bunnydrops

Hate him. No, he is a joke. I first learned about him in the funny papers more than 20 years ago. Yes, even then he was a guy to laugh about. The newspaper strip Doonesbury lampooned often. They put out a "30 Years of Trump" book. In Gray Larsen's words. (toward the bottom) https://www.amazon.com/Yuge-30-Years-Doonesbury-Trump/dp/1449481337?asin=1449481337&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1

I just wanted to add. Is someone who believes his own lies a liar.

I am not sure if "Mad" would be the right term. But what really frightens me is that he reminds me of a "friend" I had in high school. We could be sitting with a group of people when he would start telling everyone in great detail about some adventure he and I had, that never happened, with me sitting there. Listening to him tell the story could almost make me believe it did. I think he truly did believe his own stories.

This is the part that was very telling about who they are and thier feeling about the working class The two men exchanged praise repeatedly, with the Tesla (TSLA.O) Trump congratulating Musk for his willingness to fire workers demanding better conditions. "You're the greatest cutter," Trump said. "I mean, I look at what you do. You walk in, you just say: 'You want to quit?' They go on strike - I won't mention the name of the company - but they go on strike. And you say: 'That's okay, you're all gone.'"

The saying goes "Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line"

Walz had nothing to do with it, Forget which thead you are in? 31 pages and counting

Regurgitating the same lie over and over makes you a liar weird. 30 pages and you have added nothing.

Not true. I know guys that were in an advanced supply unit. The Iraqis folded so fast that the unit didn't even find out the battle was over until the next day.

From Factcheck https://www.factcheck.org/2024/08/attacks-on-walzs-military-record/

I'm confused. Do you think it is good or bad for a country to invade another country?

Until Hunter goe to court that is all you have also.

If he did it "NO" of course not. He should get the same verdict of guilt, same a The Don

Even out in the sticks, there are usually some Saturday get-togethers. Where I am they come from as far as 30km and depending on the season can get as many as 40 people counting the wifes showing up. Some faces are there all the time, new ones come and go.

Not sure I would want to meet some of the people behind some of the posting here.

I had a girlfriend once that was born in France and learned English from a teacher with a Bostonian accent. She spoke English with the strangest accent I have ever heard. The other day I asked a barista in Thai if she could speak English. She answered "No"

Maybe some boys need them

His daughter A.H.

Old is what old does

Too many factors. Do you have a family? Kids? Live in town or out in the sticks? Don't mind waiting in the rain or hot sun for a ride. I live rural and use the train to ride into the nearest cities (1 1/2 and 3 hrs away) and then the local transits if I am going to stay for more than a day. Locally I ride a bike as I am only 2 km from town WHEN it doesn't rain. I have a car similar to connda for the times I want to drive.

Sent yesterday from US, 7 sec.

Once, during my college days. My girlfriend Sally and I took this old man that lived in my apartment building, out to an "all you can eat" place that he liked. When it was time to leave I got up to go the the bathroom but there was a family with kids ahead of me, so by the time I got back, I saw our table had been cleared and Sally and the old guy were outside. I assumed Sally had paid so I went out also. It wasn't until the next day when I asked Sally how much I owed that we realized that neither of us had paid.

Although I had seen those lessons, I never used them. It was more likely Pimsleur or Rosetta Stone.

I remember once I was in a coffee shop in the US. There was a Thai man there, not sure from which part. I let him listen to some of the Thai lessons I had. He said he had never heard Thai spoken like that. Most of us know that Thai people change the R sound to L and where I live they drop the sound altogether. I am not surprised when they don't understand me as I speak mostly formal book-learned Thai with an accent.

I lived on the Olympic Peninsula and do miss a lot about living there except for the cold damp winters. I still go back and stay in southern Oregon during the summer now for a few months where both my Thai wife and I have work. I always tell everyone when I am back there that I am a tourist in my own country as I have land and a house in Thailand and live in an apartment when I am back there. If we didn't have the work, we would not go back very often if at all. Every year I am in sticker shock when there, I cannot afford a good life there anymore.