries between 2017 and 2018
Gregory Simon, the charity’s president, received $429,850 in fiscal year 2018
The Biden Cancer Initiative spent nearly $1million on travel and conference expenses in those two fiscal years

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... aries.html

Service Dog wrote: ↑ New York Times says 90% false-positive rate for Coronavirus tests:
https://archive.is/6njS8

This would help explain why there are so many positive cases with so few deaths.

Bhurzum wrote: ↑

Lsuoma wrote: ↑Peter Sutcliffe doesnt' have a hammer any more.

Killed by a hoax virus.

(according to cretins)

Or 't coof, as he would say.

John D wrote: ↑
This would help explain why there are so many positive cases with so few deaths.

251,547 deaths so far. 9/11 caused 2,977 deaths. That's 84 and three quarter 9/11s. I'd see that as a problem, but maybe I should stand back and admire your manly fortitude (while I wait for the inevitable and unlikely explanations about why hardly any of those deaths were attributable to the coronavirus).

James Blalock and Linda Kesler, from Georgia, both voted while dead.

Oh, hang on. No they didn't.

screwtape wrote: ↑

John D wrote: ↑
This would help explain why there are so many positive cases with so few deaths.

251,547 deaths so far. 9/11 caused 2,977 deaths. That's 84 and three quarter 9/11s. I'd see that as a problem, but maybe I should stand back and admire your manly fortitude (while I wait for the inevitable and unlikely explanations about why hardly any of those deaths were attributable to the coronavirus).

Trump said it. I believe it. That settles it.

screwtape wrote: ↑

John D wrote: ↑
This would help explain why there are so many positive cases with so few deaths.

251,547 deaths so far. 9/11 caused 2,977 deaths. That's 84 and three quarter 9/11s. I'd see that as a problem, but maybe I should stand back and admire your manly fortitude (while I wait for the inevitable and unlikely explanations about why hardly any of those deaths were attributable to the coronavirus).

Are you fucking drunk or high? All I said was that this might have some impact on the FACT that the death rate has not increased as much as the death rate. You are fucking retarded?

BTW - I just had a long convo with a good friend of mine who had the Coco three months ago. He still can't climb the stairs without getting winded. His sister (who I knew reasonably well) is dead from Coco. I am not in denial of this shit.

All I commented on was how a high false positive rate would mess with the data.

Hey... suck my ass-hole faggot!

Fine ... typo... not the death rate vs. the death rate... I mean the positive rate vs. the death rate.... anyway.... you are smart enough to know what I mean.... and you can still suck my ass-hole.

It strikes me that screwtape isn't the one wanting his arsehole licked by another man. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

https://i.redd.it/f7j7bcsn9z811.jpg

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ It strikes me that screwtape isn't the one wanting his arsehole licked by another man. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

https://i.redd.it/f7j7bcsn9z811.jpg

Indeed... my ass-hole is ready.

Pitchguest wrote: ↑

Bhurzum wrote: ↑

Lsuoma wrote: ↑Peter Sutcliffe doesnt' have a hammer any more.

Killed by a hoax virus.

(according to cretins)

Or 't coof, as he would say.

Not every problem should be treated as if it were a nail.

Live long.... and prosper!

John D wrote: ↑ and you can still suck my ass-hole.

That procedure has a very long wait list.

This is cruel - due to go to Halifax the day after tomorrow and the second donor was not cleared for donation because of abnormal liver tests. They will test him or her again in four weeks and maybe we'll be OK after that, otherwise we have to start the search for another donor, which will take some months at a minimum.

Feels a bit like the condemned man getting a stay of execution! Maybe one of you assholes would like to lick mine to cheer me up?

That's sucky.

screwtape wrote: ↑ This is cruel - due to go to Halifax the day after tomorrow and the second donor was not cleared for donation because of abnormal liver tests. They will test him or her again in four weeks and maybe we'll be OK after that, otherwise we have to start the search for another donor, which will take some months at a minimum.

Feels a bit like the condemned man getting a stay of execution! Maybe one of you assholes would like to lick mine to cheer me up?

Damn. :(

E-licks your way. :drool:

Not even with onions.

screwtape wrote: ↑

John D wrote: ↑
This would help explain why there are so many positive cases with so few deaths.

251,547 deaths so far. 9/11 caused 2,977 deaths. That's 84 and three quarter 9/11s. I'd see that as a problem, but maybe I should stand back and admire your manly fortitude (while I wait for the inevitable and unlikely explanations about why hardly any of those deaths were attributable to the coronavirus).

John was referring to the discrepancy in the "second wave" of cases visualized by this chart:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmwsVG5XYAA ... =4096x4096

This discrepancy exists in nearly every region and country in the world, although generally not as stark as Ontario.

