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I noticed this cringe worthy meme on some idiot's page today.

Charlene comments on Jul 10, 2019:

Photoshopped....

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

Barkeep! Whatever she's drinking, it's on me.

Trump wins dismissal of emoluments court case that challenged legality of payments to his hotels by ...

bobwjr comments on Jul 10, 2019:

Well lets see what happens

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

As if we had a choice.

que·nelle /kəˈnel/ Learn to pronounce noun noun: quenelle; plural noun: quenelles a small ...

Marionville comments on Jul 10, 2019:

I know this one from travelling in France.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

. . . and you left me **here**? You've taken my cold black heart and stomped that sucker flat.

Wall is good...

Mofo1953 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Those dumb retards, the great wall of China didn't work, built to defend from the northern hordes, guess who Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan, who invaded and became emperors of China came from?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

@Mofo1953 At first, it worked. Later, it didn't work. The Mongolians outsmarted the wall. Progress! There's no stopping it.

vug noun \ ˈvəg \ Definition of vug : a small unfilled cavity in a lode or in rock Other ...

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jul 9, 2019:

Awful defination. Where'd 'ya get it? Geode is a common example of a vug. The "cavity" can be filled with crystals. ". . . . akin Old Corn voogo cave"? Lord, love a duck, that made my Google blow a gasket. Same story for Late corn vooga cave and googoo sea cave . . . . Google does ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

@itsmedammit Thanks. I still have my Funk & Wagnalls dictionary. Now what the tarnation is a Late corn vooga cave and googoo sea cave?

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Cutiebeauty comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Calling admin a retard isn't a good idea🙃🤥

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

@FrayedBear >I don't know where you are getting your information. I cite sources. Last time I cited the web site for the People's Pharmacy which explains although diabetes **could** be cured it's more profitable to treat it. What you appear not to know is diabetes *generally* run in families. When I was knee high to a grasshopper, I knew why my grandfather was using insulin, testing his pee for sugar **and** always had mints in his pockets for an insulin overdose. Once the family knows diabetes runs in families, they become extremely aware of the risks (which you've already mentioned) and especially the symptoms (i.e. extreme thirst and a craving for sweets). You haven't been too swift about listing the early symptoms. Therefore the people **most likely** to know too much about diabetes are the unlucky suckers most likely to get it because it runs in families. The families hammer basic diabetes education into the hard skulls of their offspring from year one. Don't know about your country, but here once a person has been diagnosed with diabetes they're hustled off to a diabetes educator. I had to hustle Petunia off to a diabetes educator to explain why feeding me processed white starch foods and sweets was a bad idea. When she was diagnosed with it, her A1C registered nine -- a point slightly lower that syrup in her veins. Here in gringo land, we've pretty much heard too much about diabetes because it common here. The fun chunky monkeys swap horror tales of who has the most sugar in their system.

brogue /brōɡ/ Learn to pronounce noun plural noun: brogues a strong outdoor shoe with ...

Marionville comments on Jul 10, 2019:

I also means speaking English with an accent..especially Irish or Scots. Probably from the Gaelic “barrog “ tongue.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

The Cambridge Dictionary agrees with you. It says: noun [ C usually sing ] us /broʊɡ/ an Irish or Scottish way of speaking English:

When a Trumpanzee tells you... You say back...

Our_existence comments on Jul 10, 2019:

I just can't fathom the fascination with the flag of Insurrection. I mean, to keep human beings as slaves?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

>I just can't fathom the fascination with the flag of Insurrection. You mean the flag of the United States? They successfully overthrew British. Most of founding fathers -- including George Washington -- were slave owners. Should we take the picture of General George off US currency?

When a Trumpanzee tells you... You say back...

Our_existence comments on Jul 10, 2019:

I just can't fathom the fascination with the flag of Insurrection. I mean, to keep human beings as slaves?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 10, 2019:

Shall we review **all** of history listing the extensive use of slavery over the decades in all the counties that tolerate and encouraged its spread?

We are all faced with problems.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

> . . . and cooked myself a good English breakfast, fried eggs, bacon, tomatoes and lots of toast and honey. After spending too much time on a message base dominated by Brits that loved to bicker about what a full English breakfast includes, now I sort of know what it means. It means you got...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@Fretherne1 You've had a fair sampling.

