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2021-07-13 at 10:42 PM UTC in What are you doing at the moment
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2021-07-13 at 10:41 PM UTC in How are you feeling at the moment..I want to kill a random innocent person
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2021-07-13 at 10:40 PM UTC in Fona's Apartment Search
Originally posted by cigreting u fuck trannies already
fucking a girl in the ass is a lot different than anything you consider gay sex.
The way I see it i've been doing the same thing since I was a teenager. I guess I never grew out of ass fucking girls it just struck a chord with me. I go through condoms a lot and break them with my giant penis and get all the girls pregnant, it's annoying.
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2021-07-13 at 10:32 PM UTC in THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty'sThe people supporting that woman are fucktards. If I was one of the metro officers there I would have grabbed an assault rifle and killed a few hundred people.
whatever happened to these days
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2021-07-13 at 10:29 PM UTC in My job wont give me health insurance.
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2021-07-13 at 10:25 PM UTC in I'm on it today (sorta).
Originally posted by POLECAT y'all are a bunch of pussy's going to DR's and taking meds,, what a bunch of cucks, I havent seen a DR in 12 years and I havent had a prescribed pill in 12 years
I can make any of those drugs myself like benzos for example and by the time you get it all set up and ready to cook that batch you will have done so much productive things that you probably won't even need the meds anymore, just saying.The 143 g (0.36 mol) intermediate from step 2, 101 g hexamethylenetetramine (urotropine) and 36 mL 99 % formic acid are suspended/dissolved in 5 L absolute ethanol, the mixture is refluxed with stirring for 4 h, and then the mixture is concentrated in vacuo to dryness. The residue is dissolved in 2 L dichloromethane and 4 L water, the organic layer is seperated and mixed with 2 L ethanol. Over a 20 cm vigreux column, the dicloromethane is distilled off and the residual solution is cooled to 0 C for 24 h. The almost yellow-white crystalls of Clonazepam are vacuum-enhancemented off and washed with 0 C ethanol, after drying, about 90.9 g (80%) of Clonazepam are resulting, mp. 235-237°C."
if you did that once you would have enough medicine for your entire family and all their neighbors to last the rest of their lives. Pharmacy companies are making a fucking killing, this shit is so easy to make.
People make their own KFC and Coca Cola at home. People have made their own medicines for thousands of years but now suddenly it's morally wrong to even talk about making your own insulin in community labs instead of relying on some shitty third world country to ship it and charging you up the ass. -
2021-07-13 at 10:19 PM UTC in Femboy Hooters AirlinesI am starting the worlds first femboy airline that hires femboys flight attendants to give hot towels to the flyers and serve them airline food and femboy pilots
You will never guess what she's packing under that travel pouch
Hooters Air failed because you can go to literally any airline and see the same thing for competitive prices. I am a luxury airline charging extra so people can oogle femboys away from the judgemental eyes of the ground people.
It will be the #1 airline for wealthy LGBT and queer folx like Ellen Degeneres and Elliot Page.
There is one femboy pilot in the entire world and I found them and followed on twitter. Now all I need is a plane.
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2021-07-13 at 9:54 PM UTC in THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
Originally posted by stl1 The Wall Street Journal.
Biden Blasts New State GOP Voting Restrictions
Alexa Corse, Tarini Parti
PHILADELPHIA—President Biden blasted efforts in Republican-controlled states to tighten voting rules and called on Congress to advance stalled legislation in a speech Tuesday, as he faces pressure from some Democrats and activists to do more to curb GOP-backed election-law changes.
Mr. Biden likened the efforts in some states to enact tougher election rules to Jim Crow laws that prevented Blacks from voting and labeled them as undemocratic. He also criticized Republicans who oppose Democratic-sponsored voting legislation in the Senate.
“Hear me clearly: There’s an unfolding assault taking place in America today—an attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote and fair and free elections,” Mr. Biden said. “An assault on democracy, an assault on liberty, an assault on who we are as Americans.”
“We’ve got to act,” Mr. Biden said as he ended his speech at the National Constitution Center, knocking his fist against the podium.