Also, I think you're being disingenuous taking that death number at face value. Here's a chart I think I posted about a week ago comparing death rates in LTC facilities to the general population:
https://scontent.fykz1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/ ... e=5FD6B55F

The large majority of Covid-19 deaths are occurring among the near end-of-life population, when it's nearly impossible to distinguish death from old age vs death from C-19. Given this, we would expect that all causes mortality would dip significantly after the spring removal of so many end-of-life people, and that's exactly what we're seeing so far, although Canadian provinces are scandalously untimely in collecting ACM data, and this is likely to fill in a bit.
https://scontent.fykz1-2.fna.fbcdn.net/ ... e=5FD7796E

So, deaths from C-19 are absolutely nothing like 9/11 WTC deaths, and any comparison is groundless.

The US death toll from Covid is exactly-like JonBenet Ramsey being strangled to death 251,547 times.

That sounds like something that was made-up.

4-D path to victory:

What trump is really going after in these recounts is house seats.

House flips to republican majority

Final moves:

Jan 1, Trump resigns leaving Pence to finish out the final 19 days

Florida republican resigns house seat

Based DeSantis appoints trump to fill it

Jan 5, Trump elected speaker of the house

Jan 15, Biden and Harris arrested for fraud in the election

Jan 20, trump takes oath for 2nd term, appoints Pence as VP.

Based DeSantis appoints original republican winner to his previously resigned house seat.

Trump is president. House and senate controlled by Republicans.

Pitchguest wrote: ↑

screwtape wrote: ↑ This is cruel - due to go to Halifax the day after tomorrow and the second donor was not cleared for donation because of abnormal liver tests. They will test him or her again in four weeks and maybe we'll be OK after that, otherwise we have to start the search for another donor, which will take some months at a minimum.

Feels a bit like the condemned man getting a stay of execution! Maybe one of you assholes would like to lick mine to cheer me up?

Damn. :(

E-licks your way. :drool:

Me too.

The rest of you better not try stealing screwtape's e-licks. :naughty:

I'm not sure that I am Screwtape's type - I can't even remember my own blood group.

Osculum infame, osculum infame for everyone!

(onions optional)

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ James Blalock and Linda Kesler, from Georgia, both voted while dead.

Oh, hang on. No they didn't.

Two excellent examples of the big tv-news networks calling the election results incorrectly & prematurely.

You're beginning to understand the problem.

windy wrote: ↑

Pitchguest wrote: ↑

screwtape wrote: ↑ This is cruel - due to go to Halifax the day after tomorrow and the second donor was not cleared for donation because of abnormal liver tests. They will test him or her again in four weeks and maybe we'll be OK after that, otherwise we have to start the search for another donor, which will take some months at a minimum.

Feels a bit like the condemned man getting a stay of execution! Maybe one of you assholes would like to lick mine to cheer me up?

Damn. :(

E-licks your way. :drool:

Me too.

The rest of you better not try stealing screwtape's e-licks. :naughty:

Now, THERE'S someone who'll give you e-licks!

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑ I submitted a postal ballot in the recent Queensland state election. No fuss, no fraud.

I give the hugs.... but I still can't get any e-licks.

Trumpo's business model is to be the proponent and exponent of fake news. And he sure does have a lot of easy marks.

I'm not sure why, but all this speaking of arseholes made me wonder how concH2O, OM is doing.

John D wrote: ↑ I give the hugs.... but I still can't get any e-licks.

I sent you a kitset one. Unfortunately you'll have to do it yourself.

You know that famous Eisenhower farewell address, where he warned-against the power and influence of the 'military-industrial complex'.

Here's another excerpt:

"Akin to, and largely responsible for the sweeping changes in our industrial-military posture, has been the technological revolution during recent decades.

In this revolution, research has become central, it also becomes more formalized complex, and costly. A steadily increasing share is conducted for, by, or at the direction of, the Federal government.

Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been overshadowed by task forces of scientists in labaratories and testing fields. In the same fashion, the free university, historically the fountainhead of free ideas and scientific discovery, has experienced a revolution in the conduct of research. Partly because of the huge costs involved, a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity. For every old blackboard there are now hundreds of new electronic computers.

The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present -- and is gravely to be regarded.

Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite.

It is the task of statesmanship to mold, to balance, and to integrate these and other forces, new and old, within the principles of our democratic system-ever aiming toward the supreme goals of our free society."

Those words were prophetic and the prophecy has arrived:

KiwiInOz wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 17, 2020 3:52 pm

Trumpo's business model is to be the proponent and exponent of fake news. And he sure does have a lot of easy marks.

Maybe, but the history of his term in office should caution against writing off his accusations. The easiest marks seem to be avid consumers of anti-Trump propaganda.

I've heard that Corbyn has gone back into Labour.

His declaration of pronouns may have been misleading.

First they erected bill-boards ...

FTYS

Kirb, FTP and CFB can arse-ram themselves in whatever gaping libtard rectal orifice they have found for themselves.

That's mild stuff. China is getting quite unhinged about Canada and Huawei:

Canada better fits the definition of a state committing genocide, China says

In the meantime, has anyone noticed there has been exactly zero news coming out of China about Covid-19?