Topic: FAO: Syntax
Anonymous A started this discussion 6 years ago #91,144
Joe Biden just blamed global warming for the Darfur genocide, and he blamed it for cancer. Possibly all cancers. Because reasons.Are the latest polls going to show him with a 10 point lead?
Syntax joined in and replied with this 6 years ago, 53 minutes later[^] [v] #1,037,232
Yo Bert Fox News Poll has Trump so fucking far behind Biden - 3 FULL months in a Row
And how come this
Since Trump took office, his net approval in Tennessee has decreased by 13 percentage points.
Since Trump took office, his net approval in Ohio has decreased by 20 percentage points.
Since Trump took office, his net approval in Florida has decreased by 23 percentage points.
In fact which cannot be denied in ALL 50 States Trump has dropped in Approval which is a quality way to begin a new campaign.
Where did all of his White Power support go?
Anyway if one day you stop drinking and get sober and get a job, you can send him a few bucks an go around town to drum up support for your Pussy Grabbing President, your kind of Man.
And how come this
Since Trump took office, his net approval in Tennessee has decreased by 13 percentage points.
Since Trump took office, his net approval in Ohio has decreased by 20 percentage points.
Since Trump took office, his net approval in Florida has decreased by 23 percentage points.
In fact which cannot be denied in ALL 50 States Trump has dropped in Approval which is a quality way to begin a new campaign.
Where did all of his White Power support go?
Anyway if one day you stop drinking and get sober and get a job, you can send him a few bucks an go around town to drum up support for your Pussy Grabbing President, your kind of Man.
Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 6 years ago, 5 hours later, 6 hours after the original post[^] [v] #1,037,271
@previous (Syntax)
Clottin' Eye Joe's eyeball filled with blood while on stage at the CNN global warming meeting. That's worth some percentage points!
Clottin' Eye Joe's eyeball filled with blood while on stage at the CNN global warming meeting. That's worth some percentage points!
Syntax joined in and replied with this 6 years ago, 6 hours later, 12 hours after the original post[^] [v] #1,037,345
Syntax double-posted this 6 years ago, 14 minutes later, 13 hours after the original post[^] [v] #1,037,349
@OP> Joe Biden just blamed global warming for the Darfur genocide, and he blamed it for cancer. Possibly all cancers. Because reasons.
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> Are the latest polls going to show him with a 10 point lead?
Honestly been to busy with work and too2 busy with fun so much Sun so Much Fun but Soooooo little Sleep.
So I am not up2date on what Biden B saying. Has he made sum gaffs? Fib in there somewhere? 2 Web sites document daily Trump's Bold Faced LIES.
Did catch the news last nite where someone took a Magic Marker to a Map so Trump could prove Alabama was in the Hurricane trap.
“Its not a lie…if you believe it.”
So said George Constanza while coaching Jerry on how to trick a polygraph during a 1995 episode of Seinfeld. But little did Americans cackling at the pathetic piece of advice know that in less than 25 years it would define the entire existence of the leader of the free world, a man for whom reality is whatever happens to be most advantageous to his ego at any given moment in time.
On Sunday, it happened to be that Hurricane Dorian was going to hit South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama “(much) harder than anticipated.” The only problem with the president’s warning was that Alabama was not in the storm’s path. The National Weather Service confirmed the state was not in danger shortly after Trump’s tweet. “Alabama will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian,” wrote NWS Birmingham. “We repeat, no impacts from Hurricane #Dorian will be felt across Alabama. The system will remain too far east.”
It’s unclear exactly why Trump decided to go ahead and include Alabama on the list of states in the storm’s path, but it probably had something to do with his perverse need to dramatically exaggerate the size and scope of any natural disaster befalling the United States on his watch. The bigger they are, the more significant they are, and Trump’s brain for some reason conflates this with his own significance. He did it last September when he giddily described Hurricane Florence as “the wettest we’ve seen, from the standpoint of water.” He did it this week when he said claimed he’d “never heard” of a Category 5 hurricane, despite having discussed Category 5 hurricanes at several other points throughout his presidency in similarly record-breaking terms.
Trump was caught lying about Hurricane Dorian’s death march to Alabama, but it didn’t matter. Like any good Constanza disciple, he believed it. Thus, Dorian was indeed heading toward Alabama, and anyone saying otherwise was Fake News. On Monday it was ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl.
Two days later, the White House tweeted a video of Trump updating reporters on the status of the hurricane from the Oval Office. When discussing “all of the other states” the storm was projected to hit, the president held up a blown-up map detailing the storm’s path. A white line representing the reach of the storm curves through the Florida panhandle and up into Georgia, but does not reach as far west as Alabama. What does reach into Alabama is a black line, which appears to have been drawn onto the map with a magic marker.
So said George Constanza while coaching Jerry on how to trick a polygraph during a 1995 episode of Seinfeld. But little did Americans cackling at the pathetic piece of advice know that in less than 25 years it would define the entire existence of the leader of the free world, a man for whom reality is whatever happens to be most advantageous to his ego at any given moment in time.
On Sunday, it happened to be that Hurricane Dorian was going to hit South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama “(much) harder than anticipated.” The only problem with the president’s warning was that Alabama was not in the storm’s path. The National Weather Service confirmed the state was not in danger shortly after Trump’s tweet. “Alabama will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian,” wrote NWS Birmingham. “We repeat, no impacts from Hurricane #Dorian will be felt across Alabama. The system will remain too far east.”
It’s unclear exactly why Trump decided to go ahead and include Alabama on the list of states in the storm’s path, but it probably had something to do with his perverse need to dramatically exaggerate the size and scope of any natural disaster befalling the United States on his watch. The bigger they are, the more significant they are, and Trump’s brain for some reason conflates this with his own significance. He did it last September when he giddily described Hurricane Florence as “the wettest we’ve seen, from the standpoint of water.” He did it this week when he said claimed he’d “never heard” of a Category 5 hurricane, despite having discussed Category 5 hurricanes at several other points throughout his presidency in similarly record-breaking terms.
Trump was caught lying about Hurricane Dorian’s death march to Alabama, but it didn’t matter. Like any good Constanza disciple, he believed it. Thus, Dorian was indeed heading toward Alabama, and anyone saying otherwise was Fake News. On Monday it was ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl.
Two days later, the White House tweeted a video of Trump updating reporters on the status of the hurricane from the Oval Office. When discussing “all of the other states” the storm was projected to hit, the president held up a blown-up map detailing the storm’s path. A white line representing the reach of the storm curves through the Florida panhandle and up into Georgia, but does not reach as far west as Alabama. What does reach into Alabama is a black line, which appears to have been drawn onto the map with a magic marker.
Donald J. Trump
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· Sep 2, 2019
Such a phony hurricane report by lightweight reporter @jonkarl of @ABCWorldNews. I suggested yesterday at FEMA that, along with Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, even Alabama could possibly come into play, which WAS true. They made a big deal about this...
Donald J. Trump
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@realDonaldTrump
....when in fact, under certain original scenarios, it was in fact correct that Alabama could have received some “hurt.” Always good to be prepared! But the Fake News is only interested in demeaning and belittling. Didn’t play my whole sentence or statement. Bad people!