Voting issues have become a top priority in both parties this year. Republicans say the changes they have pushed in states such as Georgia and Texas, which include new limits on mail ballots and more identification requirements for voters requesting a mail ballot, are aimed at improving election security. They also say the federal government shouldn’t interfere with voting rules set by states.
Democrats say the GOP changes in the states are efforts to make it harder to vote, particularly for minority groups.
The Biden administration has limited options to alter voting rules without Senate Democrats getting rid of the filibuster—a rule that requires 60 votes in order to pass most legislation—and is looking outside of Washington in hopes of building pressure on lawmakers ahead of next year’s midterm elections.
“We’ll be asking my Republican friends in Congress, in states and cities and counties to stand up for God’s sake and help prevent this concerted effort to undermine our elections and the sacred right to vote,” Mr. Biden said. “Have you no shame?”
Mr. Biden particularly criticized changes that would curb the authority of local election officials, which he said represented partisan efforts to subvert elections. One of the most controversial changes has been in Georgia, where a new voting law would enable the State Election Board to, under certain conditions, remove and replace local election superintendents. Proponents say the board could only take such action if there is a clear record of wrongdoing or incompetence in a county and that it will help hold local election officials accountable.
Mr. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris last week met with civil rights groups following setbacks to Democrats’ voting efforts. The Supreme Court’s conservative majority recently upheld a pair of Arizona rules governing the collection of mail ballots and disallowing votes cast in the wrong precinct. Senate Republicans also blocked Democrats from moving ahead with a sweeping package of voting changes, which called for 15 consecutive days of early voting nationally, automatic voter registration and more.
This week, a fight over voting access escalated in Texas, where dozens of Democratic state lawmakers left the state to deny the Republican-controlled Legislature the quorum necessary to pass voting legislation during a special session. They flew to Washington and were planning meetings with Democratic senators in Congress to push for a federal voting bill. Ms. Harris also plans to meet with the lawmakers, a White House official said.
Several Democrats have called for changing Senate rules to get around the 60-vote threshold needed to overcome a Republican filibuster, but they would need the support of all 50 Democratic senators to do it, and some centrists in the party have resisted such proposals.
Mr. Biden has said he would support changing the filibuster to require that senators must be present and talking on the floor to block bills, but he doesn’t want to get rid of it. He didn’t call for altering the filibuster Tuesday.
The Rev. Al Sharpton, leader of the civil-rights group National Action Network, said he was glad that Mr. Biden directly addressed race and voter suppression in his speech, but he said he is still waiting for Mr. Biden to talk about the filibuster. Mr. Sharpton said he questioned the president about that after his speech. “He said, ‘Well, we’re working on our position on that,’ and I said, ‘Well, I’m gonna stay on that.’ ”
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D., S.C.), who has proposed creating a carve-out from the filibuster for legislation related to constitutional issues including voting rights, said on Monday that it was up to senators to change the chamber’s rules, not the president. “I just believe that the president is committed to getting this done,” said Mr. Clyburn, the House Democratic whip and a veteran member of the Congressional Black Caucus, in an interview.
Rep. Dwight Evans (D., Pa.) said the president set the tone through his speech for Democrats to build a coalition of support and to put pressure on Senate Republicans. “The way forward is now on the grass-roots organizing—block by block, every neighborhood, every community,” he said. “This has to be done from the bottom up.”
Republicans were united in opposition to the sweeping Democratic voting bill, known as the For the People Act. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell called it “an assault on the fundamental idea that states, not the federal government, should decide how to run their own elections.”
Some proposals initially included in the legislation, including measures that would effectively nullify state voter ID requirements and would allow absentee voting for any reason, also faced opposition from Democratic centrist Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.).
A separate Democratic proposal named after the late Rep. John Lewis (D., Ga.), which more narrowly focuses on reinstating parts of the Voting Rights Act that the Supreme Court previously overturned, also faces a challenge in the 50-50 Senate.
Mr. Biden signed an executive order in March telling federal agencies to expand voter-registration efforts, and the Biden Justice Department said it would expand its civil-rights division. Last month, the Biden administration sued Georgia over its new voting law.
