Aspiring 1%er, bucket hat maxi
Los Angeles, CA
Joined August 2008
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Watching it again in slow mo, I don't think he crossed the plane, and if he did, it was after the ball was secured. Sooooo close
I don't think he crossed the plane, pretty sure they'd have called fan interference if anyone actually got in his way. Maybe punch the back of his glove?
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I just can’t understand why more Democrats aren’t freaking out about the fact these DSA nut jobs and literal Islamists have taken over our party.
How are you supposed to beat the Republicans when our own party’s agenda is our literal suicide?
I loathe maga. I loathe Donald Trump. I find the religious right disgusting from constitutional point of view.
But I’m being put into a position of having to choose between two fascist political projects and I just refuse to excuse the horror of what the DSA would actually do if it were to gain political power.
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Usually it’s called soccer
But tomorrow night in Seattle, for one day only against Belgium
It’s called Monday Night Football.
Grew up 15 minutes from the stadium, visiting family.
But can't do the late game, unfortunately. Go Cape Verde, would be electric if they won the group and US gets an easy path to semifinals.
Daniel Packer retweeted
Graham Planter doesn’t have a Nazi tattoo.
He has a Nazi SS tattoo. The ones they wore in the death camps. So it’s not just about Nazi ideology, it’s the tattoo the people planning and executing the Holocaust had.
If I had somehow “accidentally” gotten a tattoo like that I would immediately drop what I was doing and get it lasered off my body in extreme shame.
Platner described it to others proudly as his “Nazi-style” tattoo, according to CNN.
Go look at my tweets when Nazis marched on Charlottesville. I criticized Trump relentlessly for his weak response and “both sides” nonsense.
That was a refusal to condemn. What Democrats are doing is worse. We’re embracing this person as our standard bearer for the Senate.
My mother-in-law got Streits instead of Yehuda this year, and now I have a year to come up with a reason why we aren't going to be there next year. Divorce would be a last resort, but I'm open to anything.
yes (and they should do both)! Taking a decade to fix a sidewalk is embarrassing, our kids are forced to take their scooters into the street for safety...