Post: #26

(04-18-2018 02:51 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I think that we don't need to celebrate the death of a grandmother and mother.

I find the supposed statements of Jeb Bush more troubling - Barbara Bush giving her son handjobs is not what I would call good parenting. Is this even real?

No wonder he was "low energy".

Post: #27

(04-18-2018 02:54 PM)Matsufubu Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 02:51 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I think that we don't need to celebrate the death of a grandmother and mother.

I find the supposed statements of Jeb Bush more troubling - Barbara Bush giving her son handjobs is not what I would call good parenting. Is this even real?

No wonder he was "low energy".

Of course it's a fake. Jeb Bush has written the following books:

Reply All: A Governor's Story, Immigration Wars, and Profiles in Character

A Governor's Tale, the supposed source for the hanj, is made up, so the story is too. But...

Post: #28

(04-18-2018 07:21 AM)Syberpunk Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 05:45 AM)Ice Man Wrote:  It's always funny when people do these conspiracy side-by-side photos like they are uncanny matches. Almost without fail they are simply people making similar gestures/expressions with absolutely no actual physical resemblance if you apply even the slightest scrutiny beyond the initial mind trick.

Here's two old wrinkly people in black and white touching their chest, wow cased closed I guess!

The only one I've ever considered a real possibility is Fidel Castro and Justin Trudeau, Fidel was a good friend of his parents family and his mother was wild.

I'm actually getting confused just looking at them side by side, its surreal.

What about Chelsea Clinton and Webster Hubbell?

Post: #29

(04-18-2018 03:22 PM)Bacchus Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 02:54 PM)Matsufubu Wrote:  

(04-18-2018 02:51 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I think that we don't need to celebrate the death of a grandmother and mother.

I find the supposed statements of Jeb Bush more troubling - Barbara Bush giving her son handjobs is not what I would call good parenting. Is this even real?

No wonder he was "low energy".

Of course it's a fake. Jeb Bush has written the following books:

Reply All: A Governor's Story, Immigration Wars, and Profiles in Character

A Governor's Tale, the supposed source for the hanj, is made up, so the story is too. But...

That bit of fake news came from a poster named MidJack

Post: #30

I really don't get the hate for this woman. She was just a housewife.

Post: #31

"The campaign was a trying time and often tested my nerves. By the summer of 1998, we were holding major rallies on an almost weekly basis. One hot Thursday afternoon, we rode the campaign buses east from Tallahassee to Jacksonville. The folks at the main office had booked a huge rally -- at least 8,000 supporters were expected to attend. When we arrived, I was elated to see my mother backstage, though I remained very anxious about the event. My voice shook a bit as I greeted her, which of course she noticed right away. We locked eyes, and as so many times before, she spoke soothing words of confidence while massaging my manhood gently through my suit pants. The rally got started and went on to be a huge success, with my keynote speech resonating better than ever with our supporters. My mother's ever-thoughtful and kind spirit had calmed all anxiety." - John Ellis "Jeb" Bush Sr., A Governor's Tale, 2008 (adapted)

Post: #32

(04-18-2018 05:44 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  I really don't get the hate for this woman. She was just a housewife.

Well the housewife turned into a ho for Jebby. Weird shit man.

Aloha!

Post: #33

(04-18-2018 07:50 PM)MidJack Wrote:  "The campaign was a trying time and often tested my nerves. By the summer of 1998, we were holding major rallies on an almost weekly basis. One hot Thursday afternoon, we rode the campaign buses east from Tallahassee to Jacksonville. The folks at the main office had booked a huge rally -- at least 8,000 supporters were expected to attend. When we arrived, I was elated to see my mother backstage, though I remained very anxious about the event. My voice shook a bit as I greeted her, which of course she noticed right away. We locked eyes, and as so many times before, she spoke soothing words of confidence while massaging my manhood gently through my suit pants. The rally got started and went on to be a huge success, with my keynote speech resonating better than ever with our supporters. My mother's ever-thoughtful and kind spirit had calmed all anxiety." - John Ellis "Jeb" Bush Sr., A Governor's Tale, 2008 (adapted)

I fell for it again and you had me convinced. LOL
Please write more.

I'm guessing (Adapted)

is the new Based on a True Story?

Post: #34

(04-18-2018 02:51 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I think that we don't need to celebrate the death of a grandmother and mother.

I find the supposed statements of Jeb Bush more troubling - Barbara Bush giving her son handjobs is not what I would call good parenting. Is this even real?

Are you assuming that good parenting is the norm?
From all my years on this earth I can fearlessly say that it's quite the opposite, I'm not even surprised by it anymore.

Post: #35

It should be "one fewer globalist". Qualitative vs quantitative.

Even better would be "One globalist fewer".

I'm 'sperging out.

Post: #36

Delete

Post: #37

(04-19-2018 09:35 AM)Slim Shady Wrote:  It should be "one fewer globalist". Qualitative vs quantitative.

Even better would be "One globalist fewer".

I'm 'sperging out.

Stannis Baratheon, is that you?