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yeah, people are feeling different now. If racist *** America is willing to burn cities down for police murder imagine what they will do when a mini fascist steals an election for the second time.
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yeah, people are feeling different now. If racist *** America is willing to burn cities down for police murder imagine what they will do when a mini fascist steals an election for the second time.
This ************:dude thinks he's funny. it's so ****ing funny that 220k are dead, million unemployed, can't safely visit family, bunch of restaurants closing, and public health officials fear for their lives.
**** him. please vote.
Mans outchea living like an NTers in the mid 2000s...
Wiping his pipe out during a work call.
Mans outchea living like an NTers in the mid 2000s...
Wiping his pipe out during a work call.
when in doubt, w.i.o.Even if the camera wasn't on, why whip it out when talking to coworkers?
Even if the camera wasn't on, why whip it out when talking to coworkers?
Look, sometimes a man just needs a malted milkshake. Admittedly, there are less opportune moments to indulge in such a craving — say, when you're in a highly classified briefing about Afghanistan with your country's senior defense and intelligence officials. Nevertheless, President Trump reportedly brought such a huddle to a halt a few months after he took office in 2017, Politico reports. "Does anyone want a malt?" the commander-in-chief supposedly asked the top-ranking officials who'd assembled for the briefing at his New Jersey golf club, including the head of the CIA's Special Activities Center, "a little known unit" that is "responsible for operations that include clandestine or covert operations with which the U.S. government does not want to be overtly associated," Spec Ops Magazine explains.