Good job, brother.It's just your typical American entree with more food than any one person needs at a single sitting. So yeah, a pretty large portion I guess.
Good job, brother.It's just your typical American entree with more food than any one person needs at a single sitting. So yeah, a pretty large portion I guess.
This may be a bit naive, but one would think if a crash were imminent a very drastic spending cut could avert it. All those 800 or however many bases in all corners of the world. All that money given to various foreign regimes, Ukraine, Israel and surely many more. That would surely re-balance it. Probably TPTB know they can still afford the luxury of all of that for a little while longer.So my question is, when will all this end? What is the date and time of America's imminent "collapse" that I've been hearing about for 40 years?
My hypothesis is that an American collapse is not forthcoming. When I look at my own personal anecdotal trajectory through American space and time (i.e. history) very little has changed. Things have always been good, I've just mistakenly perceived them as being bad (due to depression, bad relationships, negativity, alcohol use, etc.).
Ha! Aren't you under 20? When you refer to the time gorillions of years ago when you were a kid, that was 10 years ago, maybe 12?Checked up on an old youtuber I used to watch gorillions of years ago as a kid. Sorting by recent uploads.
I was shocked by the extremely high pitched tranny voice, then an animated 3D avatar of an anime woman came up on screen.
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The world we were born in no longer exists.
I had a dream where I went camping in Norway with the actor Josh Brolin. Tremendously strange, it was so vivid and so nonsensical. We shared a huge big blue duvet under a tarp lean-to and watched the snow fall on the mountainside while drinking tea and having a conversation I don’t remember.
I rarely remember dreams, but this one was so bizarre. I haven’t seen a movie with him in it for years, or even thought about him
Well, I feel that 50 years is cheating. Dying to polio at the age of 5 is gone, despite vaccines for it still being shilled here. Just living in the era where the Berlin wall fell is impressive in itself. My father always tells me when driving through my home town: "You know that borough? When I was a kid, that was just woods and trees."Ha! Aren't you under 20? When you refer to the time gorillions of years ago when you were a kid, that was 10 years ago, maybe 12?
I know the perspective is different when you are young, but it's funny how I took it. It sounded to me like to were referring to a time 50 years ago. The world of that time is definitely gone.
The sad thing is that the world of even 10 years ago is completely gone.
Hispanics call me boss, Indians call me sir, and my mother calls me on Sundays. It's all very nice.They were out of raisins at Whole Foods. One of the employees checked the backroom stock, but they were completely out. He apologized and called me "boss" at least twice. I didn't mind. It reminded me of an old thread on RVF.
Genuinely curious, is this really so strange? Maybe he grew up around there and something or someone he's attached to is there, so he stays. Surely Brasil isn't all bad, right? I have some family from there and while they definitely prefer being here in the States, they do genuinely miss it. Am I missing something here?Dumbfoundedness ensues as my father tries to comprehend why this guy has Italian citizenship on a silver platter, and even visited Spain and Italy to see his family members, yet chooses to spend his days on a dark drug store in night shift, on BRAZIL.
When someone calls me that, it always reminds me of that movie Cool Hand Luke where all the prisoners called the head guy, "boss."They were out of raisins at Whole Foods. One of the employees checked the backroom stock, but they were completely out. He apologized and called me "boss" at least twice. I didn't mind. It reminded me of an old thread on RVF.
It isn't so much as Brazil being the worst place on earth, but that he barely tried to get the citizenship. Dual citizenship is probably better than only one. Night shift at a drug store is also not the best paying job here, added with the fact the streets of said drug stores tend to be absurdly dark.Genuinely curious, is this really so strange? Maybe he grew up around there and something or someone he's attached to is there, so he stays. Surely Brasil isn't all bad, right? I have some family from there and while they definitely prefer being here in the States, they do genuinely miss it. Am I missing something here?