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Cutiebeauty comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Calling admin a retard isn't a good idea🙃🤥

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@FrayedBear Type three occurs in pregnancy and for **most** women goes away after giving birth. It ought to be spotted by women who see their doctor during pregnancy, assuming they're seeing a **good** doctor. I've seen some quacks. We got nothing to worry about with gestational diabetes except for losing our loved ones. You could listen to last Sunday's podcast I referred to on https://tunein.com/podcasts/Health/Peoples-Pharmacy-p963/ It's show 114, How Health Care Became Big Business. It explains why it's more profitable to treat disease than cure it.

Last night I went to listen to some live music and dance for a couple of hours.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

>I always drive with my light on, day or night. One way to burn out your head lights early. When you replace them, get the flame thrower headlights. At night, when I blink my brights to get an on coming car to turn off their brights I always regret not buying the flame throwers. They're sort of ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@Stephanie99 Some motorcycles headlights come on when the engine starts. It maybe in response to the most common reason given for motorcycle/car accidents "I didn't see him coming." I used to know a tow truck drive who went insane covering every inch of his tow truck with parking lights so they'd see him coming.

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Cutiebeauty comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Calling admin a retard isn't a good idea🙃🤥

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@bingst > My other suspicion is that they learned the lessons of loss in income with the polio vaccine. That's one of the things I got out of last Sunday's People's Pharmacy radio broadcast. If the vaccine wasn't released without a fee, we'd have a wealth of designer iron longs with Ipads.

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Cutiebeauty comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Calling admin a retard isn't a good idea🙃🤥

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@FrayedBear how many know that there are 4 types? Most people are happy to know the **common** types (one and two) and to know what diabetes does. Most people don't need a library on the subject but I'm sure **somebody** has a library on the subject. BTW, we should swap some tales about cutiebeauty in the e-mails. After she had her baby, I haven't heard any more about it. Normally recent mothers can't shut up about their newborn.

Don't normally get involved in pop culture, but I do like Bill Nye.

GEGR comments on Jul 9, 2019:

Really . Stop making Stupid People and Losers FAMOUS .

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

Some of us learn by looking at the **bad** examples.

Wall is good...

Mofo1953 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Those dumb retards, the great wall of China didn't work, built to defend from the northern hordes, guess who Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan, who invaded and became emperors of China came from?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

>the great wall of China didn't work, built to defend from the northern hordes, At first it worked. The gig was the moguls traveled with herds of cattle. Lifting a herd of cattle over a wall would make me want to turn around and go back to Mongolia. Maybe come back with some wall smashing artillery next time. The only way to get a wall to **work** is to staff it with troops for the length of the wall. Most illegals are here because their visas ran out and they didn't return.

Such a nice video... [youtu.be]

davers comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Weird as fuck, but still a great video. However, that bloody music will be in my head forever!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@Lizard_of_Ahaz . . . . some dimwit blocked me for posting this due to her . . . . I wonder if it's same genius who chunked me off her message board by explaining that to the Wicca community "witch" does not mean "bitch."

Trump says US 'will no longer deal with' UK Ambassador after leaked memos Marc Rod Published 3 ...

Charlene comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Fuck him..

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

Use your own penis.

fu·nic·u·lar /fyo͞oˈnikyələr/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1.

vertrauen comments on Jul 9, 2019:

Typo: surely the final letter ought to be an R, not a T Good word, though

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

>Good word, though Why only yesterday, I was telling Donna I'd be catching the 5:15 funicular on Look Out! Mountain. [Apologies to those who never heard of a mountain in Knoxville, Tennessee, called Lookout Mountain]. Yea, one of those words in high demand

In case you didn't notice, Trump's idiot history speech, he talked about Tripoli but he left the ...

bobwjr comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Cool love military history

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 9, 2019:

@MikeFlora "Jarheads" is a slang term for Marines that was coined by sailors. . . . Now sailors call them "sea going bell hops."

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Cutiebeauty comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Calling admin a retard isn't a good idea🙃🤥

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear >How many do you have to tap on the shoulder before you encounter a psychopath or sociopath? Around here? About ten people or less, some of who rise to corporate leadership easily.

You just won two all-expense paid 1 week trips to anywhere on earth more than 50 miles from home.

BudFrank comments on Jun 30, 2019:

Never been: Brazil. Never been anywhere in South America. That sounds as good as anywhere Didn’t particularly enjoy: Australia. Short business trip. No feel for the country.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear >How is the stomach cleaned to produce tripe? And pig's feet to produce trotters? I'd have to ask the local butcher who slaughters pigs. He wouldn't sell me pig's brains because he said they blow their brains out with a gun.

Kriol - an Australian language made up from Pidgin English, Chinese and Aboriginal languages.

