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Gsxrnz

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Everything posted by Gsxrnz

  1. I wonder where Rachel gets her tax ideas from?
  2. The younger generation are not participating in sex at all, period (full-stop, for the Pommes). The blokes are too busy in their Mum's basement playing video games, and the self-entitled girls (including the fat ones) are all doing Only Fans and consequently wonder why they (including the skinny ones) aren't Marriage Material for conservative minded hard-working males that want a family. Hence the imminent Western birth rate of zero dot far call percent. On a positive note, the client base in Walking Street tonight was significantly more Caucasian than the last six months, but with a ratio 15 (or more) girls to one customer, it doesn't bode well for the late 2025 rice crop cashflow.
  3. I may be wrong, but this appears to be two opposing teams of transvestites brawling over something to do with a homosexual male of questionable repute. Not very Quentin Crisp-esque.
  4. Whippets, but no greyhounds. The Taiwanese boys don't have much to laugh about now.
  5. Under a bridge - you're welcome.
  6. As good a reason as ever, I suppose - notwithstanding an elephant's dichromatic vision. 😀
  7. I think they should put up more crosswalk signs where there isn't a crosswalk, and a lot more "No Right-Hand U-Turn" signs. This keeps me awake at night - when the traffic lights stop working, there is never a traffic-jam and the streets appear virtually empty of vehicles. I can't decide if it's correlation or causation.
  8. The Fed always have rear-view-mirror data that is three months old and invariably "amended" three months further down the track by 10% or more, and then reamended again a further two months later. It's a slow-motion train wreck, and always has been. Claiming to not have "accurate" data due to the shutdown is somewhat of an oxymoron.
  9. Farage's first act as the next PM of Airstrip One should be to declare France a terrorist State.
  10. This raises the serious philosophical question - why did the elephant cross the road?
  11. Put your cash, passport, and Rolex in a plastic bag and slide it under the fridge. No Tea-Leaf since the invention of refrigerators ever looked under the fridge.
  12. I thought the wokeists had renamed Manchester as Personchester?
  13. This is lawless Thailand. Regulations are purely pro forma. Utterances to the Press regarding any subject are merely to stroke their ego and make it sound as though they care - just like in the West. Next they'll probably make motorcycle crash helmets compulsory.
  14. That'll keep the just stop oil muppets from wandering too far from their bed-sit and one-bar convection heater.
  15. And he probably nicked the bike he was pushing. Not out of gas, no key! The "tell" was in asking for the kid's phone to call the brother - NOBODY knows anybody's phone number in the day of speed dial.
  16. Here's my MO. Read an article in the news or watch a news channel, find the same topic from several different sources of an opposing political standpoint, then go and find the actual transcript of what was said or watch the speech, or watch the recorded video. And here's a novel idea - then decide independently what you think was most probably closest to what actually happened. All news sources push their own propagandised agenda and promote their version of the truth. Podcasts are way more informative than the news ever was, but still you have to be aware of the politicisation and bias. When you see significant rioting and violence on a podcast, and fail to find mention of it in any major newspaper (not even on page 42), you know you're being manipulated.
  17. Her vehicle "surged uncontrollably" because she hit the gas pedal thinking it was the brake. The irony is that she probably applied fairly gentle pressure initially, and when the car began to speed up instead of slow down, her brain said "the car ain't slowin' down, smash it harder".
  18. If the Scottish firefighters were genuine in wanting to deliver a functioning vehicle, they would have ensured the vehicle was in compliance before they shipped it. This is where virtue signalling meets reality.
  19. Bitcoin's weak point is the need for global connectivity and an uninterruptable supply of electricity. A few EMP's will render it valueless in milliseconds. And EMP's will be the first weapons used if Putin, Trump et al decide to get serious about world dominance and go beyond just bragging about whose got the biggest appendage by playing global chess and moving their battlefleets and subs around the world. Nobody can win of-course, but they can recalibrate humanity. EMP's will render every traditional form of money/wealth/means of exchange worthless, including gold and metals. Wealth will be valued in one thing, and one thing only - food, the ability to produce food, the ability to store and protect food. Eventually (maybe decades) gold and silver will re-emerge as a medium of exchange, so in the meantime if you ever get the chance to swap a bag of turnips for three kilos of gold, probably a good futures investment. Welcome to the Middle Ages 2.0
  20. She's dreaming. Kamala is a walking, talking babbling example of cognitive dissonance on steroids. She even induces a gag reflex on most democrats.
  21. You should order some rabbit ears, just in case.
  22. I dunno what they teach Japanese men about self-preservation, but generally speaking it's not a good idea to annoy a woman when she has a pair of scissors in her hands.
  23. The senior officer might find himself in deep water.
  24. Coming from the man who sold Britain's sovereignty in 1992 with the Maastricht Treaty, John Major is an uber-globalist who saw his life's work undone with Brexit. No surprise that he's not a Trumpster. Majors and Blair are the architects of present-day Britain - job well done, lads.
  25. I just wasted four minutes of my life reading this diatribe. Where can I claim my refund and sue for crimes against humanity?

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