2024

[jfish26]

Did anyone see Dark Brandon trolling on the two trophies?

Priceless!!

I hadn't, thanks for the heads-up!

(How can you not like Dark Brandon?)

And when Trump puts it like this, you can finally understand why ~50% of the nation is willing to throw 240 years of our nation's history and the constitution away to follow his every grievance and whim, instead:

"...a large and distinguished group will be there..."

I have seen grown men get more upset about a sandbagger "stealing" $30 in pro shop credit by winning (by way of an inflated index) third place in couples' night golf than they get about, like, mass shootings.

And yet the pull of cementing minority rule is so compelling that even an affront THIS egregious will not amount to anything.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

Did anyone see Dark Brandon trolling on the two trophies?

Priceless!!

I hadn't, thanks for the heads-up!

(How can you not like Dark Brandon?)

And when Trump puts it like this, you can finally understand why ~50% of the nation is willing to throw 240 years of our nation's history and the constitution away to follow his every grievance and whim, instead:

"...a large and distinguished group will be there..."

Consciously or subconsciously, he has a habit of repeated word usage to convince HIMSELF of things more than he's trying to convince others - of what he either falsely believes, or blatantly knows he's lying about.
For example......
He used the word Great - twice. Meaning, in reality NOT so great.
He used the word Large - twice. Meaning, in reality NOT so large.
He used the word Exciting - twice. Meaning, in reality NOT so exciting.

[jfish26]

Did anyone see Dark Brandon trolling on the two trophies?

Priceless!!

I hadn't, thanks for the heads-up!

(How can you not like Dark Brandon?)

And when Trump puts it like this, you can finally understand why ~50% of the nation is willing to throw 240 years of our nation's history and the constitution away to follow his every grievance and whim, instead:

"...a large and distinguished group will be there..."

Consciously or subconsciously, he has a habit of repeated word usage to convince HIMSELF of things more than he's trying to convince others - of what he either falsely believes, or blatantly knows he's lying about.
For example......
He used the word Great - twice. Meaning, in reality NOT so great.
He used the word Large - twice. Meaning, in reality NOT so large.
He used the word Exciting - twice. Meaning, in reality NOT so exciting.

"golfing talented" stands out to me, in this regard.

[Shirley]

"golfing talented" stands out to me, in this regard.

^^^

Me too. I worked at a golf course for years and never heard that expression, ever.

His pathological need to compensate for his shortcomings, real AND imagined, would be heartrending if he weren't such a piece of shit.

And twocoach's link to the article about him cheating, says it all.

[Sparko]

I identify as aspirationally golfing talented. I am a Pisces. And wind surfer.

[jfish26]

"golfing talented" stands out to me, in this regard.

^^^

Me too. I worked at a golf course for years and never heard that expression, ever.

His pathological need to compensate for his shortcomings, real AND imagined, would be heartrending if he weren't such a piece of shit.

And twocoach's link to the article about him cheating, says it all.

Exactly. He is defensive, in advance, of his rigged club championships.

He is world-historical soft, which you would THINK would turn off his supporters. Until you realize that they probably see a reflection of their own (closeted) fundamental weakness and vulnerability.

[Overlander]

I identify as aspirationally golfing talented. I am a Pisces. And wind surfer.

Put me down for illegal arms merchant, international playboy, and avid rock climber

[Shirley]

"golfing talented" stands out to me, in this regard.

^^^

Me too. I worked at a golf course for years and never heard that expression, ever.

His pathological need to compensate for his shortcomings, real AND imagined, would be heartrending if he weren't such a piece of shit.

And twocoach's link to the article about him cheating, says it all.

Exactly. He is defensive, in advance, of his rigged club championships.

He is world-historical soft, which you would THINK would turn off his supporters. Until you realize that they probably see a reflection of their own (closeted) fundamental weakness and vulnerability.

One would think!

He's nearly everything I was brought up to avoid being like.

[jfish26]

"golfing talented" stands out to me, in this regard.

^^^

Me too. I worked at a golf course for years and never heard that expression, ever.

His pathological need to compensate for his shortcomings, real AND imagined, would be heartrending if he weren't such a piece of shit.

And twocoach's link to the article about him cheating, says it all.

Exactly. He is defensive, in advance, of his rigged club championships.

He is world-historical soft, which you would THINK would turn off his supporters. Until you realize that they probably see a reflection of their own (closeted) fundamental weakness and vulnerability.

One would think!

He's nearly everything I was brought up to avoid being like.

And, frankly, what a lot of his supporters WANT YOU TO KNOW they're just too virtuous to raise their kids to be like.

[ousdahl]

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... -candidate

Finally, a candidate worth voting for!

[Shirley]

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... -candidate

Finally, a candidate worth voting for!

^^^

I like him because he says what he means, and isn't beholding to anyone else.

[Sparko]

I like that he has made a joke out of himself and the political process. Edgy.

[TDub]

I like that he has made a joke out of himself and the political process. Edgy.

the political process was a joke long before this guy

[Shirley]

Kyle Griffin
@kylegriffin1

70% of registered voters say it should be possible to charge a former president with a federal crime for alleged crimes committed while in office, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. Just 24% disagree.

[jfish26]

Kyle Griffin
@kylegriffin1

70% of registered voters say it should be possible to charge a former president with a federal crime for alleged crimes committed while in office, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. Just 24% disagree.

Biden - 41%
Trump - 31%
RFK Jr - 4%
George III - 24%

[Shirley]

Kyle Griffin
@kylegriffin1

70% of registered voters say it should be possible to charge a former president with a federal crime for alleged crimes committed while in office, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. Just 24% disagree.

Biden - 41%
Trump - 31%
RFK Jr - 4%
George III - 24%

lol

[jfish26]

Kyle Griffin
@kylegriffin1

70% of registered voters say it should be possible to charge a former president with a federal crime for alleged crimes committed while in office, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. Just 24% disagree.

Biden - 41%
Trump - 31%
RFK Jr - 4%
George III - 24%

lol

It’s funny, but it belies something deeply fucked and scary, which is that a gigantic segment of our country (which would self-identify as “small government” and rail against the “nanny state” and so on) appears to have no understanding of the power that would be conferred on government if they get their way.

[KUTradition]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... tie-porter

kinda like youtube

[DeletedUser]

Is the Donald actually going to win this election somehow?

[jfish26]

Is the Donald actually going to win this election somehow?

There's only one way, really.