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  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to What is something you're too old to do (other than physical or biological activities )?:
    Be a father again. I'm doing a little bit, helping raise my grandchildren, but I can't be the bad guy any more. I've gotten too soft.
    • June 27
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to In your opinion, what is an extremely poorly-named color?:
    Pink in German - hell rot.
    • June 27
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to What is directly under your residence? [~]:
    If you go far enough down, Spain.
    • June 16
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to This is pride month. I am proud of being a US Navy veterant. What are you proud of?:
    Pride cometh before destruction. It's a haughty spirit that cometh before the fall. Proverbs 16:18.
    • June 14
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to This is pride month. I am proud of being a US Navy veterant. What are you proud of?:
    I'm proud of the fact that I raised two kids and am currently having a second crack at parenting - two of my grandchildren. Happy pride month.If your pronouns are he/him, I will call you he/him.If your pronouns are she/her, I will call you she/her.If...  moreI'm proud of the fact that I raised two kids and am currently having a second crack at parenting - two of my grandchildren. Happy pride month.If your pronouns are he/him, I will call you he/him.If your pronouns are she/her, I will call you she/her.If your pronouns are they/them, I will call you they/them.If you stop in front of me on an amber light when we both could have made it, I will call you a motherf***ing thunder****.  
    • June 14
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Why do MAGAs treat the 2nd Amendment as Holy, while trying to repeal the 22nd and completely ignoring Article I, Section 9, Clause 8?:
    Article I, Section 9, Clause 8 is the emoluments clause and the Qatari airplane is a blatant violation of it.The WH is spinning it as a gift to the US but that's baloney and you know it. Boeing is based in the US and this aircraft remains Trump's personal...  moreArticle I, Section 9, Clause 8 is the emoluments clause and the Qatari airplane is a blatant violation of it.The WH is spinning it as a gift to the US but that's baloney and you know it. Boeing is based in the US and this aircraft remains Trump's personal property even after he leaves office, assuming he lives that long. And assuming that there even is an election in 2028, he's likely to declare a "state of emergy" (that's how he spells it, he has the literacy level of an eight-year-old) and postpone the election indefinitely.  less
    • May 24
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Is this the best dis someone ever gave Trump?:
    You. Don't. Have. The. Raw. Materials.Bringing manufacturing back won't help farmers. Without Canadian potash, you all starve to death.Tariffs won't magically create bauxite deposits. You can't "drill baby drill" for what isn't there. So no aluminium. Tar...  moreYou. Don't. Have. The. Raw. Materials.Bringing manufacturing back won't help farmers. Without Canadian potash, you all starve to death.Tariffs won't magically create bauxite deposits. You can't "drill baby drill" for what isn't there. So no aluminium. Tariffs won't magically create high yield deposits of neodymium, yttrium, dysprosium or tungsten - so no aircraft, no Teslas, no high end electronics, no computers of any kind (even your wristwatch is loaded with semiconductors).  
    • May 24
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    If a picture paints a thousand words, then why can't I paint you?
    • May 23
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Did you know that now is a good time to buy a silencer for your gun? :
    Why is everything about guns in America?A popular joke doing the rounds at the moment:Why do Americans go fishing with guns?So they can take out a whole school.
    • May 23
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Is this the best dis someone ever gave Trump?:
    Which is why Denmark felt comfortable doing so - US trade isn't a significant part of the Danish economy.
    • May 23
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Is this the best dis someone ever gave Trump?:
    "Buy American". You're obviously not a farmer or you'd realize that you CAN'T. Potash is vital for crop yields and the US doesn't produce any. Never has.You're obviously not smelting aluminium or you'd realize that you CAN'T. No bauxite deposits.You're ob...  more"Buy American". You're obviously not a farmer or you'd realize that you CAN'T. Potash is vital for crop yields and the US doesn't produce any. Never has.You're obviously not smelting aluminium or you'd realize that you CAN'T. No bauxite deposits.You're obviously not making electronics, or aircraft, or anything high tech, or you'd realize that you CAN'T. No high enough yield deposits of rare earth minerals, no facilities for refining same - one advantage of a totalitarian government is no pesky environmental restrictions. The waste by-products are highly toxic and China is the only nation equipped to deal with that.  less
    • May 23
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    Why do MAGAs treat the 2nd Amendment as Holy, while trying to repeal the 22nd and completely ignoring Article I, Section 9, Clause 8?
    It seems the only parts of the Constitution that matter are the bits they like.
    • May 23
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Aren't you impressed by Alexandria Diaz?:
    It was her father, not her husband.
    • May 22
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Dont you think the UK seems like a nice place to live ?:
    And Americans go fishing with a gun so they can take out a whole school...
    • May 22
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    Aren't you impressed by Alexandria Diaz?
