Deniable Drip

I hope that some day someone has the balls to throw him in jail for being the most blatant Russian agent ever.

And he fucking sucks. I hate him so much.

Can't wait for the first twitch streamer congress critter that lets his subs vote in chat to decide what bills he'll vote for and against.

The DNC Ivory tower is real and it is hurting people.

Also, sometimes we don't actually need the answers as to exactly why weird shit is happening. The "why" isn't always important to the story. I maintain that the biggest fuckup the Mass Effect series ever made was explaining the Reapers' motivation. It's Lovecraftian shit. It's scarier if you don't.

Dems continue to ignore the trend of growing interest in gun ownership in the queer community because it massively undercuts a lot of their primary arguments for gun control.

Wow they really did find someone that looks as much like a gorilla as humanly possible to represent Ortho.

I knew my borderline irrational hatred for that woman was justified.

They're trying to torture him into pleading guilty.

Abolish ICE for everyone but this guy.

Vita just because the PSP would regularly give me absolutely horrific hand cramps.

I'm considering panic buying a bc-250 because I'm worried that parts are only going to keep going up in price.

I was thinking using it for making something similar to a steam machine.

Get an AMD BC-250.

This means more than just reading it btw. You gotta get some of the extra historical context and centuries of theological scholarship if you want to properly understand the text.

The only person here arguing in bad faith is you, and you know it.

Sir, this isn't reddit.

It represented the Air Force well enough that you had actively serving generals occasionally make cameo appearances as themselves. It made the show feel incredibly grounded considering the outlandish nature of it's premise.

A key element of his character was professionalism. Yes, he tended to be fairly sarcastic, but when it came to actually doing his job he behaved and carried himself in the way you would expect a competent officer to. There's a reason the Air Force loved that show.

The problem wasn't that it was darker, the problem was that they tried to use interpersonal conflict as a primary source of drama when one of the main themes of the previous shows had been showing competent professionals working well together.

I highly recommend Selaco.

God this truly was the pinnacle of handguns in 2017.

You can rearrange the letters in "Spiro Agnew" to spell "grow a penis."

I highly recommend it. First season is a bit uneven, but once the show properly settles in it's fucking great.

I'm still incredibly salty about this. Universe was basically just the edgy parody of SG-1 from the episode "200".

People in war zones generally continue to go about their daily lives before. The biggest difference is the constant feelings of anxiety and uncertainty about whether or not this day will be the day that something finally gets them.

SG-1 gave us like 20+ episodes a year for a decade straight. I miss those days.

Got my final army paycheck and it was like 2x what I was hoping for in the best case scenario. That means it's time to take my wife to go pick out a vacuum cleaner.

Really hoping The Pitt will give us the ultimate bit possible: Ortho comes to the ER for a consult and it's straight up a CGI gorilla in a lab coat.

I should try to get my wife to watch Stargate SG-1 (again). SG-1 is good. I miss the days when we had good adventure science fiction media. No one makes that shit anymore.