Former Republican President Donald Trump has claimed that voter fraud caused his election loss to Mr. Biden, though Mr. Trump’s own Justice Department found no evidence of widespread problems that could have changed the result. Mr. Biden pushed back against efforts by Mr. Trump and other Republicans to question the results, calling such claims the “big lie” and saying that recounts confirmed his victory.
Originally posted by stl1 The Wall Street Journal.
Biden Blasts New State GOP Voting Restrictions
Alexa Corse, Tarini Parti
PHILADELPHIA—President Biden blasted efforts in Republican-controlled states to tighten voting rules and called on Congress to advance stalled legislation in a speech Tuesday, as he faces pressure from some Democrats and activists to do more to curb GOP-backed election-law changes.
Mr. Biden likened the efforts in some states to enact tougher election rules to Jim Crow laws that prevented Blacks from voting and labeled them as undemocratic. He also criticized Republicans who oppose Democratic-sponsored voting legislation in the Senate.
“Hear me clearly: There’s an unfolding assault taking place in America today—an attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote and fair and free elections,” Mr. Biden said. “An assault on democracy, an assault on liberty, an assault on who we are as Americans.”
“We’ve got to act,” Mr. Biden said as he ended his speech at the National Constitution Center, knocking his fist against the podium.
Voting issues have become a top priority in both parties this year. Republicans say the changes they have pushed in states such as Georgia and Texas, which include new limits on mail ballots and more identification requirements for voters requesting a mail ballot, are aimed at improving election security. They also say the federal government shouldn’t interfere with voting rules set by states.
Democrats say the GOP changes in the states are efforts to make it harder to vote, particularly for minority groups.
The Biden administration has limited options to alter voting rules without Senate Democrats getting rid of the filibuster—a rule that requires 60 votes in order to pass most legislation—and is looking outside of Washington in hopes of building pressure on lawmakers ahead of next year’s midterm elections.
“We’ll be asking my Republican friends in Congress, in states and cities and counties to stand up for God’s sake and help prevent this concerted effort to undermine our elections and the sacred right to vote,” Mr. Biden said. “Have you no shame?”
Mr. Biden particularly criticized changes that would curb the authority of local election officials, which he said represented partisan efforts to subvert elections. One of the most controversial changes has been in Georgia, where a new voting law would enable the State Election Board to, under certain conditions, remove and replace local election superintendents. Proponents say the board could only take such action if there is a clear record of wrongdoing or incompetence in a county and that it will help hold local election officials accountable.
Mr. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris last week met with civil rights groups following setbacks to Democrats’ voting efforts. The Supreme Court’s conservative majority recently upheld a pair of Arizona rules governing the collection of mail ballots and disallowing votes cast in the wrong precinct. Senate Republicans also blocked Democrats from moving ahead with a sweeping package of voting changes, which called for 15 consecutive days of early voting nationally, automatic voter registration and more.
This week, a fight over voting access escalated in Texas, where dozens of Democratic state lawmakers left the state to deny the Republican-controlled Legislature the quorum necessary to pass voting legislation during a special session. They flew to Washington and were planning meetings with Democratic senators in Congress to push for a federal voting bill. Ms. Harris also plans to meet with the lawmakers, a White House official said.
Several Democrats have called for changing Senate rules to get around the 60-vote threshold needed to overcome a Republican filibuster, but they would need the support of all 50 Democratic senators to do it, and some centrists in the party have resisted such proposals.
Mr. Biden has said he would support changing the filibuster to require that senators must be present and talking on the floor to block bills, but he doesn’t want to get rid of it. He didn’t call for altering the filibuster Tuesday.
The Rev. Al Sharpton, leader of the civil-rights group National Action Network, said he was glad that Mr. Biden directly addressed race and voter suppression in his speech, but he said he is still waiting for Mr. Biden to talk about the filibuster. Mr. Sharpton said he questioned the president about that after his speech. “He said, ‘Well, we’re working on our position on that,’ and I said, ‘Well, I’m gonna stay on that.’ ”
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D., S.C.), who has proposed creating a carve-out from the filibuster for legislation related to constitutional issues including voting rights, said on Monday that it was up to senators to change the chamber’s rules, not the president. “I just believe that the president is committed to getting this done,” said Mr. Clyburn, the House Democratic whip and a veteran member of the Congressional Black Caucus, in an interview.