    She accepted the Medal of Sacrifice from Trump on behalf of her slain father, Deputy Sheriff Ignacio "Dan" Diaz, noticeably flinched away when he tried to put his arm around her and told her she was "very beautiful" (she's young enough to be his granddaug...  moreShe accepted the Medal of Sacrifice from Trump on behalf of her slain father, Deputy Sheriff Ignacio "Dan" Diaz, noticeably flinched away when he tried to put his arm around her and told her she was "very beautiful" (she's young enough to be his granddaughter), and he he kept looking at her, completely baffled that she wasn't overjoyed to be in his presence. He was very unnerved by her demeanor, if not frankly confused.Bravo, Alexandria.  
    • May 21
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Has most of the music world thrived in jazz, Rock or The Blues?:
    Baroque and Classical. Pachelbel's Canon and Gigue in D Major is still played today - it was written in 1690.
    • May 19
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Do you seldom play videogames ?:
    I used to play Fable a fair bit, but since the last XBox update the game keeps freezing.
    • May 19
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Dont you think the UK seems like a nice place to live ?:
    I could handle summer there. Too cold in winter.
    • May 19
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Have you ever shot a gun ?:
    I used to pot rabbits, feral cats and foxes with a .22. Subsonic rounds, that sometimes allows you a second shot as it's quiet enough not to scatter the quarry. Handed it in after Port Arthur - I could have kept it (I was licensed and the gun registered),...  moreI used to pot rabbits, feral cats and foxes with a .22. Subsonic rounds, that sometimes allows you a second shot as it's quiet enough not to scatter the quarry. Handed it in after Port Arthur - I could have kept it (I was licensed and the gun registered), but I hardly hunted by then and I needed the money.  
    • May 19
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Now that Canada has its "elbows up", what are those US businesses that rely on Canadian trade going to do about it? Is there a Plan B?:
    Potash? The US doesn't produce any worth a damn. Without it, crops fail.
    • May 19
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    Do you intend to visit the country "Mattel" anytime soon?
    Justify this one, Trumpicans. It ought to be hilarious.
    • May 18
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Why are facts useless in the face of belief?:
    • May 18
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Is Trump getting back into the reality show biz?:
    It's more of a sh** show. A fustercluck of monumental proportions.
    • May 18
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast started a discussion:
    Now that Canada has its "elbows up", what are those US businesses that rely on Canadian trade going to do about it? Is there a Plan B?
    • May 18
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Some businesses use creative signs on their restrooms. What funny, confusing, or tasteless signs have you personally seen?:
    • May 17
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to What does it mean to "86 someone?":
    Throw out. "Deep six" is a death threat. 86 is simply to yeet him outta there.
    • May 16
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Some businesses use creative signs on their restrooms. What funny, confusing, or tasteless signs have you personally seen?:
    • May 16
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Where do you prefer living ? :
    House. A decent sized dog needs a yard.
    • May 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to have you ever been bitten by a spider ?:
    Not a dangerous one.
    • May 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Are you happy it is spring ?:
    Coming into winter here and I hate it. Arthur doesn't like the cold.
    • May 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Do you like dogs ?:
    Yes, but I prefer dog sized dogs. My son's girlfriend has a pocket poodle, I call it a dog faced guinea pig. I had to say goodbye to my Staffy in January. Cancer. 15 is a good innings for the breed but it still hurt.
    • May 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to What is your belief ?:
    The book of life is briefAnd once a page is readAll but love is dead ...
    • May 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Should Trump accept a $400M plane from Qatar if he uses it as President and then transfer it to his presidential library foundation? :
    Can anybody say "emoluments"?
    • May 13
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Don't you think life is safer when guns are mostly illegal ?:
    Well,  we don't need to have active shooter drills in Kindergarten, so obviously. They get more shooting murders per week in the US than we've had in 25 years.
    • May 12
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to What are some literary works (from any time throughout history) that many people think are based on true events yet are in fact fiction?:
    The Iliad and The Oddysey. Both are set in the time of and centred around the Trojan War which did actually happen.
    • May 10
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Do you live alone?:
    Nope. Five humans and three pets in our household at present.
    • May 10
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Could Trump still do his YMCA dance if he becomes the Pope? :
    • May 10
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Can you see any flaws in Trump’s new plan?:
    When ICE agents commit the illegal acts we've all seen video footage of, without displaying a warrant, shooting them absolutely falls under self-defense.
    • May 10
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Did you see that Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, was elected as the 267th leader of the Catholic Church — the first-ever American pope?:
