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Just now, Nyezhov said:As Peter "The Insurance Salesman" Stzrock said...
There is no there there....
Apt. He isn't there either. He's been fired. I hope that scumbag rots in prison. I'll wait.
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Dealers in casinos will always show their hands to the "eye in the sky" and clap their hands together to show they are leaving the table without taking any chips.
It might be a good idea when presenting a note for payment to pause for a moment before handing it to the clerk and make sure it is visible to the camera. It will keep everyone honest.
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99 baht even years ago is dirt cheap for all you can eat ribs. I remember the 99 baht all you can eat pizza.
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2 minutes ago, SuperTed said:
Not as big a crisis, though, as SCOTUS deciding whether a sitting President can be indicted for acts undertaken while in office, given the problems with appointment of Gorusch and that Trump is appointing Kavanaugh.
1The things they accuse Trump of doing are at a time when he was not yet President.
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8 minutes ago, watcharacters said:
A few years back there was a 99 baht place all you can eat on Soi Diana.
I never indulged in their offerings but the advert on the window was large and clear.
99 baht for ribs?
I think that was Pizza.
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2 minutes ago, riclag said:
The dirty FBI and ,DOJ , and other Top US Intel including some former British Intel should be wearing stripes ,many of these agencies under GOP and Dem admins. have been know to have abused their power in the past.Many of the basement dwellers don't know this or are blinded by their TDS.
Have patience. Many have been fired, demoted, and are being investigated as we speak. In time, we shall fill prisons with these people.
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7 minutes ago, falangjim said:
A stupid foreign tourist won't have the same rightfully jaded attitude of an expat living and working here. <deleted>.
According to you, are all tourists stupid?
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15 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:
Fail.
You provided a link that was already provided before. I have already addressed this article as a fail. It does not address the manner in which he was appointed. I never said it was not constitutional to appoint a special counsel. Mueller was appointed unconstitutionally.
My original source was Mark Levin.
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3 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:
You're clearly not much of a patriot.
I'll deal with this first. How dare you. Reported.
3 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:Why on earth do you expect others to check the origin of the things you choose to blindly repeat?
His name is Steven Calabresi, he is professor of law, and the only professor of law to have reached this laughable conclusion.
Why was it so difficult to provide this name? Did it take time to Google?
4 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:You could try this article on the subject, this has been discussed in length, the appointment was very much constitutional, and even if it were not would you not see it more important to convict the criminals than get them off on a technicallity? You're clearly not much of a patriot.
https://www.factcheck.org/2018/06/was-muellers-appointment-unconstitutional/
I will read this article and then comment.
Thank you for playing with TonyClifton. For the article, you get a thank you. For the ad hominem attack, you get a fail. For the name of the professor, you get .01 of a point. Penalties for being so late. Thank you for playing. Try again.
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3 minutes ago, TonyClifton said:
Having read this article, I have only one question for you. It's a fine article. Very enlightening.
Please point to the indictment and his allocution, where Manafort admits to Russian collusion. You can do that, can't you?
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2 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:
Good grief man, pull yourself together, this is not primary school.
I have asked you now three times.
How many times do I have to ask you before you admit you can't name him?
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1 minute ago, simple1 said:
Got what wrong? You're just echoing Trump and a few other's opinions which are disputed. Opinions are not facts.
https://www.factcheck.org/2018/06/was-muellers-appointment-unconstitutional/
I read what they have at the link above. It does not address the constitutional issue. They cherry picked one facet of appointing a special counsel, but not the Constitutional question as to the way he was appointed. Nice try though.
Thank you for playing with TonyClifton. For the above reference we will give you an honorable mention.
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1 minute ago, Kieran00001 said:
He is who you were quoting, do you not want to know for yourself? Or will you just blindly repeat what anyone tells you just as long as its what you want to hear?
Show me where I quoted someone. I did not name anyone. I asked you to name the professor that you called a laughing stock. You still have not done so. I'll name my source after you name yours.
Thank you for playing with TonyClifton. Please consult your doctor before playing. A thinking mind can be very taxing, only try to think if you are physically and mentally up to the challenge.
Try again please.
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3 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:
We have the emails Manafort wrote, we know who those people are he wrote to, and they are directly linked to the Kremlin, we know what he said, and it is directly about the campaign. We also know that Manafort previously worked as an agent to the Kremlin. And you still aren't getting it, are you?
I gave you one simple task and you were not able to follow through. I asked you to name your source. You provided me no source, but text of unknown origin.
Thanks for playing the TonyClifton game. It's an A game and will cause you to think. Please try again.
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9 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:
Oh, most people claiming what you are about the constitutionality of Muller's appointment are blindly repeating what one professor said, so where did you get it from? Perhaps it was third hand but I think you will find it emanates from the same guy, as far as I know he is the only legal expert to have made this claim, all the others are laughing at his idea.
Your professor has now become a legal expert. Is your professor a lawyer? Is he a constitutional lawyer? Is he a law professor and if so, which school? What is his name?
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2 minutes ago, troniccrypt said:
Lol. I suspect you are right.
Perhaps I shall delay the new overseas visa and travel on the passport with the Thai visa in. Seems to be the safest option.
Never volunteer information to cops unless you are asked. And even if you are asked, you better know what you will give as an explanation.
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1 minute ago, KhunHeineken said:
I thought they would do the same with older versions of Skype, so I upgrade a week before the deadline. Maybe they will cut older versions off soon.
Doubtful but they will probably nag you to upgrade. Just ignore it. I use Skype for making personal and business calls around the world. Version 8 dropped the ability to use my Mac Contacts to make phone calls. Imagine calling 8 an upgrade when it deletes a vital function. I have both 7 and 8 installed on my Mac. Version 8 sucks. Version 7 does not. I'll keep upgrading 8 as both versions can coexist on my Mac.
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On 9/20/2018 at 8:32 PM, Rc2702 said:
Anyone else having this issue with Skype?
I cannot believe the crap replies you have been getting. Skype update from 7 to 8 sucks monkey balls. I use a Mac but it equally sucks on the PC. I suggest you get a copy of the last version 7 from their website and uninstall 8. The last version of 7 works well on both PC and Mac.
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1 hour ago, troniccrypt said:
Would it be best to explain thhe situation to the Immigration officer on arrival? Is there a chance I can be denied entry? Or should I make a trip to immigration to explain that my primary passport is getting processed for renewal of a work visa overseas?
Are you out of your mind? Keep your mouth shut and smile.
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Just now, Kieran00001 said:
No, you stated what one professor has claimed, while all others laughed at him, as being a fact, which it is not. I know its tough for you and you only have this dirty little straws to clutch to now but do try to keep it together.
I did not state what a "professor" has claimed. More fraudulent statements on your part.
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1 minute ago, Kieran00001 said:
Really, running a presidential campaign while in contact with the Kremlin and calling them to ask if they have seen the press releases and whether that will off set their debt to them is tax fraud? News to me.
Prove these statements with a reference to solid news reporting. If you don't I shall think you are a fraud.
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1 minute ago, Kieran00001 said:
So, never mind about the criminals running the White House, lets see if we can get them off on a technicality, not getting at all desperate, are you?
I stated a fact. One of many. Don't cry, it's unbecoming.
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46 minutes ago, simple1 said:
Read Mueller's appointment letter as Special Council, the above, including money laundering and other Federal Crimes are within his authority to persecute.
Persecute is a more apt word, but you got it wrong, as usual.
Mueller was not constitutionally hired. It will all come out eventually.
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4 days ago my son drag me to Central ladprao so that he could play a VR game that was on the third floor of the Central department store. Half an hour is 400 baht but they had a sign next to it that said they were having a sale and the price was 290 baht. So we walked up and said we'll take half an hour at 290 baht. The 17 year old kid who was running the VR heard my son speak English and assumed that he wasn't Thai. When I went to pay him 290 baht he told me that it was 400 baht because my son wasn't Thai and wasn't enrolled in a tie School. He wanted to see a school ID and he showed me the sign that was only in Thai and said it was only intended for Thai people. To say that I was annoyed would be an understatement but I did keep in mind that he was still a minor and so I tempered my response but I also took out my son's Thai ID card and told him that my son was no less Thai than he was and the fact that my son can speak perfect English and he can't was not a disqualification. But I also told him that it was racist discrimination against white people. This bothered him and he told me how much it bothered him. I'll make the story shorter, because we didn't do the VR as my son didn't put his school ID in his bag as I've told him a million times but we did return yesterday. And we returned to find that everybody gets the sale price now because the kid made it well known to the management that he thought he was being asked to take part in a racist exercise. What's the moral of the story? Speak up, and don't be silent about it.
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SURVEY: Did the FBI and DOJ conspire on Russian collusion?
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He's no Hugo Chavez. I lived in Caracas in the 80's into the 90's. A lovely country full of lovely people who are warm friendly and when they tell you that my home is your home, they mean it. And then came Bernie .. er ... Hugo. And look at it now. My friend of 35 years, Pablo, can't get medicine for his daughter. No one dares need a hospital. It's a horror now. And you want Bernie to do to the USA what Hugo did for Venezuela. Shame on you.