Another way to put it is you have the same sexual preference as Jabba the Hutt and Salacious B Crumb.AnonymousCowherd wrote:To coin a phrase... I frothed.Lsuoma wrote:I see a couple of major league yabbos!MacGruberKnows wrote:http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-NLwdaybiEQM/V ... 00x314.jpg
Pulchritude. There will be a good coconut harvest.
No, clearly just an Everton supporter.Kirbmarc wrote:Uh. I thought you were American.DaveDodo007 wrote:Oddly enough the Labour rank and file wont have it any other way. They don't want a Tory lite leader. This includes two of my brothers and most of Liverpool. I as a Tory voter totally support their stance. :dance:
The SPLC is a partisan organization, and it'd be better for everyone if they admitted it instead of playing the role of the neutral observer.Hunt wrote:I think there's every reason to attribute a significant rise in bigotry in children to the rise in identity politics as there is in race baiting by Trump. Both are execrable, but the SPLC ignores one and capitalizes on the other.screwtape wrote:Seems like the SPLC deserves its award even more than we knew:
http://nypost.com/2016/12/05/report-bur ... hite-kids/
DaveDodo007 wrote:
Didn't a Italian woman already try to do that. She was going to hitch hike across the Middle East to prove muslims are peaceful. I think she got 30 miles from Istanbul before getting repeatedly raped then murdered.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pippa_Bacca
#NothingToWithIslamA commentary in Today's Zaman, while expressing sadness for the woman's death, criticised the supposed obsequiousness of Turkish politicians to "foreigners" in the Bacca case, writing: "Let's face it, if Pippa were a Turk, some people would feel free to say that a hitchhiking woman deserves to be raped." The columnist argued that local problems such as violence against women should be addressed regardless of Turkey's concern for being shamed before foreigners.[10]
I can't hear you....Hunt wrote:Another way to put it is you have the same sexual preference as Jabba the Hutt and Salacious B Crumb.AnonymousCowherd wrote:http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-NLwdaybiEQM/V ... 00x314.jpg
To coin a phrase... I frothed.
(/bonerkill)
It seems their writings create a breeding ground for terrorists. And a shocking waste of Chick-Fil-a sandwiches.Kirbmarc wrote:The SPLC is a partisan organization, and it'd be better for everyone if they admitted it instead of playing the role of the neutral observer.Hunt wrote:I think there's every reason to attribute a significant rise in bigotry in children to the rise in identity politics as there is in race baiting by Trump. Both are execrable, but the SPLC ignores one and capitalizes on the other.screwtape wrote:Seems like the SPLC deserves its award even more than we knew:
http://nypost.com/2016/12/05/report-bur ... hite-kids/
I didn't know you were on the Slympit Esther.ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:Hello Uncle Dave from 1981. I thought you died about 30 years ago from high blood pressure, alcoholism, and pure fury that they were now allowing niggers to have jobs in the car manufacturing industry?VickyCaramel wrote:...watching Bernard Manning.MarcusAu wrote:Jesus Fuck - it's 2am UK time on Xmas Eve Day - and the only people here are the Brits.
Jimmy Jones and Jim Davidson.
Fuck me, Vick, if you're that desperate for the good old days then resign, go live in a council house, and draw the dole. Have fun sipping a pint of mild over a couple of hours, telling yourself and Johnny, the resident pub bore, about how things were better in the 70s.
Don't you live in Honkers? WTF do you want to see the UK be, other than described above? And why does it matter to you from your Asian perch?
I have zero problem with this.Hunt wrote: Another way to put it is you have the same sexual preference as Jabba the Hutt and Salacious B Crumb.
(/bonerkill)
You mean, something to help G get rid of her extra Gs.free thoughtpolice wrote:Maybe she could take Gilliel with her, they sound like peas from the same pod and a 2000 mile stroll might do something to get rid of some of G's excess poundage.
Kirbmarc wrote:The SPLC is a partisan organization, and it'd be better for everyone if they admitted it instead of pretending toplayHunt wrote:I think there's every reason to attribute a significant rise in bigotry in children to the rise in identity politics as there is in race baiting by Trump. Both are execrable, but the SPLC ignores one and capitalizes on the other.screwtape wrote:Seems like the SPLC deserves its award even more than we knew:
http://nypost.com/2016/12/05/report-bur ... hite-kids/ingthe role of the neutral observer.
The old bugger can't do both countries in one night, what with being more than 1700 years old and still riding your horse over the rooftops. Only to have a run-in with some 21st century hippies who claim you can't have black servants anymore. The hell you can.Aneris wrote:Oddly enough, we have “Heiliger Nikolaus” (St. Nicolas, ~Santa Claus) too, but not like the Dutch on the eve of the 5th, but in the morning of 6th (analogue to US Christmas, that is in the morning the following day, and not in the eve).
