Trump's Second Term

[Steve]

There's a Definitely not a Trumper Trumper around here that should be all over that ◊◊◊◊.

I think our resident Trumpkins have begun to see the light. They have been conspicuous by their absence recently.

 

[W.D.Clinger]

It's no big deal, I've played a gig where the band outnumbered the audience.

It happens.

I have never been in an audience outnumbered by the band we were hearing.

Although I have performed in a fair number of gigs myself, I have never been on a stage whose performers outnumbered the audience.

But yeah, it happens, and I sympathize with the performers. I do not sympathize with the organizers of a gig whose grotesquerie alienated so many of the potential audience that performers outnumbered the audience.

 

[LDE1976]

This is what he sees in the mirror

Needs a plaster where Mike Tyson bit his right ear.

 

[Tero]

Ronan V. (@h4ckedreality) on Threads

Clarence Thomas argued the 14th Amendment was written narrowly for formerly enslaved people and doesn’t apply broadly today — using that same logic, the 2nd Amendment was written for muskets and doesn’t apply to AR-15s, but somehow he’s never made that argument.

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Clarence Thomas argued the 14th Amendment was written narrowly for formerly enslaved people and doesn’t apply broadly today — using that same logic, the 2nd Amendment was written for muskets and doesn’t apply to AR-15s, but somehow he’s never made that argument.

 

[theprestige]

How can it be abused, Mike? By what methods is abuse of birthright citizenship possible? You either have it forever, according to the rules, or you do not. Or do you think you can do some take-backsies at a later date? If so, that's you, not them, abusing that right.

I think anchor babies is the customary scenario. Say someone with terrorist ties applies for asylum. While they're waiting for the inevitable deportation ruling from the immigration court, they give birth to a US citizen. Now the simple scenario of someone who should absolutely not be allowed to remain in the country becomes much more complicated.

 

[Andy_Ross]

I've had more people come to watch me take a ◊◊◊◊.

I heard that rumour.
$5 admission wasn't it?

 

[malbui]

In respect of the number of people at gigs, are we talking right at the beginning or once the show has started? Because my group was pretty good at clearing a room.

Probably still would be if we were ever in the same country for long enough to organise something.

 

[bruto]

The aggravating thing is that it wasn't unanimous.

《The above is me being stubbornly naīve. Or ridiculously? Ludicrously? I'll take anything
but pathetically. Deal?》

And could one possibly guess who?

 

[EHocking]

I heard that rumour.
$5 admission wasn't it?

Tree fiddy, obv

 

[dudalb]

Actual artificial ponds and lakes greening over happens a lot; happened in a local park here in Sacramento; and it is not that hard a problem, any comptent pool maintainces firm can handle it. Says something about the incompetence of the Trump adminstration that this is such a headache.

 

[shemp]

I think anchor babies is the customary scenario. Say someone with terrorist ties applies for asylum. While they're waiting for the inevitable deportation ruling from the immigration court, they give birth to a US citizen. Now the simple scenario of someone who should absolutely not be allowed to remain in the country becomes much more complicated.

Well, this ruling provides a very simple solution to that problem. I guess you must be pleased about it.

 

[dudalb]

Sp

In one of the links to a video I spotted this on the fence around the reflecting pool:

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"Danger Explosives" - WTF??

I guess it is the whole the pool was sabotaged crap.

Now I'm scared. What if the missing crowds... that is, what if the algae in the pool... what if it's... soylent green!

Some one created a phony movie poster with Blackie..the creature from the black lagoon....rising from the reflecting pool.

 

[shemp]

I heard that rumour.
$5 admission wasn't it?

They pay by the ounce.

 

[theprestige]

Well, this ruling provides a very simple solution to that problem. I guess you must be pleased about it.

I have no idea what ruling you're talking about.

 

[Norman Alexander]

Actual artificial ponds and lakes greening over happens a lot; happened in a local park here in Sacramento; and it is not that hard a problem, any comptent pool maintainces firm can handle it. Says something about the incompetence of the Trump adminstration that this is such a headache.

They suck at their real jobs, not just being pool-boys.

 

[shemp]

I have no idea what ruling you're talking about.

Who do you think you are, Mike Johnson?

 

[theprestige]

Who do you think you are, Mike Johnson?

Still no idea what ruling you're talking about.

 

[zooterkin]

It's no big deal, I've played a gig where the band outnumbered the audience.

I've been to a few of those, but none with quite that much empty space.

 

[Andy_Ross]

They pay by the ounce.

Milk, milk, lemonade, round the back the chocolate is made.

I don't make the rules!

 

[zooterkin]

I think anchor babies is the customary scenario. Say someone with terrorist ties applies for asylum. While they're waiting for the inevitable deportation ruling from the immigration court, they give birth to a US citizen. Now the simple scenario of someone who should absolutely not be allowed to remain in the country becomes much more complicated.

And exactly how big a problem is that? How often does it happen?