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That's silly. Then it just gets warm over night and goes flat. Just keep it in the bedside beer fridge.
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Cold beer is too much of a shock to the system when you have just woken up and are lying grogily in bed. Need to have body temperature nectar to transport that sweet, sweet alcoholic bliss to your thirsty body and make the spiders go away...
ooops, too much self-disclosure there....
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12-08-2016, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Mackinaw
Just remember Hitler and Stalin where also time magazine person of the year so Trump should fit right in.
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Obama was selected twice, does that make him twice as evil?
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12-08-2016, 02:34 PM
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Obama was selected twice, does that make him twice as evil?
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Or perhaps he was twice as significant.
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12-08-2016, 02:58 PM
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Overall I'd say the election of Trump is one of the most dangerous events in our lifetimes. The guy can't control himself, has zero morals, and could easily start WWIII over some perceived slight or to just screw with things. I really hope we all survive four years of this madness, it really is pure insanity to let that nutcase have any real power. I figure the Americans have decided to just say, "We've screwed this up so bad we might as well burn it all down and start again." Real tragedy for them, and likely for us too. I didn't much like HRC, but at least she was sorta sane compared to Trump, and unlikely to do something incredibly stupid without even realizing it. Good luck for the next four years world, we're gonna need it.
And Time's cover is right on, the US is very divided between those who favour a return to a time that didn't exist and those who want to get globally competitive and live well. The solution is not "saving" some labor jobs, but educating the workforce to actually work in the modern global economy. German labour is doing just fine, American is collapsing. Canada somewhere in the middle...
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12-08-2016, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by beansgunsghandi
Overall I'd say the election of Trump is one of the most dangerous events in our lifetimes. The guy can't control himself, has zero morals, and could easily start WWIII over some perceived slight or to just screw with things. I really hope we all survive four years of this madness, it really is pure insanity to let that nutcase have any real power. I figure the Americans have decided to just say, "We've screwed this up so bad we might as well burn it all down and start again." Real tragedy for them, and likely for us too. I didn't much like HRC, but at least she was sorta sane compared to Trump, and unlikely to do something incredibly stupid without even realizing it. Good luck for the next four years world, we're gonna need it.
And Time's cover is right on, the US is very divided between those who favour a return to a time that didn't exist and those who want to get globally competitive and live well. The solution is not "saving" some labor jobs, but educating the workforce to actually work in the modern global economy. German labour is doing just fine, American is collapsing. Canada somewhere in the middle...
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Better get out the tinfoil and dig up your backyard for a bunker before the frost gets too deep. Hilarious. WWIII!! Ha. Don't spend too much time staring into the sky looking for nukes...you'll get a kink in your neck.
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12-08-2016, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by rugatika
That's silly. Then it just gets warm over night and goes flat. Just keep it in the bedside beer fridge.
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I wish my bedside beer fridge still worked, but now she makes me go to the kitchen. I'm going to have to build a beer drinking wing to the house I suppose.
I think Mr Trump will make a fine TIME Man of the year.
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Originally Posted by beansgunsghandi
Overall I'd say the election of Trump is one of the most dangerous events in our lifetimes. The guy can't control himself, has zero morals, and could easily start WWIII over some perceived slight or to just screw with things. I really hope we all survive four years of this madness, it really is pure insanity to let that nutcase have any real power. I figure the Americans have decided to just say, "We've screwed this up so bad we might as well burn it all down and start again." Real tragedy for them, and likely for us too. I didn't much like HRC, but at least she was sorta sane compared to Trump, and unlikely to do something incredibly stupid without even realizing it. Good luck for the next four years world, we're gonna need it.
And Time's cover is right on, the US is very divided between those who favour a return to a time that didn't exist and those who want to get globally competitive and live well. The solution is not "saving" some labor jobs, but educating the workforce to actually work in the modern global economy. German labour is doing just fine, American is collapsing. Canada somewhere in the middle...
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..that you CNN ?..or is it CBC?..whatever, she lost..get over it..
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12-08-2016, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mackinaw
Or perhaps he was twice as significant.
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So the part about being in good company because Hitler and Stalin were also selected is just leftist nonsense then? Sometimes the rhetoric is hard to follow
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I'm not sure how anyone can disagree with the comment. This had to be the most vicious and divisive campaign in history (at least in our lifetimes), with a large proportion of the American populace appalled at who won.
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Does that opinion relate to Canadian Politics as well??
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12-09-2016, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by 6.5 shooter
Does that opinion relate to Canadian Politics as well??
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LOL I'd say to a lesser degree. There weren't riots after the election, Trudeau didn't say he's lock Harper up if he won. A bit more civil.
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12-09-2016, 01:11 PM
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LOL I'd say to a lesser degree. There weren't riots after the election.
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TIME doesn't award this on how good a person is, but based on how they influence the news.
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That's how I got to be the 2006 TIME Magazine Person of the Year.
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