This is definitely the beginning of the end. There are going to be more battles to come, but the "high tide of political correctness" has been reached and is going to recede. There are too many who have taken notice of the toxic nature that this system of thought has on an open and free society.Bourne Skeptic wrote:The death of political correctness. I hope!
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comme ... old-normal
Merry Xmas all!
https://cdn.meme.am/cache/instances/fol ... 041887.jpgInfraRedBucket wrote:Well, tomorrow Dec 25th, is the day we celebrate the birthday of a man whose life and work has touched all of us...
Sir Isaac Newton.
I'm not so hopeful. Academia (and the media) would need to have a more balanced representation of views first. As it is there is much room for retrenchment on the left. It's simply too soon to say what's going to happen in the medium or long term.Spike13 wrote:This is definitely the beginning of the end. There are going to be more battles to come, but the "high tide of political correctness" has been reached and is going to recede. There are too many who have taken notice of the toxic nature that this system of thought has on an open and free society.Bourne Skeptic wrote:The death of political correctness. I hope!
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comme ... old-normal
Merry Xmas all!
I got my GF a new frying pan and a dildo. When she asked why I chose those particular items, I told her if she didn't like the frying pan, she could go fuck herself.Spike13 wrote:A Merry Pytmas' to all!
My girlfriends b-day is on 12/20, we and the off-spring went out to dinner where we gave her cards/gifts. I gave her a nice necklace she had her eye on, which caused her to choke up and cry a bit... to which I commented,
" Oh jeez, "If a gift from Tiffany's makes you cry, I'm never shopping there again!"
A sound playful pummeling soon followed.
Feel free to use that line on Christmas morning. :hankey:
Unfortunately, this Solomon guy is a creationist-level idiot.Bourne Skeptic wrote:The death of political correctness. I hope!
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comme ... old-normal
Merry Xmas all!
A climate-change denialist who believes that nationalism is wonderful. It's almost as if the many wars due to nationalism never happened.2016 represents the final blow to true believers in global warming. Even before the overwhelmingly sceptical Republicans swept to power in the United States last month, Western governments were slashing subsidies for renewable energy, while freeing fracking and other fossil fuel developments. The Republican sweep will speed the demise of global-warming policies by gutting funding for its advocates and deregulating the energy sector, leading to a world awash in cheap energy – to the benefit of consumers and industry alike.
More good news in 2016 came from Brexit, which dispelled any doubt about the return of nationalism, so essential to ensuring the diversity of peoples and their cultures. The European Union — a great homogenizer as well as a bar to free trade with other continents — has now had its fundamental weakness laid bare. The EU hegemon will need to loosen its grip on member states or die. Either option would be a boon to the world.
Lol! I hope you ran fast enough to keep the frying pan from having a Bhurzum shaped impression put in it!Bhurzum wrote:I got my GF a new frying pan and a dildo. When she asked why I chose those particular items, I told her if she didn't like the frying pan, she could go fuck herself.Spike13 wrote:A Merry Pytmas' to all!
My girlfriends b-day is on 12/20, we and the off-spring went out to dinner where we gave her cards/gifts. I gave her a nice necklace she had her eye on, which caused her to choke up and cry a bit... to which I commented,
" Oh jeez, "If a gift from Tiffany's makes you cry, I'm never shopping there again!"
A sound playful pummeling soon followed.
Feel free to use that line on Christmas morning. :hankey:
:rimshot:
I'd rather get the frying pan, dude...Spike13 wrote:Lol! I hope you ran fast enough to keep the frying pan from having a Bhurzum shaped impression put in it!
And he switches servants, in the Nederlands, he's accompanied by the Zvarte Piet (perhaps Black Peter?), properly with blackface, wheras in Germany — of course, it's a dark demonic Anti-Santa of sorts, a hooded, bearded grim man called “Knecht Ruprecht” (in Northern Germany). Further south, Bavaria and Alpine a similar role is filled by the Krampus.feathers wrote:The old bugger can't do both countries in one night, what with being more than 1700 years old and still riding your horse over the rooftops. Only to have a run-in with some 21st century hippies who claim you can't have black servants anymore. The hell you can.Aneris wrote:Oddly enough, we have “Heiliger Nikolaus” (St. Nicolas, ~Santa Claus) too, but not like the Dutch on the eve of the 5th, but in the morning of 6th (analogue to US Christmas, that is in the morning the following day, and not in the eve).