    If a man is born in a stable, that doesn't make him a horse. He's a Peruvian national by choice and has served several years as Cardinal Archbishop of Lima.
    • May 9
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to So Trump is now telling Stockholm that if they want to do business with the US they have to drop their civil rights protections (DEI)? :
    The Swedes will almost certainly repeat what Danish EU representative Anders Vitisen said about Greenland. "In words you just might understand, Mr Trump: F**k off."
    • May 9
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Could Trump still do his YMCA dance if he becomes the Pope? :
    EU was ditched, although I do believe that Disney should have run with that - it's a lot more entertaining than the tripe they dished up. All art featuring Adi Gallia shows her wielding a BLUE saber, the Chinese made toy got it wrong, that's all. Did you ...  moreEU was ditched, although I do believe that Disney should have run with that - it's a lot more entertaining than the tripe they dished up. All art featuring Adi Gallia shows her wielding a BLUE saber, the Chinese made toy got it wrong, that's all. Did you bother to watch any of the "Clone Wars" or read the books?  
    • May 9
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Can you see any flaws in Trump’s new plan?:
    OK, you're DELIBERATELY missing the point. I'm talking about citizens whose spouses happen to be non-citizens. The citizens are permitted to be heeled and defending oneself and one's family against a tyrannical government is supposedly what the Second is all about.
    • May 9
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Can you see any flaws in Trump’s new plan?:
    You missed the point. As usual. Several undocumented deportees are married to citizens who have full protection under the Bill of Rights, thus are permitted under this cockamamie amendment to be armed with anything from a slingshot to a Howitzer, and have...  moreYou missed the point. As usual. Several undocumented deportees are married to citizens who have full protection under the Bill of Rights, thus are permitted under this cockamamie amendment to be armed with anything from a slingshot to a Howitzer, and haven't yet gunned down any of Trumpler's Gestapo. Why haven't they if that's what it's for?  
    • May 9
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to How do feel about Trump's "Bluey tax"?:
    Apples. And. Oranges. Unless Trump is tariffing US products as well, which he's obviously not. You know it's not close to the same thing and are deliberately obfuscating to defend him. It would be cute if it wasn't so infuriating. The consumption tax was ...  moreApples. And. Oranges. Unless Trump is tariffing US products as well, which he's obviously not. You know it's not close to the same thing and are deliberately obfuscating to defend him. It would be cute if it wasn't so infuriating. The consumption tax was introduced by the Howard government which was almost conservative by American standards - certainly Reaganomic at the very least. Neoliberalism which doesn't work and never has.  
    • May 9
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Can you see any flaws in Trump’s new plan?:
    And the citizen spouses of "illegals" (some deportees are in the country legally, some granted refugee status and waiting for their citizenship application to be processed) are therefore allowed to be heeled. And defend their families.
    • May 8
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to How do feel about Trump's "Bluey tax"?:
    Will you please stop comparing apples with oranges? GST (we DON'T HAVE VAT, THAT'S BRITISH) applies to all goods and services, not just American ones or foreign ones generally. Local goods and services are subject to it as well (unprocessed food and some ...  moreWill you please stop comparing apples with oranges? GST (we DON'T HAVE VAT, THAT'S BRITISH) applies to all goods and services, not just American ones or foreign ones generally. Local goods and services are subject to it as well (unprocessed food and some staples are exempt, including some from America if they pass quarantine).  
    • May 8
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Could Trump still do his YMCA dance if he becomes the Pope? :
    Luke used his father Anakin's blue until he lost it when his hand was severed on Bespin. The one he crafted on Tatooine to replace it was green.Anybody can use a borrowed saber but only a Sith can construct a red one. A REFORMED Sith, like Mara Jade (Luke...  moreLuke used his father Anakin's blue until he lost it when his hand was severed on Bespin. The one he crafted on Tatooine to replace it was green.Anybody can use a borrowed saber but only a Sith can construct a red one. A REFORMED Sith, like Mara Jade (Luke's wife in legends) can continue to use that, it was hers that Luke borrowed briefly. Anakie decapitated Dooku using his own saber before he turned. No Jedi wields a red saber by choice, they can't make one.  
    • May 8
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Which picture should have gotten the Pulitzer Prize for Best Breaking News photo of 2024? :
    Where. Is. The. SCAR?
    • May 7
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Can you see any flaws in Trump’s new plan?:
    It says "the people". It does NOT specify "citizens".
    • May 7
  • Slartibartfast
    Slartibartfast replied to Can you see any flaws in Trump’s new plan?:
    Given that the US is the land of the Second Amendment and if anyone was laying hands on my loved ones I'd be defending them, why haven't any ICE agents been shot yet?
    • May 7
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  • Where do you live? Adelaide, Australia
  • About Me: Married fo­r 31 years­, two grow­n-up kids,­ three gra­ndchildren­.
    Incorrigib­le smartas­s, musicia­n, consult­ant with O­rigin Ener­gy, profes­sional ump­ire (crick­et and Aus­tralian fo­otball).
    I have a p­enchant fo­r lame Dad­ jokes and­ REALLY ba­d puns.