Rep. Dwight Evans (D., Pa.) said the president set the tone through his speech for Democrats to build a coalition of support and to put pressure on Senate Republicans. “The way forward is now on the grass-roots organizing—block by block, every neighborhood, every community,” he said. “This has to be done from the bottom up.”
Republicans were united in opposition to the sweeping Democratic voting bill, known as the For the People Act. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell called it “an assault on the fundamental idea that states, not the federal government, should decide how to run their own elections.”
Some proposals initially included in the legislation, including measures that would effectively nullify state voter ID requirements and would allow absentee voting for any reason, also faced opposition from Democratic centrist Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.).
A separate Democratic proposal named after the late Rep. John Lewis (D., Ga.), which more narrowly focuses on reinstating parts of the Voting Rights Act that the Supreme Court previously overturned, also faces a challenge in the 50-50 Senate.
Mr. Biden signed an executive order in March telling federal agencies to expand voter-registration efforts, and the Biden Justice Department said it would expand its civil-rights division. Last month, the Biden administration sued Georgia over its new voting law.
Former Republican President Donald Trump has claimed that voter fraud caused his election loss to Mr. Biden, though Mr. Trump’s own Justice Department found no evidence of widespread problems that could have changed the result. Mr. Biden pushed back against efforts by Mr. Trump and other Republicans to question the results, calling such claims the “big lie” and saying that recounts confirmed his victory.
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2021-07-13 at 9:53 PM UTC in Fona's Apartment Search
Originally posted by Donald Trump Anyone who wouldn't suck a dick for $2400 is stupid
If I had $2400 I would just spend it all on drugs and fast food
not worth sucking a dick for that amount of self indulgence. Some would consider sucking a ding dong to be self indulgent and do it for free
some would even do it for some drugs and fast food.
Knowing what I would spend the money on would cheapen the experience.
also I would buy skyblock gems and crash the economy for about an hour -
2021-07-13 at 9:22 PM UTC in Recycling old pillsI am starting a mass medication buying program from people who died or no longer need their meds but are too lazy to take them back. I will pay you $1 per pill and cover the shipping cost.
The way I make money is by selling pills for $2 and making the customer pay for shipping. I also tell them it goes to Africa
I also got a team of smokers to go into nursing homes and hit up the medicine cabinets. -
2021-07-13 at 9:17 PM UTC in NIS RPG classesyeah this isn't realistic where is the diaper cat scat fetishist class.
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2021-07-13 at 9:17 PM UTC in THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
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2021-07-13 at 9:05 PM UTC in You’re all npcsHave you heard about Gorgons Fist?
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2021-07-13 at 9:05 PM UTC in The Final Fantasy shot gamedo a shot every time you are sexually attracted to a male character in Final Fantasy
you:
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2021-07-13 at 9:04 PM UTC in Do any of you ever use dice rolling for things outside gamingyeah sometimes I make a dumb joke to my girlfriend like "roll to kill myself" and get double 20's, weird shit.
I normally have terrible rolls. -
2021-07-13 at 9 PM UTC in NIS RPG classesa bunch of rowdy lads that strap a rocket to a boat and conquer the galaxy
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2021-07-13 at 8:39 PM UTC in Fona's Apartment SearchThe blowjob is actually free. You are paying for the eyes
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2021-07-13 at 8:37 PM UTC in My job wont give me health insurance.If they will not give it you then take it. Go into the HR office and take a bunch of forms, fill them out and send it to the health insurance provider using the company fax.
It's not even illegal -
2021-07-13 at 8:36 PM UTC in I'm on it today (sorta).
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2021-07-13 at 8:36 PM UTC in Becoming a Tourist scammer in TorontoI don't know how anyone could put up with that behavior but I think if you target the right race and age they will buckle to your whims