True, that was why I used the term "beginning of the end" , perhaps the Chirchhillian "end of the beginning" would have been more apt. There is a long road ahead, but I do believe we can win.MarcusAu wrote:I'm not so hopeful. Academia (and the media) would need to have a more balanced representation of views first. As it is there is much room for retrenchment on the left. It's simply too soon to say what's going to happen in the medium or long term.Spike13 wrote:This is definitely the beginning of the end. There are going to be more battles to come, but the "high tide of political correctness" has been reached and is going to recede. There are too many who have taken notice of the toxic nature that this system of thought has on an open and free society.Bourne Skeptic wrote:The death of political correctness. I hope!
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comme ... old-normal
Merry Xmas all!
Also, did you note the mention of Global Warming in that article? This sounds like the same old politicking to me.
Does this really happen often? I find it pretty funny that religious people might be so outraged by children believing in Santa Claus. It's like a neckbearded nerd who collects Star Wars "action figures" being outraged by little girls playing with "gendered" dolls.Spike13 wrote:Aneris, I think you have the music of how Santa is treated by most, (wink and nod) of course some little ones do have a belief in him.( see "a Christmas story movie)
But it is the parents job to raise their children, it isn't some jack ass's duty to tell children what is what.
Every year has its story about some ( usually religious but not always) supposed self appointed authority figure announcing " There is no Santa!", how people restrain themselves from knocking the guy on his ass is beyond me.
When I was in Grammar school( K-8) The pastor of the big RC church in town made the "there is no Santa" announcement during services about two weeks before Christmas.( this was this pastors first X-mas in this parish) There was almost armed insurrection.Kirbmarc wrote:Does this really happen often? I find it pretty funny that religious people might be so outraged by children believing in Santa Claus. It's like a neckbearded nerd who collects Star Wars "action figures" being outraged by little girls playing with "gendered" dolls.Spike13 wrote:Aneris, I think you have the music of how Santa is treated by most, (wink and nod) of course some little ones do have a belief in him.( see "a Christmas story movie)
But it is the parents job to raise their children, it isn't some jack ass's duty to tell children what is what.
Every year has its story about some ( usually religious but not always) supposed self appointed authority figure announcing " There is no Santa!", how people restrain themselves from knocking the guy on his ass is beyond me.
Apart from the "roe", Dutch children were threatened with being abducted to Spain, where Sinterklaas is said to reside during the year. After tourism in the south became ubiquitous, that no longer works.Aneris wrote:A “Knecht” is a medieval servant doing lowly menial work, and Ruprecht is an old fashioned name that rhymes with Knecht and is perhaps akin to “Rupert”, and sounds to Germans adequately gnarly. Anyway, he represents the stick (punishment), also quite literally. Originally, children were threatened that not only would they not get presents if they weren't nice, but Knecht Ruprecht would “give them the twig/switch” (traditionally a bunch of twigs as you see in his right hand) which was originally a reference to caning, but since forever became literally getting a boring old bunch of twigs (this is called “Rute”) instead of nice presents.
Shatterface wrote:What with Brexit, Trump, and now Rick Parfitt dying, this hasn't been a good year for the Status Quo.
Of course I'm American, look: color, faucet, mom's apple pie, tea...erm shit!! godamnit.Kirbmarc wrote:Uh. I thought you were American.DaveDodo007 wrote:Oddly enough the Labour rank and file wont have it any other way. They don't want a Tory lite leader. This includes two of my brothers and most of Liverpool. I as a Tory voter totally support their stance. :dance:
:rimshot:Shatterface wrote:What with Brexit, Trump, and now Rick Parfitt dying, this hasn't been a good year for the Status Quo.
:lol:Shatterface wrote:What with Brexit, Trump, and now Rick Parfitt dying, this hasn't been a good year for the Status Quo.
From that article:Bourne Skeptic wrote:The death of political correctness. I hope!
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comme ... old-normal
Merry Xmas all!
I'm not sure I'm reading the words of someone I can trust if they think anthropogenic global warming is nonsense and the way ahead is to burn ever more fossil fuels. A shame really, as I would have liked to agree with some of the other stuff.2016 represents the final blow to true believers in global warming. Even before the overwhelmingly sceptical Republicans swept to power in the United States last month, Western governments were slashing subsidies for renewable energy, while freeing fracking and other fossil fuel developments. The Republican sweep will speed the demise of global-warming policies by gutting funding for its advocates and deregulating the energy sector, leading to a world awash in cheap energy – to the benefit of consumers and industry alike.