  • If a picture paints a thousand words, then why can't I paint you?

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  • Why do MAGAs treat the 2nd Amendment as Holy, while trying to repeal the 22nd and completely ignoring Article I, Section 9, Clause 8?

    It seems the only parts of the Constitution that matter are the ...  moreIt seems the only parts of the Constitution that matter are the bits they like.  
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  • Aren't you impressed by Alexandria Diaz?

    She accepted the Medal of Sacrifice from Trump on behalf of her ...  moreShe accepted the Medal of Sacrifice from Trump on behalf of her slain father, Deputy Sheriff Ignacio "Dan" Diaz, noticeably flinched away when he tried to put his arm around her and told her she was "very beautiful" (she's young enough to be his granddaughter), and he he kept looking at her, completely baffled that she wasn't overjoyed to be in his presence. He was very unnerved by her demeanor, if not frankly confused.Bravo, Alexandria.  
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  • Do you intend to visit the country "Mattel" anytime soon?

    Justify this one, Trumpicans. It ought to be hilarious.
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  • Now that Canada has its "elbows up", what are those US businesses that rely on Canadian trade going to do about it? Is there a Plan B?

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  • How do feel about Trump's "Bluey tax"?

    Tariffs on foreign films include the lovable Australian cartoon family.
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  • Thank you, Donald Trump.

    Thank you for being so internationally reviled that first in Can...  moreThank you for being so internationally reviled that first in Canada and now in Australia that the conservative party leader has lost his own seat in Parliament and a centre left government has been returned - in Australia with a vastly increased majority. With Peter Dutton standing as an ersatz Trump and Gina the Hutt in the Muskrat role, Australia has rejected him utterly.  
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  • Why didn't elves drive Mini Mokes?

    Moking is hazardous to your elf.
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  • If you were the square root of (1 + tan^2 C), would you know it?

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  • How many anybody POSSIBLY call this Monster a "Christian"?

    https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/19/world/africa/sudan-usaid-famine.html
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  • Three of the cars I've owned were Toyotas. Has anyone ever owned a real Ota?

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  • What's the greatest ever love song?

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  • Apologists for the Second Amendment are continually bleating that they need their guns "to defend them against a tyrannical government".

