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Serak The Preparer

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  1. Can you please turn off your "This response was typed on my handheld Jew device" signature? I don't want to give tapatalk users any ideas. /s
  2. @TreatyOak, but only for people of color.
  3. This has some strong made-up-visitor-to-aggy energy. Boston's home court advantage this playoffs sure hasn't showed up in their record.
  4. @ChickenSandwich - Apologies, I just realized I mixed up you and @Cheeseweasel. I must have had food on the brain. You may have been a bit confused but cheese was recently complaining about the silencing / negging of decent discourse in the CR. With that said, @Cheeseweasel - is this the type of discourse that you think is missing in the CR? Or will you find a random post from @DalTxHornFan somewhere that seems fine at first glance but has negs and just blame the CR?
  5. Do you often start conversations with your wife of 40 years with "Hey dumb cunt, what do you want for dinner?" and then calmly ask for reasoned response afterwards?
  6. @ChickenSandwich - is this more of that principled conservative discussion that you think is unfairly attacked in the CR?
  7. You can have any opinion you want about Rittenhouse but him tweeting about going to aggy, being publicly rejected, then tweeting about going to Blinn and being publicly rejected is pretty fucking on brand for aggy. That should be fully celebrated in this thread.
  8. As is often the case the argument is both right and wrong. The essence is that FMJ rounds are less lethal to what they hit but are more likely to penetrate the target and/or walls and hit a secondary target. Hollow points are more lethal to what they hit but less likely to hit secondary targets. I don't know enough to make any assumptions on average accuracy, total damage done, etc., but I do get that a case could be made for either as a "safer" bullet.
  9. Needs aggy hall of champions.
  10. Can you explain why Roberts should not have subjected a pitcher to the exact same heinous fate that he was going to subject a position player to? Did Pujols throw warm up pitches before he threw a few weeks ago? I don't this this is a top 10 ever MLB scandal or anything but it just baffles me how it is being ignored.
  11. It is 100% true <if> as Quagmire noted you owe for the panels because of a lease (not just through a loan). The lease payments are generally not favorable after the first few years and most purchasers don't want to make high payments for panels that are a generation (or two) out of date. Are there exceptions? Of course, but every realtor I know suggested we avoid panels until we could purchase rather than lease as they tend to subtract from house value.
  12. Have him throw warm up pitches in the game. Give up hits or walks. I mean do you see pitchers blow out their arms warming up in the bullpen on a regular basis? Just ask the pitcher to do the same damn thing the position player was going to do.
  13. Which is funny, but then they just delayed the game for 15 minutes so the Dodgers could warm someone up. What the fuck? Do opponents of the Dodgers now get to just randomly delay a game 15 minutes because they forgot to have someone warm up? Some Dodgers reliever should have gone out and tossed meatballs or just walked 3-4 dudes. MLB just deciding to let the Dodgers get special rules in pretty on par for MLB.
  14. Jesus slorch, you have to remember to be a little more subtle. This is a little on the nose, even for you.
  15. Holy shit, @MillerEP must be asleep, I can't believe I'm beating him on this, but it's actually a somewhat even fight. The Trebuchet has 20 tons on the Javelin but the Jav has jump jets and is way more maneuverable.
  16. That's not true, you are making an assumption. He is just noting that you aren't so crushed that you'll actually vote for a politician that will do something beyond offer thoughts and prayers. In which case, fuck your feelings.
  17. It really is sad that this level of clear insider trading is just treated as a baseline. I am not sure how what the Pelosi's do is any different than what Kelly Loeffler did, and she was widely castigated for her profiteering.
  18. I think Anchorage is my favorite. Like there's a bunch of assholes saying "I like that OTHER city in Alaska! Juneau rules!"
  19. Cops may do good things but they are not good. It's like saying a mobster is good because he does favors to those who reward him. Cops do good acts all the time when it suits then but corruption and violence are so bred into American policing that there cannot be room for actual goodness. Goodness is ground out.
  20. Sad, especially after the OP put in so much effort to describe the situation in order to get meaningful advice.
  21. @Hate - I know you were disappointed about lack of laptop talk so wanted to give you a chance to add to some fine conservative discourse.
  22. Is it your suggestion that we should care (at least more than any other random DUI)? Laura Bush famously killed someone while running a stop sign and it wasn't used in any significant way against W. I am sure someone someone tried to use it against him but I don't recall any actual traction about it.
  23. But do we know how he does against chairs? Really the missing piece of the equation imo.
  24. Just to clarify, I meant that there behavior wasn't an exception against what other cops in other situations have done. Obviously it is morally repugnant and led to more kids being murdered. In that sense yeah it was super duper bad. I should have worded that a bit differently.
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