I hear that in the less civilized districts in Northern England they tell their children that Sasquatch is real and as a result they have permanently impaired critical thinking skills. :PBy the way, I noticed discussions in the US to tell children that Santa was not real. That's interesting, because such traditions (like other religious traditions) are not treated as reality — or not that I was aware of it. I cannot recall that I ever believed Santa Claus or Knecht Ruprecht existed, and never came across where parents seriously tried to make their kids believe they were real, as all of these traditions come with a strong wink.
Yes, I agree.Kirbmarc wrote:I'm pretty sure Assad has engaged in war crimes. I'm pretty sure that "everyone supports Assad" is pure propaganda and the "election" of Assad was far from free and democratic.free thoughtpolice wrote:When she said "everyone she talked to supported Assad" that was a bit of a tip off. As for NGOs there are plenty that have solid evidence of Assad war crimes as well as that have witnessed them, Medecin Sans Frontieres, Red Crescent, and UN types. And I'm sure she went around with minders from the Syrian Mukhabarat on her interviews so no one would have been intimidated. ;)CommanderTuvok wrote:BTW, that Eva Bartlett journalist is an RT propagandist, and virtually everything she says to that nonchalant Norwegian asking softball questions is standard conspiracy BS.
He's stil the lesser evil when compared to the prospective of a Salafi theocracy in Syria...
Humbugfree thoughtpolice wrote:Aneris wrote:I hear that in the less civilized districts in Northern England they tell their children that borequatch is real and as a result they have permanently impaired critical thinking skills. :PBy the way, I noticed discussions in the US to tell children that Santa was not real. That's interesting, because such traditions (like other religious traditions) are not treated as reality — or not that I was aware of it. I cannot recall that I ever believed Santa Claus or Knecht Ruprecht existed, and never came across where parents seriously tried to make their kids believe they were real, as all of these traditions come with a strong wink.
I didn't hear all of that video, but Bartlett said something about those hospitals being bombed by ISIS rather than the Syrian or Russian airforce. Now I'm not aware of ISIS having any airpower, so surely someone should have noticed the bombing didn't come from the air? I mean, journalists can be misinformed, but that misinformed?CommanderTuvok wrote:That doesn't mean those RT/Kremlin tropes about the White Helmets staging stuff, Russians NOT bombing hospitals and market-places, and every potential war crime being a "false flag" by Al-Nusra/Al-Qaeda/ISIS, etc. The Russians and Assad are up to their necks in blood.
I hear he just rolled over and laid down. Hope someone lets him in, it's long way where he's been.CommanderTuvok wrote:When they bury Rick Parfitt, he'll be going down down, deeper and down.
;)
HelpingHand wrote:https://politics.slashdot.org/story/16/ ... r-congress
Responses pretty hostile to he/she/it and SJW in general. The only two providing Wu any top cover are two of Slashdot's most consistent SJW supporters. For fuck's sake, one of them actual praises Revolution 60.
:obscene-buttsway:by hsthompson69 ( 1674722 ) on Saturday December 24, 2016 @12:38PM (#53548481)
Only in America can a bright young boy grow up to be an angry, oppressed woman.
They are misinformed enough to show pictures of the wrong hospitals and claim hospitals have been bombed when they haven't, so I would not be surprised that they can't tell the difference between bombs, missiles and shells.... especially when they don't bother to go there.feathers wrote:I didn't hear all of that video, but Bartlett said something about those hospitals being bombed by ISIS rather than the Syrian or Russian airforce. Now I'm not aware of ISIS having any airpower, so surely someone should have noticed the bombing didn't come from the air? I mean, journalists can be misinformed, but that misinformed?CommanderTuvok wrote:That doesn't mean those RT/Kremlin tropes about the White Helmets staging stuff, Russians NOT bombing hospitals and market-places, and every potential war crime being a "false flag" by Al-Nusra/Al-Qaeda/ISIS, etc. The Russians and Assad are up to their necks in blood.
Lol, if you want conservative governments in the Western World then this is the way you go about it. It comes to something when we don't have to even make conservative party political broadcasts anymore because the Cultural Marxists and their sub sects (SJW and feminists) do it for us. Though I admit it is too late for Sweden and Germany (cucks), they will serve as 'cannery in the coal mine' useful idiots. Some smaller countries may succumb to fascism but as long as the Anglosphere remains free then we can deal with them later.free thoughtpolice wrote:Merry Xmas whiny manbabies and faschicks:
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You've been there? Or you are just believing what Assad and Putin tell you as total truth and reject what western sources say out of hand.They are misinformed enough to show pictures of the wrong hospitals and claim hospitals have been bombed when they haven't, so I would not be surprised that they can't tell the difference between bombs, missiles and shells.... especially when they don't bother to go there.