    So with His Royal Orangeness channelling Mad King George and "tr...  moreSo with His Royal Orangeness channelling Mad King George and "transporting persons upon the seas for pretended transgressions" (this was one of the reasons put forward by the Founding Fathers as an excuse for the Revolution that caused the United States to be in the first place), why hasn't anyone done it yet? Or gunned down ICE agents attempting to wrongfully arrest innocent people? I'm NOT advocating for these things to happen, I believe that the Second is an anachronism that should have been repealed by the end of the First World War. I'm just wondering why nobody has done it yet.  less
    Last post by my2cents - April 19
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  • Given Trump's ridiculous trade war, where is the Pentagon going to get its samarium, tungsten, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, yttrium etc

    The ores containing these rare earth elements are not found in s...  moreThe ores containing these rare earth elements are not found in significant deposits in the US. They are found in low concentrations in Canada, higher in South Africa and Australia,  but mostly in China. China isn't hitting the US with tariffs - they're stopping export altogether. These rare elements are VITAL to the US defense industry, as well as electric motors, aircraft engines etc. Unless the US can source them elsewhere (they can't, nobody else has got any), there will be no more semiconductors so there goes your electronics industry. Airbus already produces better airplanes than Boeing, but without yttrium Boeing will be forced to cease production altogether. Elon can't build his Teslas without neodymium and dysprosium. And no more stealth bombers or ammunition without tungsten. Supply chains. His Royal Orangeness has shattered them. Defend THAT, MAGAts.  less
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  • I called my toilet Jim instead of John. People are impressed when I tell them I go to the Jim every morning.

    Last post by WelbyQuentin - April 11
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  • THE ANSWERMUG CHALLENGE SERIES - Most annoying song of all time?

    The nominees are:(If Harold Faltermeyer was dead, he'd be spinni...  moreThe nominees are:(If Harold Faltermeyer was dead, he'd be spinning in his grave)(If you've ever been Rickrolled, you'll vote for this one)(Kids use this one to justify being spanked)(Pure 80s cheese)(I still can't decide whether this song or siring Miley was the bigger crime)(There's a special place reserved for you in Hell if you barked)  
    Last post by WelbyQuentin - April 13
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  • Is David Daniel going to get off?

    Surprise, surprise, some of His Royal Orangeness's cohort of bul...  moreSurprise, surprise, some of His Royal Orangeness's cohort of bullies had criminal records for OTHER offenses. Daniel has been convicted of the production and possession of child pornography. His lawyer claims that Trump's pardon applies to this conviction as well. Will this child abuser walk free? Has Trump pardoned a nonce?  
    Last post by my2cents - April 1
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  • Does Ireland have the fastest growing capital city in the world?

    Every day it's Dublin.
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  • Ladies: If your SO doesn't appreciate fruit, do you need to let that mango?

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  • A guy walked into a tire dealership and asked for a valve cap for his Tesla. Is that a fair swap?

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  • To eat a whole cake is gluttony, a sin. Is it okay to eat a whole pie? The sin of pi is zero.

    Last post by Slartibartfast - March 20
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  • If Spin̈al Tap had been a real band, would you have bought their albums?

    Last post by my2cents - March 21
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  • Should the US give the Statue of Liberty back to France?

    She's a woman and a French immigrant, so she's obviously DEI.
    Last post by CosmicWunderkind - March 21
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  • Do you know that DOGE just cancelled the lease on NOAA's storm-tracking radar facility?

    Right before tornado season. So when, not if, people are killed ...  moreRight before tornado season. So when, not if, people are killed by tornadoes they weren't warned about, you know who to blame.  
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  • Will Canada have to burn the White House down again?

    In 1812, Jefferson said that taking Canada would simply be a mat...  moreIn 1812, Jefferson said that taking Canada would simply be a matter of marching. The Canadians set fire to the White House and gave the US a proper a$$-whupping.Now Trump is talking about forcing Canada to join the US, and we all know that the only way that can happen is invasion. We also know it won't happen, the military is actually required to refuse illegal orders even if they come from the Cheeto in chief. But if, for argument's sake, the US military DID attempt to take Canada, would the Canadians be angry enough to do it again?  less
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  • Does His Royal Orangeness have syphilis?

    It would explain the red blotches on his hands, and the fact tha...  moreIt would explain the red blotches on his hands, and the fact that that he's becoming increasingly irrational (more than he normally is).  
    Last post by Spunky - March 16
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  • What's to stop Trump from arresting citizens who support any cause his regime doesn't like?

