thewhyteboar
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He thinks Africa is just one big country right?
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Pretty cool. I've been slowly (very very slowly) working my way through Emily Wilson's new translation. It'd been awhile since I'd read The Odyssey.
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24 minutes ago, johnny said:
The A’s are fucking coming. Protect your asshole @thewhyteboar
You best come correct.
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They finally found Trump's tax returns eh?
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My brother loved the book it's based on. I'll need to check it out.
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6 hours ago, sblfilms said:
This seems pretty minor in comparison to many of these stories, but it still goes to show how spineless so many in positions to stop this sort of behavior are.
Yeah, usually Republican House Reps are doing the raping, rather than just covering it up.
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26 minutes ago, Jason said:
Next, the GOP will outlaw the bogeyman and saying "Bloody Mary" three times while standing in front of a mirror.
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Replace all Confederate statues with statues of John Brown or General Sherman.
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23 minutes ago, PaladinSolo said:
They really mean business with that non-binding motion of support for NATO GUYS!
Rand hates NATO cause they won't protect him from his neighbors.
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25 minutes ago, GeneticBlueprint said:
In general I'm not for such harassing behavior. But fuck this guy so much.
This. McConnell is subhuman filth. The amount of damage he has done to the country is obscene.
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Segura should be an All Star.
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On 6/23/2018 at 7:20 AM, Nokra said:
I'm reading Landfalls by Naomi J. Williams for the book club I'm part of here, and only have about 20 pages remaining. It's a fictionalized account of the Lapérouse expedition from 1785 to 1788. As the title suggests, the book takes place at their various landfalls along their journey: Chile, Alaska, California, China, Russia, Australia, and finally the Solomon Islands. The locations are historically accurate but of course the dialog is fictional, but exceptional. One story in the book was particularly moving to me, and actually made me tear up a bit, which hasn't happened with a book in a long time. It's a very fun adventure story which is at times also very heart-wrenching. If anyone is looking for historical fiction, I can't recommend it highly enough; it was a real page turner.
Next I'll probably read Pet Sematary by Stephen King or maybe And Yet by Christopher Hitchens, because both have been in my to-read list for a very long time.
I started it this weekend. So far it's fantastic! I'm only a few chapters deep, but it's great. I really dig the format of it too.
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10 hours ago, Ricofoley said:
The writing at the A.V. Club is still good, but the site's never really felt right since they forced it into the same layout as the other ex-Gawker sites. For one, there used to be a giant pulldown menu where you could jump to any TV show they've ever reviewed, and that went away. And it ruined the comments sections which, I kid you not, were actually good. It was a really good community of people. When they switched the comments to Kinja style or whatever it's called, a lot of the regulars left. In short, fuck Univision.
I loved reading comments under episodes. There were some great discussions. Univision fucked them over big-time.
Facebook Says InfoWars, Which Reported That NASA Has a Slave Colony on Mars, Is a Valid Source of “Opinion and Analysis”
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Remember when InfoWars represented the fringe of the GOP rather than the mainstream?