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  • Damn right. Nothing beats pumpkin pie, especially around Christmas.

  • Elaine should have asked for a physician. Doctors (people with advanced learning) came first. Doctors (physicians) kind of took over the term.

    Physicians came second, altogether...

  • Pumpkin pie

  • Paging Timothy Dexter

  • Literacy has betrayed me again

  • I don't think we can read that much into it. "Ask him if Putin has the photos of Trump blowing bubba like I made up last week when we were joking about what Putin might have on him."

    Regardless if it's true or not, this would be a great time for Clinton to take one for the team and say it happened. "He even introduced me to something called analingus, which I had never had before. He was really practiced at it, he said it was his favorite thing in the world."

  • I'd spend half on hookers and blow, the other half I'd just waste

  • "Recall the Alamo!"

  • I like that millions of people are asking if Trump was giving blowjobs but this looks like a joke to me. This isn't Epstein letting it slip that Trump likes to have dicks in his mouth. He's with Bannon so his brother is joking "ask him what blackmail Putin has on Trump, photos of him blowing somebody or something?"

    Unless maybe Jeff told Mark that Trump gives BJs so Mark is saying "ask Bannon about that thing you told me about."

  • I've never heard the word hebophile and I bet a lot of people haven't either. Sometimes when unfamiliar words are introduced as part of a story or event, they become a central part of that story and forever linked to it. Maybe people should use it more regarding trump.

  • I couldn't live without a dining table. Where else would I keep car parts when they come out of the dishwasher?

  • Gotta be rotini, it's ribbed

  • Dude couldn't even build a tunnel

  • That was in 2014. They've since changed it to Louvre1

  • I agree in general but I can't think of anything in the OT that is taken from The Epic of Gilgamesh except the Noah's Ark story, which is a clear rip-off. And the 5000 years ago is too long, I think the oldest books are from the 8th century BCE.

  • "I have no special regard for Satan; but I can at least claim that I have no prejudice against him. It may even be that I lean a little his way, on account of his not having a fair show. All religions issue bibles against him, and say the most injurious things about him, but we never hear his side." - Mark Twain

    You don't have to look at Christians to think God isn't so good.

    In the Bible, Satan kills 10 people, Job's children, and he did it with God's blessing while they were having a bet.

    God killed entire cities, all the firstborn of a nation even down to the slave's children, killed everyone on earth except 8 people, killed a guy for picking up sticks, killed a guy for not allowing the ark of the covenant to fall, told the Hebrews to attack nations and kill every man woman and child in the land and was furious when they left a few alive, had a God-off to show he was more powerful and when the other side converted to believe in him he had them killed, killed David's son and had his 10 wives publicly raped, killed 42 children for making fun of a bald guy... the list goes on, not to mention that God told the Hebrews to have slave's, women were property and have to be killed if they ruin the one thing they were good for, their virginity.

    Christians have weirdest relationship with the Bible. Many don't really read it. If they did, they'd be Jewish. Jesus said to keep the Jewish laws, but Paul said it's ok not to. Christians go with Paul instead of Jesus and generally disregard the Old Testament except the parts they think prove Jesus was the Messiah.

  • I love hearing the completely new version of this song every year

  • No one said that though. What was said was that as more people use Linux we will see more malware. And they've been saying that forever.

    Here is an article talking about it from 2003 https://www.theregister.com/2003/10/06/linux_vs_windows_viruses/

    If I knew how to search Usenet these days I'm sure I could find something from the 90s

    It's not untrue, actually, is common sense that there will be more malware, but it implies Linux's only advantage is security through obscurity.

    People have been worrying Linux is going basically become Windows over the next couple of years for 2-3 decades now. Malware is a serious problem that Linux users should take precautions from, but it seems clear by now that what security advantages it has aren't based on obscurity.