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there will always be a special place in my heart for people who froth at the mouth about socialism as they set up a gofundme page. like, yes please just inject this directly into my veins.
It is another maga hallmark. Like ball tazing
Think about all these capitol raiding chuds currently in jail or on the run whose king just left office without pardoning them.
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I would like for them to settle whether we are a socialist nation or a communist nation now, I'm so confused.
Yeah, no president or congress has ever not made it rain on themIs Biden pro farmer socialism or are our ag brothers in a pinch now?
Everyone is pro-farmer socialism.
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giving up the fight to end a global cabal that drinks child blood to own the libs
i think it would take trump and the dude who has been Q holding a joint press conference swearing on their life that there was never any truth to any of it to reign most of them back into normal rational thinking. you'd still have 30% think that the press conference was part of it and it would keep going.
didn't realize garth performed for obama too
and yeah he was ready to go in to Friends in Low Places and would have killed it.
Yes, New Radicals belongs in the awesome thread.
The whole issue over the peloton is kinda lol to me though
I saw the Peloton thing on the news and how they are workshopping ideas on how to do this while he's president. A couple possibilities are that he sets up the bike in an area of the white house that can't be compromised, this sounds like a bathroom or some crap. They also may have him change his log in credentials every month to make it more difficult to track who he is.
Should there be an “ITT We Post Stories of Magas Losing Their F'ing Minds Over Biden” thread?
Lock it up boys
What are CM's?
Concerned moderates, a term of derision towards republicans who don't like trump's personality
i was confused at the time because he did not get hit in the head and did not hit his head on the ground. but you can't deny the wobbling so i'm glad they kept him out (easy to say after a win).
You sure that’s not Antifa posing as a huge maga?
Well I know that's how the Q people in general do it but I wanted to know how that guy specifically does it since cfbandyman appears to know him personally.So in a week when none of that happens how does that guy walk it all back?I think this is a joke. 500 trillion dollars was the first clue
I wish it were, I've dealt with the guy who emailed that for over 13 years, that is very par for his course
They move the goalposts. They have to and have become amazing at it
Doesn't include the cool graph from the actual paper.
Also, LOL that ku fans had to stay in school so long...
Although it happened nearly 20 years ago, the memory is still fresh in Phil Carr’s mind.
When Carr was a child, his family would travel from Topeka to visit his grandparents in Columbia. They weren’t affiliated with the University of Missouri, but the trips always revolved around a KU-MU game.
For Carr, it was a ruthless introduction to the passion of the Border War.
“I remember I spilled my nachos, and (the MU fans) just would be cheering,” Carr said. “And I was a 5-year-old kid.”
Carr now has what might best be described as MU fan radar.
“I would say I could point out a Missouri fan without them wearing any Missouri gear,” said Carr, a 2008 KU graduate.
Likewise, MU grad Pat Ryan believes he can spot Kansas fans in a crowd.
“The Mizzou crowd would be more fun to roll to an event with, but I’d probably have to have a bigger damage deposit on the hotel room,” said Ryan, a 1992 graduate and a three-time letterwinner on the Tigers football team. “Mizzou is a little bit more blue-collar lunch pail.
“The KU crowd is a little bit more spoon-fed and debutant and high society. My impression is KU people are just a little bit more needy and entitled. Sweater vest-wearing, Ivy League wannabe.”
But here’s the dirty little secret. Fans of the two schools — and Kansas State for that matter — are not all that different.
A Scarborough Research poll of 1,959 adults in the Kansas City area found that supporters of all three schools are similar in most demographics.
And in what’s likely a stomach-turning twist to the more hardcore fans, some of the respondents said they were fans of more than one of the three schools.
The overall breakdown showed that 46.3 percent of those polled called themselves KU fans, followed by 38.6 percent for Missouri and 29 percent for K-State.
If that seems on the low end for Wildcats backers, think again. Gary Raffety, a 1969 graduate of K-State, can remember a time when Wildcats fans were an afterthought here.
“Back when I was just out of college,” Raffety said, “you couldn’t go out to the store and find anything with Kansas State University on it. … Usually it was limited to KU and Missouri in Kansas City.”
So perhaps the number of Wildcat fans is unexpectedly high. A closer examination of the survey may be surprising to those with preconceived notions of the enemy.
Those “spoon-fed, entitled” KU fans actually have a lower average household income than K-State fans ($76,657 to $75,170), and Mizzou supporters are not far behind at $73,565.
Kansas fans had the highest level of education, averaging 14.4 years of schooling. But MU and K-State aren’t far off, each averaging 14.2.
The average age of the fans is similar as well: the average K-State fan is 45.3 years old, followed by KU at 45.9 and MU at 46.1.
That the fans are a lot alike wasn’t surprising to Carr.
“You hear those stereotypes, but I don’t necessarily know if that’s true,” said Carr, who admitted he was careful with words since his boss is a MU fan. “It’s too big of a stereotype to fall under. I’ve always had the theory if you go along with the stereotypes, you only make yourself seem worse.”
The poll results did reveal some differences. K-State had the largest percentage of male supporters at 59.8 percent, followed by Mizzou (56) and KU (54). In turn, KU ranked highest in female fandom (46 percent of the overall fan base). MU had 44 percent, while K-State is at 40.2 percent.
Perhaps not surprisingly, KU fans showed a higher level of interest in college basketball than their MU counterparts (87 percent to 79.2), but both schools ranked behind K-State (89 percent).
In football interest, K-State (87.7 percent) leads the way, followed by KU (82.9) and Missouri (81.9).
That speaks to the passion of K-State’s supporters. And if there is one thing that unites Mizzou and Kansas fans, it’s their view of Wildcats fans … though not in the way one might think.
Both Ryan and Carr actually have a fond view of the Wildcats — as long as they are not playing their team.
“I can tolerate K-State,” Ryan said. “They are more like an orphan and you feel sorry for them and you root for them.”
Especially when the Wildcats play KU. And Carr feels the same way when the Wildcats take on Mizzou. In fact, Carr has a number of friends who attended K-State.
That both schools are in Kansas probably helps bridge the gap.
“Maybe (it’s because) we have so many family members who go to both schools,” Raffety said. “Maybe that has something to do with it.”
Given the geographic distance separating MU and K-State, that rivalry is not quite as strong as the one between the Tigers and Jayhawks. Plus, Raffety said, the Wildcats had little football success before LHC Bill Snyder arrived in Manhattan.
“I think their attitude toward us has probably changed somewhat,” Raffety said. “We used to be Silo Tech, but now I think they have a little more respect for us.”
All-out loathing? That’s reserved for the relationship between the Border War teams.
The Nacho Incident will always stick with Carr — as will that early impression of Mizzou’s fans.
“It wasn’t just one or two people,” he recalled. “It was the whole section.”
I think this is a joke. 500 trillion dollars was the first clue
The balls on that call
