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Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
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Sledog said:
Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
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Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader. -
The scene with Billy Bob Thorton in I believe episode two or three was unreal. Too bad he isn't a regular character in the show.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader. -
There's only one killer in this town and its meSFGbob said:
The scene with Billy Bob Thorton in I believe episode two or three was unreal. Too bad he isn't a regular character in the show.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader. -
The Throbbers' grandfather lost his ranch during the Great Depression. Ended up as an alcoholic grave digger. Grandma took in laundry to pay the bills. The townfolk essentially sent her dirty clothes because she was too proud to take charity. Lost two kids in the process - one to disease, one to WWII. One of my two dad's made it through college on the GI Bill and it was off to the races.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader.
That's two generations removed. You can kind of see how the Throbber doesn't buy into the whole 'oppressed' bullshit. Make your own way in this country with the opportunities that abound here.
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Just a brief stint as downtrodden to get CRT rolling againBob_C said:
Anti-semitism is bad again.RaceBannon said:
Luckily that’s always been my position.
Can relate. My grandmother slept in a drawer when she was a kid. Family is largely still white trash, but somehow I lucked out with hard work and determination.PurpleThrobber said:
The Throbbers' grandfather lost his ranch during the Great Depression. Ended up as an alcoholic grave digger. Grandma took in laundry to pay the bills. The townfolk essentially sent her dirty clothes because she was too proud to take charity. Lost two kids in the process - one to disease, one to WWII. One of my two dad's made it through college on the GI Bill and it was off to the races.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader.
That's two generations removed. You can kind of see how the Throbber doesn't buy into the whole 'oppressed' bullshit. Make your own way in this country with the opportunities that abound here. -
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NyxOwQpzFIgSFGbob said:
The scene with Billy Bob Thorton in I believe episode two or three was unreal. Too bad he isn't a regular character in the show.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader. -
Sounds like Russia more against censorship than the US. I’m half kidding.
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Yeah, you think that's tough? I hear the Obama girls had to cut their vacation short at 83 days and that they didn't even believe they could grow up to be a Supreme Court nominee until today. Check your fucking white privilege bigot.PurpleThrobber said:
The Throbbers' grandfather lost his ranch during the Great Depression. Ended up as an alcoholic grave digger. Grandma took in laundry to pay the bills. The townfolk essentially sent her dirty clothes because she was too proud to take charity. Lost two kids in the process - one to disease, one to WWII. One of my two dad's made it through college on the GI Bill and it was off to the races.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader.
That's two generations removed. You can kind of see how the Throbber doesn't buy into the whole 'oppressed' bullshit. Make your own way in this country with the opportunities that abound here. -
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So your grandfather had a ranch? You know where this is going don't you?PurpleThrobber said:
The Throbbers' grandfather lost his ranch during the Great Depression. Ended up as an alcoholic grave digger. Grandma took in laundry to pay the bills. The townfolk essentially sent her dirty clothes because she was too proud to take charity. Lost two kids in the process - one to disease, one to WWII. One of my two dad's made it through college on the GI Bill and it was off to the races.WestlinnDuck said:
Just finished Season I of 1883 and now have to wait a year for Season II. I saw that they green lighted a new spinoff "1932" about the Duttons and the Great Depression in Montana on the Yellowstone.PurpleThrobber said:Sledog said:Yamamoto said “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass.” People forget that.
You're goddamned right.
They must have had hundreds of gunshots during season I and no one died. Alec Baldwin is still the clubhouse leader.
That's two generations removed. You can kind of see how the Throbber doesn't buy into the whole 'oppressed' bullshit. Make your own way in this country with the opportunities that abound here.
My grandparents bought a section of land in ND. They had no house initially. Basically a dugout in the side of a knoll. When I was a kid we stayed with then at the farmhouse they built. Stairs were nearly vertical. No running water. Means no indoor plumbing, outhouse was special in winter. Grams heated water on a wood cooking stove, we bathed in a metal tub. Good times.
They built a new house across the pasture land, indoor plumbing! Spent summers there as a kid. Had some great times on the farm, gramps was a no nonsense guy, made you work, it wasn't a playdate. I can't believe I survived it, today's kids would have curled up and cried. But their biggest failure was that they didn't head down to Alabama and fight against racism. So they were part of the problem and can not be forgiven. We still own the farmland. It's in oil play. Will finally payoff with zero labor. I salute my grandparents for their life of toil on the farm and I'm being GD serious. Good people. Norwegian Toff. -
grandparents and farms, mine were in upstate Wisconsin. Closest thing to the cold weather they knew in Sweden.
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California Dreamin' in Portland. Might as well put your money in a pile and burn it and pat yourself on the back for curing the homeless problem. Portland is now toxic and still nothing is being done. Shootings continue at a growing rate along with homelessness and windows continue to get broken. Now its the shoplifting and restaurant thefts as the police aren't policing and the DA isn't prosecuting. Good times.
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Genesee, Idaho has a better chance of getting the Final Four than Portland Fucking Oregon.WestlinnDuck said:California Dreamin' in Portland. Might as well put your money in a pile and burn it and pat yourself on the back for curing the homeless problem. Portland is now toxic and still nothing is being done. Shootings continue at a growing rate along with homelessness and windows continue to get broken. Now its the shoplifting and restaurant thefts as the police aren't policing and the DA isn't prosecuting. Good times.
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Agreed. However, much of Portland and ALL the so-called "leadership" is completely delusional.PurpleThrobber said:
Genesee, Idaho has a better chance of getting the Final Four than Portland Fucking Oregon.WestlinnDuck said:California Dreamin' in Portland. Might as well put your money in a pile and burn it and pat yourself on the back for curing the homeless problem. Portland is now toxic and still nothing is being done. Shootings continue at a growing rate along with homelessness and windows continue to get broken. Now its the shoplifting and restaurant thefts as the police aren't policing and the DA isn't prosecuting. Good times.
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This has to be a joke.PurpleThrobber said:
Genesee, Idaho has a better chance of getting the Final Four than Portland Fucking Oregon.WestlinnDuck said:California Dreamin' in Portland. Might as well put your money in a pile and burn it and pat yourself on the back for curing the homeless problem. Portland is now toxic and still nothing is being done. Shootings continue at a growing rate along with homelessness and windows continue to get broken. Now its the shoplifting and restaurant thefts as the police aren't policing and the DA isn't prosecuting. Good times.
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I feel good, I have no idea 5 of those people are, and the one I can recognize looks like he is on his death bedLoneStarDawg said:
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What could possibly go wrong
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CNN moves to the middle. Allegedly
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https://www.weforum.org/partners#BPurpleThrobber said:
this is scarier than the bildenberg/illuminati/next conspiracy group
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I’m sad to learn Will Ferrell is a fagLoneStarDawg said:
