This is one of those stories, like the reporter being pushed, that I don't bother to check out. It just floats around in memes, and I get the general consensus of what happened. I thought she recanted at one time.
Deborah, go fuck yourself. What I can't handle is the government, and lackies like you, trying to take what is rightfully mine and forcing me to live in an Obamaville. You want to live in a shanty, go for it. Otherwise, mind your own fucking business in your fucking cardboard mansion and enjoy the life and the cheese that the government gives you, you goddamned beggar.
If a dude wants to lop off his junk I think that is crazy. It's not a matter of conflicted sexuality, it is a deep mental illness. Self mutilation is not a sign of wellness.
That you think that is fine and dandy shows just how far around the bend you are.
I fear it's too personal for why you want to know. People can't be pigeon-holed, especially people like me. I think globally and see all sides. And am the family altruist, to boot. I am so compassionate, yet think much more like a man than the average woman. I contain fucking multitudes.
"...need laid." I worked with Ohioans for years and that compression was common. (Not specifically with "laid", just the omission of the "to be" or "to get".
Sixty seems to have put you in an unnecessarily defensive frame of mind.
I would have thought 'you need laid' and 'ran out of steam' are common colloquialisms. Now I know how my daughter (raised in VA) felt when I tried to get her to understand it is 'I have been to the store,' not 'I been to the store.' Alas.
"...need laid." I worked with Ohioans for years and that compression was common. (Not specifically with "laid", just the omission of the "to be" or "to get".
Good catch. Since I came to OH, that particular Ohioism has bugged me.
I should have caught it, too, but I got sidetracked by the idea Ms Dolezal swang multiple ways.
deborah said...
I would have thought 'you need laid' and 'ran out of steam' are common colloquialisms. Now I know how my daughter (raised in VA) felt when I tried to get her to understand it is 'I have been to the store,' not 'I been to the store.' Alas.
I think "been to the store" is an elision of "I've been to the store", a kind of lazy speech.
Cultural appropriation is Good unless it is Un-Good. That's the rule. Pure subjectivity. Learn it, know it, live it. Objectively, Rachel Dolex is a mentally unstable hagress.
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We can thank the Today Show for extending this bitch's 15 minutes of fame.
I don't think she ever recanted, deborah. I think she doubled down.
I think her rap (mama be down with her homies) is she "identifies" as black, thus the transracial.
This is one of those stories, like the reporter being pushed, that I don't bother to check out. It just floats around in memes, and I get the general consensus of what happened. I thought she recanted at one time.
Bruce Jenner is totally a chick. That chick is totally black. My cat is advocating to become a dog.
What ever happened to calling crazy fucks crazy? Not my cat - I was just kidding about him - he's totally cool.
Sixty, you can't handle a tiny house. No one expects you to plumb the depths of conflicted sexuality.
Deborah, go fuck yourself. What I can't handle is the government, and lackies like you, trying to take what is rightfully mine and forcing me to live in an Obamaville. You want to live in a shanty, go for it. Otherwise, mind your own fucking business in your fucking cardboard mansion and enjoy the life and the cheese that the government gives you, you goddamned beggar.
If a dude wants to lop off his junk I think that is crazy. It's not a matter of conflicted sexuality, it is a deep mental illness. Self mutilation is not a sign of wellness.
That you think that is fine and dandy shows just how far around the bend you are.
Conflicted sexuality - what a fucking crock.
Take two chill pills and call me in the morning.
I'LL stand back and let sixty carry my water here--looks like he doesn't need any help..
Are those the red ones or the blue ones, drone?
Blue for you, I think you need laid.
Hey, you were the one talking about "plumbing the depths", so I think anything you write on that subject is projection.
An armchair psychologist, eh? I'm surprised you'd lend credence to leftist psychobabble.
I have a feeling that much in the physical world surprises you.
You ran out of steam. Game over, try again soon.
Off topic question if it's not too personal - Are you originally from Ohio, Deb?
deborah said...
Sixty, you can't handle a tiny house. No one expects you to plumb the depths of conflicted sexuality.
Waht, she's LGBTQWERYUIPASDFHJKZXCVNM, too?
I thought she just was weird.
PS Sixty is just confused. He wants the world to make sense. I gave up years ago.
I fear it's too personal for why you want to know. People can't be pigeon-holed, especially people like me. I think globally and see all sides. And am the family altruist, to boot. I am so compassionate, yet think much more like a man than the average woman. I contain fucking multitudes.
By George, I think you've got it, Ed. I'm identifying as QWERTY from now on :)
The question was grammar related.
Oh bite me. What did I say?
"...need laid." I worked with Ohioans for years and that compression was common. (Not specifically with "laid", just the omission of the "to be" or "to get".
Sixty seems to have put you in an unnecessarily defensive frame of mind.
That, along with using "ran" in place of "run." always irritated my delicate sensibilities. "Needs ran" gave me the shakes.
It's not like I accused you of being from Wisconsin.
Never heard this term until college. Came as quite a surprise, all these fine progressive scoldy ladies and gentlement giggling about CPT.
I would have thought 'you need laid' and 'ran out of steam' are common colloquialisms. Now I know how my daughter (raised in VA) felt when I tried to get her to understand it is 'I have been to the store,' not 'I been to the store.' Alas.
I thought I saw a familiar regionalism in your construction and wanted to test my theory. I guess I'll have to wait til another day.
It wasn't an attack or insult in any way. If that happens, you'll know it.
Rabel said...
"...need laid." I worked with Ohioans for years and that compression was common. (Not specifically with "laid", just the omission of the "to be" or "to get".
Good catch. Since I came to OH, that particular Ohioism has bugged me.
I should have caught it, too, but I got sidetracked by the idea Ms Dolezal swang multiple ways.
deborah said...
I would have thought 'you need laid' and 'ran out of steam' are common colloquialisms. Now I know how my daughter (raised in VA) felt when I tried to get her to understand it is 'I have been to the store,' not 'I been to the store.' Alas.
I think "been to the store" is an elision of "I've been to the store", a kind of lazy speech.
FWIW.
Yeah, I know.
I spent the first eight and a half in CA as a Marine brat, both parents Ohioans. The next nine in Ohio.
When I first met my Ohio cousins they teased me for pronouncing words like ring, ringuh.
Ha! So my Buckeye detector is working just fine.
Yes :)
She makes cultural appropriation look good.
Cultural appropriation is Good unless it is Un-Good. That's the rule. Pure subjectivity. Learn it, know it, live it. Objectively, Rachel Dolex is a mentally unstable hagress.
Rachel is likely confused enough to demand colored only gender neutral toilets.
I love people who can pick up subtle language tells. Good job, Rabel.
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