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On 3/18/2017 at 5:15 PM, wings707 said:
Funny how so many think the 4 are horrible and I see it the other way around. I dislike Cody and Makani immensely!
I'm in complete agreement with you.
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Do FBI agents doing a sting just waltz into a field office in the daytime where anyone can see them.
I find that as plausible as the Doctor doing such a poor job of research on Patrick.
I still love the show.
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I'm watching it on a streaming site too. If you don't download it (making a copy) you aren't doing anything illegal.
That's not my opinion, it is the actual law, so don't feel guilty.
The show is even weirder and more gruesome than last season, and I haven't decided if I'm going to continue with it.
It's like The Walking Dead meets Twin Peaks x 10.
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4 hours ago, JudyObscure said:
I have no sympathy for Rebecca and her thing about doing something for herself. She agreed to have children, she doesn't get to play the "Jack talked me into it," card forever. It's a good long, 18 year minimum, commitment for any parent. Nobody gets time off. To most of us time for ourselves means getting our hair done once every few months. Jack doesn't get to go on a fishing vacation for five weeks to Scotland, to have time for himself. Oh yes, she'd say this is her career, not a hobby, but I think it's a little bit of both, with probably very little earnings. And again, most parents don't get to choose a "fun," career that takes us out at night, when we could probably make more money doing a day job while the kids are in school.
You said exactly what I was thinking. Why should Jack have to work extra hours to support the family. And he gave up his dream career.
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I'm done. Great show while it lasted...for me.
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On 1/17/2017 at 0:52 PM, Popples said:
I really liked the song at the very beginning sung by Mimi with all the colors and "Jennifer, Sometimes" by Wildwood. If they were real, I'd probably download them from iTunes or Amazon
So did I. They really did a great job of making them believable songs for 1967. I'm stuck with "Jennifer, Sometimes" in my head!
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4 hours ago, Traveller519 said:
Tahani's final act on earth it could have counteracted a life time of good deeds that were selfishly motivated.
If everyone currently doing bad things for selfish reasons started doing good things for selfish reasons
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After I read as much bad news as I can handle, I go to the site below:
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I liked it even more than Season 1. The acting is fantastic.
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This news should take the recount effort to 7million by tomorrow. Hillary becoming
president is improbable, but as long as it isn't impossible and Trump hasn't been sworn in,
no one should give up.
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4 hours ago, dougfir said:
I'm not a big Jill Stein fan but I'm glad she's calling for a recount and hope she doesn't back down.
They're half way to the goal of 2.5 million.
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Not all of us who are dependent on Medicare and SS are willfully ignorant Trump supporters. Life events, like
long term serious illness, can leave liberals in the low income category too. I may not like the company or
have much in common with them, but I'll be in the same sink hole without a rope.-
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1 hour ago, walnutqueen said:
I am old - very old - and I don't think you young folks are stupid. I do, however, think you could use your advanced education and superior access to information to do SOMETHING. Even us old stoners managed the occasional sit-in. :-)
After seeing JFK, Bobby and MLK get assassinated and seeing NIxon get elected, we were frightened like so many of you are now. Then we got mad and got moving. America didn't end. Democracy didn't end. And it wont happen now as long as you don't give up or give in. Keep protesting. Just bring flowers instead of baseball bats.
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1 hour ago, stewedsquash said:
My anxiety comes from wanting to have Camille Paglia's columns printed off and handed out to people.
I've been familiar with Camille for decades; we're the same age. I admire her for sticking with her own views no matter
how unpopular or in my opinion misguided. She can't stand Hillary. She can't find one positive thing to say about her, but does find
good things to say about Trump. That is not and never will be my kind of "feminism".
My beliefs are far more in line with Bernie's than with Hillary's. But, he is too far to the left to have had any chance. No true liberal is going to
get elected in this country. I found that out when much to my shock that wonderful man with the great ideas, George McGovern lost.
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From the NBC website:
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg appeared to be wearing her dissent "jabot" on Wednesday —one day after an incredibly divisive and contentious presidential campaign ended in the election of Donald Trump.
When the justices took the bench this morning Ginsburg appeared to be wearing her "dissent" jabot.
Ginsburg wore the embellished collar ruffle meant to show disagreement and stray from the majority opinion on decisions before the high court. But there were no court decisions slated to go out on Wednesday.
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47 minutes ago, maraleia said:find progressives in your community and organize and/or join the protests that will likely continue in the streets
Those protests are worthwhile. Footage of the protests were sent out all over the world. Reuters has reported on it.
People around the world need to know how hated he is by millions of Americans.
Also, Trump is thin skinned. His ego was fed by all the rallies full of cheering fools. There wont be any more rallies.
He needs to hear boos every time he is in public. He needs to see the protests in the streets.
Make him the one who lives with paranoia and fear, not us.
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2 hours ago, Bastet said:
Not state senator, US senator. And I am so happy she won!
Thanks for the correcting my error. I only had 3 hours of sleep.
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Instead of continuing to be depressed about Trump, I'm going to take time to celebrate
my new state senator Tammy Duckworth.
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I'm bringing this over from Politico
Nolan D. McCaskill
11/08/2016 11:48 AM EST
Votecastr projections: Clinton up early in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, Wisconsin
Early model projections show Hillary Clinton leading in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Of the seven states observed Tuesday morning by Votecastr, a company founded by Obama and Bush campaign veterans, Trump only leads in one state, which hasn’t gone red since 1988: Pennsylvania.
Trump’s 7-point lead, however, is only among the 3.4 percent of votes that have been observed in the state, which doesn’t allow early voting.
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Illinois, where 4 of the governors we've had in my lifetime have ended up in prison.
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54 minutes ago, candall said:
I guess "bully" is going to be used in situations from pigtail pulling to suicide. No one means to trivialize the latter.
I would use "tormented" for more serious situations.
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Both laughing and crying are good for relieving anxiety.
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1 hour ago, Pixel said:
On that note, what can you do to protect yourself? I have a substantial 403 B account at work. I'm nowhere near an age where I can withdraw from it. I'm seriously concerned that if Trump prevails, I will have nothing for my retirement.
I'm living on a small fixed income. Whatever "extra" bucks I could squeeze out of my budget, I've invested in Hillary. Just getting an email from
Joe Biden made it worthwhile !
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Here is a prediction that doesn't rely on any polls.
http://money.cnn.com/2016/11/01/news/economy/hillary-clinton-win-forecast-moodys-analytics/
Also the stock market has been dropping every day that Trump moves up in the polls. Anyone who
has substantial investments wont be voting for him
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Big Little Book Talk
in Big Little Lies
I've read the book, but can't remember how old Perry is supposed to be. I think both A.S. (40) and N.K. (49)
look younger than their actual ages.