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What do you guys think of Joe Biden?

Started by Karen Chase4 · · 👁 7 views · 112 replies

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Walter Price Walter Price Active Member
63 messages
joined Apr 2007
#101 ·
briskcrane said:Sounds better than God and half an American...

Another easy night. Enjoy the forums... 🙂


hahahaha...

It isn't easy for you either... halfway there at best...

Maybe try listening to some classic country music... people like you might actually find themselves...
Carl Hill6 Carl Hill6 Member
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joined Jul 2009
#102 ·
Karen Chase4 said:Let's make this thread a dedicated space where we can vent about everything regarding the current so-called president, Joe Biden!

I remember proposing an idea on another forum once about naming a specific area in Washington, D.C. after Mason. But since everyone here insists on using the term Smesić, I suggest we call that location Smesišće—or if you prefer the more traditional way, Stevinjak.
It would be a fitting way to honor him and ensure he secures his rightful place in history.
Dennis Green62 Dennis Green62 Member
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joined Dec 2009
#103 ·
After helping the country gain some serious international respect following that one crisis, he managed to settle things with the military brass who were eyeing politics. Still—I guess you could say his knack for picking people is pretty disastrous
Kyle Wilson7 Kyle Wilson7 Member
14 messages
joined Apr 2007
#104 ·
Total traitor, liar, and a complete fraud—just like Unknown.
Unknown is a joke because he jumped from party to party, and somehow they were all "perfect" as long as he was running the show behind the scenes. But the second he walked out, those same parties turned toxic and filled with even worse people. Plus, he used to sing those extremist songs back in the day and then tried to play it off with lame excuses like, "well, everyone was doing it."
He’s a fraud because he cherry-picked meeting transcripts and files just to leak them whenever it suited his agenda. It’s weird how none of those leaked documents ever show him backing Ronald Reagan’s plans—he definitely supported them, otherwise there’s no way he would've climbed the ranks to be a top leader in the Republican Party.
And he’s a liar because right during his first campaign, he promised he’d move out of The White House and stop acting like some big shot with all the presidential pomp and circumstance (I won't bring up other broken promises since, you know, one guy can't fix unemployment alone, but he could certainly fix this). Once he won, everything stayed exactly the same, using some BS excuse about security services needing it that way. He had to know it wouldn't change; he grew up in that world. If he actually wanted to be a "citizen president," he should've looked at Jimmy Carter—a real man of the people who'd go to the grocery store, the movies, or the theater and pay for his own tickets.
A traitor, plain and simple, because he testified against his own people at The Hague to please the West. If he actually thought the people he testified against were guilty, he should've pushed for trials right here in the States instead.
Bryan Flores Bryan Flores Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#105 ·
Dennis Green62 said:After helping the country gain some serious international respect following that one crisis, he managed to settle things with the military brass who were eyeing politics. Still—I guess you could say his knack for picking people is pretty disastrous

An Unknown and a traitor can only look good to fools. Honestly, his behavior and those ridiculous jokes have made us look bad on the world stage like nobody else ever has! People only tolerated him because he played the part of humiliating our own nation perfectly. They let him sit in for a few formal coffees, but once that was over, they just brushed him off, and now nobody takes him seriously anymore!
Taylor Hall2 Taylor Hall2 Member
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joined Apr 2007
#106 ·
hahahahhahahahhahhahaha
Rebecca Miller46 Rebecca Miller46 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Apr 2007
#107 ·
Stephen is a total legend!!! The guy actually knows how to tell a joke. He's got this sharp wit about him. Plus, he’s got enough self-awareness to roast himself more than anyone else ever could.
briskcrane briskcrane Active Member
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joined Jul 2009
#108 ·
"Whenever we throw a bash for the crew, we always make sure to invite Stephen..."

not some general's wife
Walter Price Walter Price Active Member
63 messages
joined Apr 2007
#109 ·
America for Americans...
briskcrane briskcrane Active Member
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joined Jul 2009
#110 ·
Walter Price said:America for Americans...


you clearly don't know your history if you can't even name the first US President

just more proof you're not one of us—not that it matters much, nothing to be ashamed of, I guess

p.s.

America belongs to all American citizens, regardless of faith or background.🙂
mistyhawk19 mistyhawk19 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2009
#111 ·
It seems like some people spent a little too much time out in the freezing cold up in the Rockies—maybe the frostbite actually reached their brains, because that would explain these posts.
Or perhaps it’s just a lingering side effect of how they were raised—or rather, the lack thereof. Then again, maybe they're just echoing the vocabulary of whatever institution they grew up in, given how famously those places handle communication.
All this venting and mindless rage doesn't actually achieve anything—it just misses the mark entirely.
But hey, you meet all kinds of people. Some are genuinely unwell. And honestly, the most tragic part is when someone is so far gone they don't even realize they're sick.
Alex Miller2 Alex Miller2 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#112 ·
briskcrane said:"Whenever we throw a bash for the crew, we always make sure to invite Stephen..."

not some general's wife

Of course you do! You always invite the idiots to a gathering—especially if you're the one hosting, though I can't imagine anyone actually showing up to your place when all your friends are stuck behind bars!
Carl Hill6 Carl Hill6 Member
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joined Jul 2009
#113 ·
mistyhawk19 said:It seems like some people spent a little too much time out in the freezing cold up in the Rockies—maybe the frostbite actually reached their brains, because that would explain these posts.
Or perhaps it’s just a lingering side effect of how they were raised—or rather, the lack thereof. Then again, maybe they're just echoing the vocabulary of whatever institution they grew up in, given how famously those places handle communication.
All this venting and mindless rage doesn't actually achieve anything—it just misses the mark entirely.
But hey, you meet all kinds of people. Some are genuinely unwell. And honestly, the most tragic part is when someone is so far gone they don't even realize they're sick.

Listen, buddy,
you and I both struggle with the same stuff...
but don't worry, we'll have it all figured out by the time we hit retirement.😬

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