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Donald Trump

It's the Gibson style that are the problem, the 'presidential series' have a different body shape, the 'horn' is pointed, not Gibson shaped.
That acoustic with the plain wood top is just generic but look at the shape of the body at the end? It's some kind of bad mock up picture.
 
Andy_Ross said:
It's the Gibson style that are the problem, the 'presidential series' have a different body shape, the 'horn' is pointed, not Gibson shaped.
That acoustic with the plain wood top is just generic but look at the shape of the body at the end? It's some kind of bad mock up picture.
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Well, perhaps you should be more careful what you actually post, or give a link to the full story. You plainly stated that all the Trump guitars had been taken off the market.
 
alfaniner said:
Guh... Time's Person of the Year. Again.
My only solace is that he looks awful in that picture.
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It was pretty terrible. It also appears that Zuckerberg has confirmed he's a spineless weasel by donating $1 million to the Trump inauguration fund. Reading through the news it appears Trump is running into absolutely zero resistance from anyone, really. Sinema and Manchin are running interference so the Dems can't get anything done in the lame duck period. The people, at least according to a recent poll, overwhelmingly approve of Trump's transition so far, and the Dems appear to be completely and entirely powerless to do...well...anything. ETA: Oh, don't let me forget that Mayor Adams of NYC is bending the knee on immigration too, despite NYC being a sanctuary city.

The Dems can high horse and virtue signal and talk about how much empathy they have all they want but it strongly appears Americans don't give a ◊◊◊◊. It's pretty deflating but it's about time to truly accept it. Corporations and people bend to Trump, that's all there is to it.
 
I'll say it again: I've never been so embarrassed by and ashamed of my country as I am by Mango Mussolini's re-election.

Even McConnell knows Trump for what he is:

“We’re in a very, very dangerous world right now, reminiscent of before World War II,” [McConnell] told The Financial Times in an article published Wednesday. “Even the slogan is the same. 'America First.' That was what they said in the '30s."

His interview comes days after he received an ovation for taking a swipe at Trump, though he didn't mention the MAGA leader by name.

"Within the party Ronald Reagan once led so capably, it is increasingly fashionable to suggest that the sort of global leadership he modeled is no longer America’s place."

He then added, “But let’s be absolutely clear: America will not be made great again by those who are content to manage our decline," with Politico noting McConnell received an enthusiastic ovation when he concluded speaking.
 
Stacyhs said:
I'll say it again: I've never been so embarrassed by and ashamed of my country as I am by Mango Mussolini's re-election.

Even McConnell knows Trump for what he is:

“We’re in a very, very dangerous world right now, reminiscent of before World War II,” [McConnell] told The Financial Times in an article published Wednesday. “Even the slogan is the same. 'America First.' That was what they said in the '30s."

His interview comes days after he received an ovation for taking a swipe at Trump, though he didn't mention the MAGA leader by name.

"Within the party Ronald Reagan once led so capably, it is increasingly fashionable to suggest that the sort of global leadership he modeled is no longer America’s place."

He then added, “But let’s be absolutely clear: America will not be made great again by those who are content to manage our decline," with Politico noting McConnell received an enthusiastic ovation when he concluded speaking.
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Yeah, well... You had the chance to stop him last time, Turtle. Two chances. And you categorically refused to do so; worked against stopping him. So don't pretend that YOU are not part of the problem, you old dickhead.
 
Norman Alexander said:
Yeah, well... You had the chance to stop him last time, Turtle. Two chances. And you categorically refused to do so; worked against stopping him. So don't pretend that YOU are not part of the problem, you old dickhead.
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I feel the same way. McConnell put party and himself ahead of the danger he knew Trump to be.
 
I'm worried about the thread OP. He signed up to the forum, started this thread with one post in July, and hasn't returned.

Didn't that assassin guy in New York also dissappear in July and go off the grid? You dont think....?
 
The Great Zaganza said:
Im

Trump has a history of giving the same job to two people - thinks it's a brilliant manager strategy to have them compete against each other for your approval.
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A certain angry Austrian with a funny moustache used to give conflicting orders to different underlings, so that they'd end up fighting each other and the strongest would end up getting to make decisions. Surely the president who had Mein Kampf on his bedstand wouldn't draw inspiration from him, of course.
 
Safe-Keeper said:
A certain angry Austrian with a funny moustache used to give conflicting orders to different underlings, so that they'd end up fighting each other and the strongest would end up getting to make decisions. Surely the president who had Mein Kampf on his bedstand wouldn't draw inspiration from him, of course.
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It has a double advantage. If the resulting decision comes out well, you get the credit. If it does not, the one that was overruled is yours and the underling gets the blame.
 
McConnel: "That guy I helped get re-elected and refused to hold accountable for his crimes... he may destroy America."
 
Stacyhs said:
I'll say it again: I've never been so embarrassed by and ashamed of my country as I am by Mango Mussolini's re-election.

Even McConnell knows Trump for what he is:

“We’re in a very, very dangerous world right now, reminiscent of before World War II,” [McConnell] told The Financial Times in an article published Wednesday. “Even the slogan is the same. 'America First.' That was what they said in the '30s."

His interview comes days after he received an ovation for taking a swipe at Trump, though he didn't mention the MAGA leader by name.

"Within the party Ronald Reagan once led so capably, it is increasingly fashionable to suggest that the sort of global leadership he modeled is no longer America’s place."

He then added, “But let’s be absolutely clear: America will not be made great again by those who are content to manage our decline," with Politico noting McConnell received an enthusiastic ovation when he concluded speaking.
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McConnell is, as many have pointed out, a hypocritical scumbag who is getting props now who poured the kool aid for the nation and then spat his out. His comment on the "America First" slogan is accurate, though it's not as if he hadn't heard it before today! Dr. Seuss had his problems, we know, with racial stereotypes and all, but he got one part right:


 
Norman Alexander said:
Yeah, well... You had the chance to stop him last time, Turtle. Two chances. And you categorically refused to do so; worked against stopping him. So don't pretend that YOU are not part of the problem, you old dickhead.
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You've got to remember, the republicans were a national socialist movement since at least the time of Ray-Gun. MAGA was his slogan after all.

The only difference between the 80s repugs and the party now is that they've become loud about the racism and hatred of America.
 
Safe-Keeper said:
A certain angry Austrian with a funny moustache used to give conflicting orders to different underlings, so that they'd end up fighting each other and the strongest would end up getting to make decisions. Surely the president who had Mein Kampf on his bedstand wouldn't draw inspiration from him, of course.
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Correction: What sits at T****y's bedside isn't Mein Kampf but Trevor-Roper's translatio of a French nazi's mistranslation of the transcripts of Hiler's Table Talks.
 
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