    Mahmoud Khalil, in the country legally, married to a US citizen ...  moreMahmoud Khalil, in the country legally, married to a US citizen who is eight months pregnant, expressed his political point of view peacefully, a right protected by the First Amendment. That's supposed to be permitted in a democracy. If this egregious assault on civil liberties stands, what's to stop His Royal Orangeness from arresting American citizens who support any cause his regime doesn't like? That's what Putin does.  
    Last post by Spunky - March 14
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  • If the President decided to promote Vegemite, would it then be illegal for Randy D to boycott it?

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  • Can anyone please explain how boycotting a product is illegal? Particularly when Trump HIMSELF erased Biden's EV target?

    Last post by Nanoose - March 14
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  • It only took Hitler 53 days. Trump has been in office for 47.

    Lost in the noise of the past few weeks, not many people noticed...  moreLost in the noise of the past few weeks, not many people noticed that Trump took some unprecedented steps to nullify the one branch of government he doesn't completely control - the judiciary (he's already cowed the legislative into submission with threats of being "primaried", and also his base have made PHYSICAL threats against the families of any Republican lawmakers who dare to repudiate him).Firstly, he fired any Justice Department prosecutors who participated in investigations against him, and removed the security clearances of any former intelligence officials who have criticized him publicly, including former President Biden.He signed an Executive Order removing the security clearances of and banning from federal buildings any lawyer that was found to have assisted in impeachment investigations against him. Even those acting pro bono.He signed an Executive Order banning not-for-profit workers from a federal loan forgiveness scheme if they were deemed to have engaged in "improper" activities. This include...    less
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  • Cracked pepper?

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  • When the story of the collapse of the USA is written, what will the defining word be?

    One of the most difficult parts of watching Trump disgrace himse...  moreOne of the most difficult parts of watching Trump disgrace himself in front of the whole world is that brief moment where you wonder if this is it ... will this be the thing that finally breaks through to his followers to reveal to them who he really is?But we've been here before. We thought the veil had irreversibly slipped when he bragged about sexual assault on camera.We assumed he had no more chances when he attempted a coup.We believed that 34 criminal convictions (and another 17 pending) would matter.It never mattered. It just shifted the goal posts.Even on this specific issue; it didn't make a difference to his supporters when we learned that Kremlin representatives had met his campaign officials in Trump Tower and offered to help get him elected. It couldn't turn the party against him when he was found to have extorted Zelenskyy, withholding aid unless he opened a phony investigation into Hunter Biden.And when Trump stood next to Putin and declared that he believed him over his own intelligence agencies,...    less
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  • How likely is the US military to take control and form a junta?

    The outgoing Secretary is a four star General. Hegsdeth is a dru...  moreThe outgoing Secretary is a four star General. Hegsdeth is a drunk with minimal military service and no combat experience, the brass is NOT taking orders from that. The military is also required to refuse illegal orders, even if they come from the Cheeto in chief - so with all the bluster about annexing Canada, Panama and Greenland, how long will it be before the military decides that enough is enough and takes over?  
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  • How do you feel about His Royal Orangeness's latest TS rant in all caps ... "LONG LIVE THE KING!" referring to himself?

    I hate to say I told you so, but ...It took Hitler 53 days to di...  moreI hate to say I told you so, but ...It took Hitler 53 days to dismantle the constitutional republic that was Weimar Germany. Trump hasn't been back in for 53 days yet.  
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  • Gun supporters always bleating the Second is "to protect us from a tyrannical government". Now there is one,why have none of you done it?

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  • Will Americans start to hold MAGA to account when they start losing their jobs and their investments start to tank?

    Canada supplies 40% of US steel.Canada supplies 80% of US potash...  moreCanada supplies 40% of US steel.Canada supplies 80% of US potash.Canada supplies 40% of US crude oil and 20% of US natural gas.Canada supplies 30% of US hydroelectricity. Canada supplies 24% of US lithium.Canada supplies all this at discount rates in exchange for market access. A tariff war means that ALL US industries that rely on these materials will pay more for them. The US cannot possibly resource them locally in sufficient quantities to meet demand, the infrastructure doesn't exist to produce them.Secondly, declaring a trade war on your greatest ally is a clear message to the rest of the world to NOT trust the USA. Who wants to do business with a country that does not keep its word and tears up trade agreements like the USMCA (which His Royal Orangeness HIMSELF signed in his first term) for no good reason?  less
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  • Are you aware that the SAVE Act will prevent the majority of married women from voting? Contact your Senator!

