The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread

Nonononono said:
You’re composing posts at 4nos speed. Which means you’re erroneously quoting yourself in a mad dash effort to get your wild ideas out without any degree of self reflection, including of course, punctuation and spelling. Since 4nos has no self control or self awareness, he’s immune to such humiliation. I never thought you were near his bottom feeder depth. I hope it’s just a momentary lapse of reason.
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Ha ha.
dibsed is my creation, and therefore subject to my authority.
You missed everything else like a slow, but gentle child, swinging at a baseball.
Eyes too close together, or too far apart.
You tell me.
 
Ricky Fandango said:
Im bringing back the former White House press secretary in my book.
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Oh dear. You never learned the rules on dibs? It’s not a contest on which term is better, it’s who has first claim on it. I have no doubt at least dozens of people around the world have true dibs on “Deep Truth” that predates my claim here. But you know from our history since the old Andy Kaufman days I’ve never lied in or out of character. That said, I’ve not yet seen or heard of any claim ahead of mine re Deep Truth, yet.

You probably have a better dib on whatever your Deep Throat Part Two thing is. Frankly, not that clever. Just my worthless dissenting opinion to the 5-4 majority here.

I hope you know of, and have correctly taught your kids the other precious codes in life. Shotgun, as well as it’s origin. When it can first be uttered to have effect. And jinks. Especially as to the soft drink and who owes a bottle to whom.
 
Ricky Fandango said:
Ha ha.
dibsed is my creation, and therefore subject to my authority.
You missed everything else like a slow, but gentle child, swinging at a baseball.
Eyes too close together, or too far apart.
You tell me.
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Obviously you’re joking about IP rights to the dibs code. I shan’t bother a moment’s effort to obtain the origin of the term and its application. We both know you’re smarter than that.
 
Nonononono said:
Oh dear. You never learned the rules on dibs? It’s not a contest on which term is better, it’s who has first claim on it. I have no doubt at least dozens of people around the world have true dibs on “Deep Truth” that predates my claim here. But you know from our history since the old Andy Kaufman days I’ve never lied in or out of character. That said, I’ve not yet seen or heard of any claim ahead of mine re Deep Truth, yet.

You probably have a better dib on whatever your Deep Throat Part Two thing is. Frankly, not that clever. Just my worthless dissenting opinion to the 5-4 majority here.

I hope you know of, and have correctly taught your kids the other precious codes in life. Shotgun, as well as it’s origin. When it can first be uttered to have effect. And jinks. Especially as to the soft drink and who owes a bottle to whom.
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Wrong.
If you remember correctly your formative years as a yoot, you will recall, correctly, that the rules were always changed on issues such as these to conform to the strongest personality, or just the strongest, period.
Think about it for a second and if you recall correctly, you will concede.
 
Ricky Fandango said:
Wrong.
If you remember correctly your formative years as a yoot, you will recall, correctly, that the rules were always changed on issues such as these to conform to the strongest personality, or just the strongest, period.
Think about it for a second and if you recall correctly, you will concede.
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I’m afraid my yoot did not involve hanging with bullies, or being a toady for a bully. So the rules on dibs, shotgun and even the rare jinks involved honor and mutual respect.

Although frankly, the code on paying off on a jinks never actually mandated an actual transaction involving the soda pop involved.
 
Nonononono said:
I’m afraid my yoot did not involve hanging with bullies, or being a toady for a bully. So the rules on dibs, shotgun and even the rare jinks involved honor and mutual respect.

Although frankly, the code on paying off on a jinks never actually mandated an actual transaction involving the soda pop involved.
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Im sorry.
It was a game that involved working things out in a practical manner.
I handled it as a child.
Some are still working on it.
 
the bloated orange Erdogan seems unhinged even for a narcissistic wanna-be Hitler.

Do you think he's unwell?

Hey - anybody seen Paulie 8Counts? Or Mikey Hackedoff?

I just missed the rain. I'm pretty happy about that. But Pele shut the faucet off, so the heli-ride was nice but not awesome.
 
Why focus on Trump?
SEPTEMBER 6, 2018
Why focus the FBI on Donald Trump?
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2018/09/why_focus_on_trump.html
y Paul Murphy
Here's a passage from a June 6, 2018 article by Ivan Pentchoukov ("Spy Operation on Trump Campaign Started as Early as December 2015, New Texts Suggest"):

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee released 500 pages of documents and texts on June 4, the bulk of which consists of messages between Page and Strzok. One message, which was previously redacted, shows that FBI agents were working to recruit double agents as early as Dec. 28, 2015.

"You get all our oconus lures approved?" Strzok wrote to Page.

"No, it's just implicated a much bigger policy issue," Page responded. "I'll explain later. Might even be able to use it as a pretext for a call."

According to Chris Farrell, a former counterintelligence officer who ran double-agent operations for the U.S. Army, "oconus" stands for "outside the continental United States," while "lures" refers to people used as bait to snag a potential double agent.

We do not know what the bigger policy issue was, but we do know three things about this exchange:

  1. this text exchange took place in the context of the Trump campaign;
  2. it took place almost five months before the May, 2016, meeting between George Papadopoulous and Alexander Downer frequently cited by the FBI and democrat media as the trigger event giving rise to the FBI's interest in the Trump campaign;
  3. the FBI subsequently paid multiple informants, including Joseph Mifsud, Stefan Halper and someone known as Henry Greenberg, to initiate what look like standard recruiting efforts against people, including George Papadopoulos, Carter Page, Michael Caputo, and Roger Stone, associated in one way or another with the Trump campaign.
The timing is particularly intriguing because, while Obama's inner circle would have known Hillary Clinton well enough to understand the risks she posed as the Democratic party's heir apparent and thus be deeply worried about her ability to defeat whoever the GOP put up, assuming them so prescient as to focus all their efforts at sabotage and compromise on the Trump campaign more than six weeks before the Iowa caucuses strains the bounds of credulity.
 
Ricky Fandango said:
Obstruction of justice and perjury led to his impeachment.
Personal issues are what lead to criminal behavior.

Remember, in both cases, it wasnt the crime, but the cover up that lead to impeachment.
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Nixon resigned because he knew he would lose the impeachment vote. Clinton waited to see.
 
espola said:
Nixon resigned because he knew he would lose the impeachment vote. Clinton waited to see.
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AND -- if Nixon had gotten a blowjob in the WH coffee room, the whole world would have been better off.

To quote a 70-ish joke - Nixon had to watch Deep Throat 4 times before he got it down Pat.
 
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