Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Thu May 25, 2017 7:09 pm
Alpha
He is finally being recognized as the most important person in the world. He'll be goddamned if he lets some putz from bumfuck Africa get in front of him.dimejinky99 wrote:When biggest cock in the room means something else

I have 5 or 6 bloom county comic compilations from the daily strips. i fucking love themdoug rr wrote:bloom county was so good
Far Side, Bloom County et al, and Calvin & Hobbes were the holy trinity of comic strips that our entire family would read every day. Nowadays the comic section is a flaming bag of shit.malice wrote:I have 5 or 6 bloom county comic compilations from the daily strips. i fucking love themdoug rr wrote:bloom county was so good
pretty much true. the only 2 i read daily is dilbert and get fuzzyGreen Habit wrote:Far Side, Bloom County et al, and Calvin & Hobbes were the holy trinity of comic strips that our entire family would read every day. Nowadays the comic section is a flaming bag of shit.malice wrote:I have 5 or 6 bloom county comic compilations from the daily strips. i fucking love themdoug rr wrote:bloom county was so good
Dilbert started off interesting but I felt it jumped the shark quickly. Looks like Get Fuzzy started right when I arrived to college, which is about the same time I gave up on the comic section in general.doug rr wrote:pretty much true. the only 2 i read daily is dilbert and get fuzzyGreen Habit wrote:Far Side, Bloom County et al, and Calvin & Hobbes were the holy trinity of comic strips that our entire family would read every day. Nowadays the comic section is a flaming bag of shit.malice wrote:I have 5 or 6 bloom county comic compilations from the daily strips. i fucking love themdoug rr wrote:bloom county was so good
yeah, those were all the best ones, and doonsberry. and peanuts too, really. man i camt remember the last time I read a newspaperGreen Habit wrote:Far Side, Bloom County et al, and Calvin & Hobbes were the holy trinity of comic strips that our entire family would read every day. Nowadays the comic section is a flaming bag of shit.malice wrote:I have 5 or 6 bloom county comic compilations from the daily strips. i fucking love themdoug rr wrote:bloom county was so good
You read one written by an insane person and the other is by a guy who has such a problem hitting deadlines that I'm surprised they even let him continue publishing. I gave up on Dilbert during this election cycle - I won't be party to that and give him any clicks at all - and Get Fuzzy was on repeats for far too long.doug rr wrote:pretty much true. the only 2 i read daily is dilbert and get fuzzyGreen Habit wrote:Far Side, Bloom County et al, and Calvin & Hobbes were the holy trinity of comic strips that our entire family would read every day. Nowadays the comic section is a flaming bag of shit.malice wrote:I have 5 or 6 bloom county comic compilations from the daily strips. i fucking love themdoug rr wrote:bloom county was so good
I read stuff from what we still call newspapers all the time on the internet, but I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've held a physical newspaper since leaving college.malice wrote:yeah, those were all the best ones, and doonsberry. and peanuts too, really. man i camt remember the last time I read a newspaper
unfortunately, the intelligence level of writing in the local papers are about on par with the portion of the country that elected trump. I can't see much point in reading them.Green Habit wrote:I read stuff from what we still call newspapers all the time on the internet, but I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've held a physical newspaper since leaving college.malice wrote:yeah, those were all the best ones, and doonsberry. and peanuts too, really. man i camt remember the last time I read a newspaper
Depends on the paper and what they're writing about. Some things they're terrible about, but other things they can be quite good at. I think they're miles better than local TV news.malice wrote:unfortunately, the intelligence level of writing in the local papers are about on par with the portion of the country that elected trump. I can't see much point in reading them.Green Habit wrote:I read stuff from what we still call newspapers all the time on the internet, but I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've held a physical newspaper since leaving college.malice wrote:yeah, those were all the best ones, and doonsberry. and peanuts too, really. man i camt remember the last time I read a newspaper
do you want me to shut down the police chase thread?cutuphalfdead wrote:local tv news barely qualifies as news
absolutely not, those chases are the greatest service they providedoug rr wrote:do you want me to shut down the police chase thread?cutuphalfdead wrote:local tv news barely qualifies as news