    It stipulates that your ID must match your Birth Certificate, an...  moreIt stipulates that your ID must match your Birth Certificate, and for most married women this is not the case!  
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  • From open heart surgery in Australia to a Super Bowl ring. Will we see more Australian rugby players in NFL now?

    Jordan Mailata played junior rugby league with Canterbury and So...  moreJordan Mailata played junior rugby league with Canterbury and South Sydney after having surgery to replace defective valves in his heart as a teenager. He was drafted by Philadelphia a few years ago despite having no American high school or college experience and has just become the first Australian to start, play and win a Super Bowl (the "Monstar" Jesse Williams was on injured reserve with Seattle in 2013, he didn't start. Neither was he a rugby player, and Williams did play American football in college, with the University of Alabama).Quite a few Australian rules footballers have had success as punters, but Mailata is the first rugby player to play as an offensive lineman and be successful at it. Will it be more common now?  less
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  • How many people are going to die because Trump has forced the CDC to remove information about HIV from its website?

    You CAN'T make this stuff up!
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  • If the 14th Amendment (apparently) no longer applies to children born in the US to foreigners, when will Barron be deported to Slovenia?

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  • Can Trump be held at least partly responsible for the recent spate of aircraft crashes?

    Trump fired a bunch of aviation safety and regulatory personnel ...  moreTrump fired a bunch of aviation safety and regulatory personnel as soon as he took office because they wouldn't kiss his a$$, and possibly to prevent his buddy Elon from being fined for multiple safety violations by SpaceX. Shazam, almost immediately a plane hits a military chopper over DC, and a medijet goes down over Philadelphia. It's probably too soon to blame His Royal Orangeness for this, but deleting those people whose primary responsibility is air safety is NOT going to improve the situation.  
    Last post by Jane S - February 3
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  • Will the US military have to fight itself?

    Denmark is refusing to allow the USA to purchase Greenland, with...  moreDenmark is refusing to allow the USA to purchase Greenland, with Danish EU representative Anders Vistisen telling Trump to "f**k off". Greenlanders don't want to be American either, so if Trump wants to annex Greenland it will have to be invasion. Denmark is a foundation member of NATO, all members of which are sworn to defend each other against attack. This means that if the United States invades Greenland, the US military is under oath to fight against ... itself.  
    Last post by Slartibartfast - January 31
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  • Following Elon's gesture at His Royal Orangeness's inauguration, some have dubbed the Tesla Cybertruck the "Swasticar". Fair?

    Last post by Spunky - January 28
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  • Congressman Andy Ogles (R - TN) is now trying to change the 22nd. Is it yet time to say I TOLD YOU SO?

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  • Modding on political grounds is now being tolerated, apparently. Give me a good reason not to leave for the duration of the current term.

    Last post by my2cents - January 25
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  • You know when you buy a bag of salad and it gets all wilted and soggy? Cookies don't do that.

    Last post by Jane S - January 21
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  • If a bad hotel was called "The Fiddle", would it be a vile inn?

    Last post by WelbyQuentin - January 25
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  • Why don't Americans pronounce the aspirate in the world "herbs"?

    Everywhere else in the English-speaking world, it's h+erbs, but ...  moreEverywhere else in the English-speaking world, it's h+erbs, but in America it's just erbs.  
    Last post by WelbyQuentin - January 24
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  • Is it possible to rehabilitate the songs made famous by performers who turned out to be very bad people?

    Rolf Harris, R Kelly, Gary Glitter etc.Can you hate the artist b...  moreRolf Harris, R Kelly, Gary Glitter etc.Can you hate the artist but not the art? Could somebody else perform them and not be pilloried for it? After all, people still listen to the music of Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis and the Stones when Bill was with them. And while none of them were exactly paedophiles (Mandy was NOT a child), all three had sex with girls who were underage - ephebophiles.  
    Last post by my2cents - January 12
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  • Vale Jimmy Carter. Has the Oval Office ever been occupied by a man who, although possibly a weak President, was a better human being?

    His achievements in politics were few. But post-politics, his ti...  moreHis achievements in politics were few. But post-politics, his tireless humanitarian work surely marks him as one of the greatest philanthropists in history.  
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