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You can`t believe they are females who are catching you out?? :):):)
BTW, while at a US uni, the academic teacher addressed us guys even though there were females in our seminar group. I was surprised but he explained it was normal. It took place nearly 40 years ago. What say you???

I am worried about johhny who has been absent for a few days now. I hope it is nothing serious. Does he need a prayer?

Ha! I find that hard to believe!
You? Worried about Johnny?
Don't make us laugh!

Yes, I am worried. Despite our constant bickering, I view us as one team and wouldn`t like anybody to leave. Including you. :):):)

He is suspended, isn't he?

No, he isn`t. That is why the situation is unusual coz he only took such long leaves before when troubled with health issues.

That's not what you were saying the other day.....why the change of heart?

Bickering is bickering while the team is still a team... :):):)

Who is in your team?

JR is in Poland,waiting for Bald clown car owner to show him around:))


If you serious are,you can send me some money so I can look for him.

Jimmy is not in Poland, has never been there and will never go there.
Why do you have these sick fantasies?
What is wrong with you?

All dinosaurs who vow allegiance to the PF. :):):):):):)


Don`t be such a Material Girl like Madonna: hahahaha:

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@Novichok

Surely a young Richard was not as jaded as the one that's living now? Perhaps, the young Rich would not even recognize the current one?

It's hard for me to judge these things, since I'm in my mid thirties. I simply don't know, what I don't know. Seemingly no amount of reading about it, or seeing it in film, or hearing it from old folks, can actually clear that fog from the future.

All I know is I'm a lot different now from what I was when I was 18. Then, my idols were Ho Chi Ming and Fidel Castro! Now I have a slightly more nuanced view of those personalities. That is, I'm not a fan of their's at all.

Progress never stands still. Even the most brilliant theories can be further refined. This is proof.

Young Richard was as cynical as the one typing this post now. What has changed are my views of the US ruling class and the morons they grow at the US universities to take over later.

In my wildest dreams would I think that free people with access to everything good can be that evil and that stupid.
Speaking of stupid, as I said earlier if somebody organized a Biden vs Putin debate, one of them would not show up. A truly sad moment in US history

Is this in response to that Ukraine just took C, D, and L back?

You are truly sui generis - one of a kind.

That being said, I think maybe it's not so surprising if cynicism is an indicator of intelligence?

One thing I've definitely accepted in my brief life to date, is that who was smart when they were 18, are still smart when they're much older. Those that were stupid when they were 18, are still stupid when they're much older. That is, people don't really change much. College reunions are good for confirming to yourself the truth of this argument.

While I may have evolved in my views, and shifted rightwards on the political spectrum - I'm still me.

This doesn't cancel what I said about young people being generally dumb. A parallel point, if you will.

@Novichok

Oh-ho-ho-ho! Good one.

The ultimate level of cynicism is when you realize that beyond your wife and kids, nothing really matters and that everything is a lie until proven otherwise.

That's why I became addicted to crime shows as proof that I am correct. I also recognize that life would be hell if everybody was like me.

Oh boy... I'm addicted not so much to crime shows, but recordings of interrogations and depositions. I don't care so much about the crime, as the criminal. What makes him tick? How does he see himself? Watching the cops in interrogation, is also educative.

These people for all intents and purposes live in a different world to everyone else. Cops, I mean. After watching many hundreds of hours of these interrogations, I've come to the conclusion that cops are as close to the criminals as they are to civilians. Some relatives that worked in law enforcement confirmed this for me.

"If you've been surveil-lancing a suspect for some weeks, listening to his phone conversations, reading his correspondence - and then suddenly one day he gets whacked - of course you get upset."

This sort of sentiment, above, is what I've heard from family and seen in videos. Also, often cops begin talking about the honor they observe among criminals. Initially it shocked me, but then it started to make sense to me. Though they have different roles, their life is in many aspects guided by the same principles. Fraternity, honor, a complete separation from the rest of society, and of course a die hard adherence to machismo.

Once I realized that cops view civilians with pretty much equal disgust to what they feel for criminals, I've stopped romanticizing them so much, and shifted my focus to intelligence agents as models of virtue.

Then I started understanding more about intelligence agents, and came away even more dispirited. Those guys believe themselves as some kind of agents of god on earth. If a cop looks at a civilian as a burden and a liability, then an intelligence agent sees basically an insect.

Finally, things came full circle and I became comfortable in my own skin as a businessperson. I don't arrest anyone, don't spy on anyone, don't make anyone's life harder through passing stupid laws. That's enough for me.

Edit: Naturally I also disavow crime :)

Am I not a living person?


Thank you, nice gesture. I'm not a big Lizzie fan but Whiskey in the Jar is a classic. More of a Rory Gallagher fan though.


So you think Putin is worried about upsetting people who don't like Russia? I had no idea he was so sensitive. However, if that is indeed the case, then I think the world would have applauded Putin if he had sent the children to Ireland. Makes absolute sense to evacuate children to a neutral country during a time of war, don't you think?


No such word. How very gracious I am to assist you, considering what an ingrate you are.

In which case this may delight or appall you:
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Lol! and thrice lol!

They never trust what they are told. When they interrogate a woman, they know that it will be version 7 that will loosely approximate what really happened.

The other element of crime shows that I find breathtaking is the extraordinary stupidity of women. Just yesterday, I watched the 100th copy of the same: a stupid broad, drunk and alone because she got *****ed at her boyfriend, leaves the bar at 3 am, and jumps into the first random car to catch a ride home.

By the clock, in one hour she will be raped and murdered. Stupidity should be a felony.
This in itself does not make me angry; one moron less is good for society. It's the expense of looking for, trying, and jailing the pos who did it that really upsets me.

So here is my advice for women: never get within less than 100 feet of any man unless you intend to fu*ck him.

@jon357

You give too much credit to the boffins that compile actuarial tables. Nobody in the 1970s or 80s could predict to what extent people will stop smoking, drinking, to what extent medicines evolved, etc. most of the plans that companies were minting in the 70s and 80s ended up being way too expensive. Companies like General Motors spent a big chunk of the 2000s attempting to buy people out of their pension plans. That's how bad they miscalculated.

Children, it's time to learn the meaning of "what about". Here we go...

If moving kids from point A to point B is a war crime, what about killing them? Here are the stats on what the US did directly or contributed to over time:

Korea - 2 to 3 million dead civilians
Vietnam - 2 million dead civilians
Iraq and Afghanistan - 400,000 dead civilians.

Now, of course, not all 5 million dead civilians were kids, but it's reasonable to assume that at least some were. So, before you get your panties in knots over Putin's "kidnappings", try to picture a single file line that is 5,000,000 long. Pretty long, isn't it?

Now the good news. No US president was ever charged with "war crimes" in K, V, I, and A because Western "democracies" are, by definition, unable to commit them. Only Russia is.

It's not the monthly checks that are a problem. It's the cost of medical care the natives have to share with foreign scum - including illegals.

That's how criminal Western "democracies" are.

Doubtless the state have the best, or should.


I hope the workers refused.

Ensuring that the elderly have their material needs met is a basic duty of society as a whole. If there is a shortfall, then a haircut for the wealthy is needed.

...and as brilliant as covid "scientists" with their store and school lockdowns.

A reader's comment:

"Unlawful deportation of children." So with the West, it is unlawful to take children out of harm's way? Do they want Zelensky to kill them all? Hypocrites unlawfully take children every single day from their parents in the USA.

...and imprison them in Texas "cages" - according to the most trusted outlet, CNN.