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  1. I don't believe that any party or newspaper can package what Trump said to make it somehow clearer or more damning. As with everything, he is this rapine piece of shit right on camera everyday. No mediation needed: it's right fucking there. They voted for him anyway. There are no secrets about Trump. He's America's Choice. Are you people still talking about the floods? People have talked that subject out. It's ancient history like the Epstein lists. Only a bad person would care about this and ask questions. Listen, we've got the hottest country. Foreign leaders tell me they're amazed. We're not a laughing stock anymore.
  2. Trump may have reached maximum hubris. The letter to S. America is one example of how drunk on power he is as well as how often he's huffing his own farts. He now believes that, at last, the world confirms what he's always known: Donald Trump is infallible. Think how Aggies would feel if they are ever ranked number during a season. Trump likely no longer filters or edits anything he says. Mr. Liberian President, you speak English very well. How did you learn it? WTF? It's his native tongue. There's a slight chance that ether in Kerrville or in some reference to Epstein's victims, Trump goes a bridge too far. It'd be a great show, but the express train to fascism would barely slow down. I doubt I'll be able to llsten to that fuckwad wax about all those poor dead girls then mix in some shit about what a great job he's doing or how he's being persecuted. Murderous rage is not good for a man of my age.
  3. Don't say slave. It disturbs the school children. The white ones.
  4. Ominous California Viet Nam Clearly the correct equipment for the Department of Public Safety.
  5. That's a piece of genius right there.
  6. Fuck Ronald Reagan.
  7. "Howdy! I'm a writer!" Dedication? How about getting your body ready for an SEC schedule when you're in the Big 12? Huh? How about that? I suppose SEC membership was retroactive and the sacred conference patches will be photoshopped into old pictures. Who is this Chris Harrington, all Big 12 guy? Game changer! I must have been in a coma to not recall the storied career. Let's check into it, shall we? Impressive! Let's see how many games he must have changed. Solid! Average record for A&M in the storied Francione years: 8-5. Take off the Aggie tradition of losing their bowl games, and, what do you know? 8-4. Caneck! Caneck! Caneck! I remember Appel. Evidently nobody else does. Here's his bio from his teaching kids to run gig: Where's the Aggie pride? Another All Big 12 player! Let's check out the wiki! Aggies like to play a little loose with the all conference resume. Whither the honor code? I guess that's why he trains little kids and these guys who give testimonials: Lookout peewee football! The rest is the usual. Now for the insight that only a second team all conference player on an 8-4 team can provide: 1 Of course. 2 Elko knows his system. He's going to practices, understanding players, and using all that. He's blowing whistles and chewing guys out. He sweating a lot! He sees the whole defense! All of it. Every smidgen. You don't see that much nowadays. I'm excited!!!!! 3 Joke writes itself. I'm not sure that we chalk this level of clarity up to dreamy Brauny or Mr. Second Team All Conference Mr. Florida Tusker: Getting the team all gel-ified together as a whole totality and execute [sic] leads to maybe seeing [future possible] something somewhere that may have been [past sorta perfect] something somewhere else. College men.
  8. Football. Losers. Wake up and smell the coffee.
  9. They try so hard to overplay their hand, and they still win. Stunning.
  10. @henrygandorf good point. But the movies aren't helping.
  11. Those are an interesting trio to compare and contrast. I haven't seen Open Your Eyes, but I will now.
  12. It took me a moment to see that Uncle Sam was not...er...aroused. Wardrobel malfunction. I feel dirty now.
  13. Books provide starting points not boundaries for movie making. This is a great discussion. Perhaps I needed some of the exposition because I don't recall feeling oppressed by it in the movies being discussed. I'm usually pretty sensitive to it. It often can be traced back to the studio execs, I believe, who haven't a clue about storytelling and fear the audience are all dunces. Oppenheimer was a horrific bore that I thought would never end. I recall almost nothing about it other than thinking they marketed this rather brilliantly as something we're supposed to like. Of all the movies mentioned, to me it's the only failure. It's bloated. Nobody gets through an entire career directing without misfires. Kubrick almost did, but Eyes Wide Shut is, to me, a disaster. Nolan tackles interesting ideas. I think that's why we are talking about him. He gets to make movies of a scale that usually only present absolute vacuity. His Dark Night is the star of all the tiresome superhero movies. Ledger is unforgettable and part of it is the writing and direction of that role. I'm almost grateful to Nolan for providing big Hollywood pictures that are both entertaining and possessed of depth should anyone choose to explore it. Those are the best kinds of movies to me. Movies are better if they're about more than they're about.
  14. Optimism sprouts up everywhere as the season nears. Most fans: I think we might be better than I thought. I think we'll have a good team. Aggies: The culture is changed. Practices are going awesome. We're going to win it all!
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