Marionville comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Interesting! Can see the similarity in the name to that of creole. Nice to get the full explanation of both Kriol and Creole, which I already knew was a blending of indigenous language with those of colonisers.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear >Is there a French/Hindu creole? Yes. Small island off the east coast of Africa. What impressed me was when right off the dock was the first thing was the hawkers want to sell me sunglasses and second was black tar opium. Their customs was so lax if you walk off the gang plank, you were okay with them. A standard joke on the island is a sugar scoop is the standard measurement for cocaine. That was a few decades ago. When I got back to the boat, there were tales of my shipmates grabbing whores with open wounds from sexually transmitted diseases. Visiting the third world will tell you how good you got it. My eyes still water up when I hear the phrase "paved road." One of things that got to me was watching most of the town pounding their clothing with a rock in a stream while I leaned against a bridge railing. One of my shipmates was a voracious reader of Sci-fi. When he got ashore, the first thing he wanted to see was a book store. People kept asking him "There's stores that **sell books**?"

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sweetcharlotte comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Great video everyone should see. I had Type 2 for 10 years. It's back to normal now.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear For many people with type two the "cure" means losing weight and keeping it off.

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Cutiebeauty comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Calling admin a retard isn't a good idea🙃🤥

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear Let's be a tad honest here. Most literate people know what type one diabetes is. Knowing about it in **full detail** not so much. The lessor known thing is how often doctors fail to test or misdiagnose it. I was listening to a TED talk on the People's Pharmacy this weekend where they explained why it was more profitable to treat a disease than to cure it. That's why they haven't funded more research in curing diabetes. Now if you want to talk about something that's jaw dropping . . . . .

Logorrhea - log-uh-RI-uh: Noun, An excessive flow of words.

Marionville comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Verbal diarrhoea in other words!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@Marionville > What a great job title! Until they looked up what it meant.

You just won two all-expense paid 1 week trips to anywhere on earth more than 50 miles from home.

BudFrank comments on Jun 30, 2019:

Never been: Brazil. Never been anywhere in South America. That sounds as good as anywhere Didn’t particularly enjoy: Australia. Short business trip. No feel for the country.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear Whether the taste of bleach remains after rinsing I do not know. If one had to go to those extremes of disinfecting and repeatedly rinsing out the disinfectant, the labor cost would make it expensive for a sweet bread and terrible tasting stuff. Here in the states, many types of sweet breads are difficult to find on the meat aisle. **Fresh** sweet breads doubly so.

George will have to buy an extra seat for that one.

EMC2 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

The horse is kept in a stable that only a genius could have designed, Ergo the history of the world's best stable genius.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@19dacar52 He'll want a shovel (see twitter) to shovel the horse shit out. This allegory is getting too complex.

Kriol - an Australian language made up from Pidgin English, Chinese and Aboriginal languages.

Marionville comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Interesting! Can see the similarity in the name to that of creole. Nice to get the full explanation of both Kriol and Creole, which I already knew was a blending of indigenous language with those of colonisers.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear From your cited source: "Well, Kriol is (not surprisingly) a creole language." It goes on to say it's a specific creole language used by Aussies. When you have different linguistic communities merging together, they wind up with a creole language almost nobody else uses. I can't take in language courses in French/Hindu creole.

Now trump is calling fox news fake news? [yahoo.com]

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

"However, Trump also has a warm relationship with many of the network’s opinion hosts, especially Sean Hannity, who took the stage with the president at a campaign event last year despite claiming beforehand he was only there to cover it. “By the way, all those people in the back are fake ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@Diogenes It appears they didn't think out the 25th amendment. It covers removing the president because they're not fit for the office, including problems with mental and emotional competency. If it ever settles in for Congress, they need to re-write the Constitution allowing a president to be removed from office by the much quicker process of a vote of no confidence. I'm looking for a presidential candidate for the office that includes the no confidence re-write in his/her/its promises.

You just won two all-expense paid 1 week trips to anywhere on earth more than 50 miles from home.

BudFrank comments on Jun 30, 2019:

Never been: Brazil. Never been anywhere in South America. That sounds as good as anywhere Didn’t particularly enjoy: Australia. Short business trip. No feel for the country.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear Never had haggis. It's illegal here because butchers can't drain all the fluids out a lungs including sheep snot. Additionally, the normal place to find anthrax is around the leaves of grass. If it builds up in their lungs . . . . . > The US military policy on attending your child's birth is if you laid the keel, you don't have to be there for the launching of the ship. Heartless bastards.

Last night I went to listen to some live music and dance for a couple of hours.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jul 8, 2019:

>I always drive with my light on, day or night. One way to burn out your head lights early. When you replace them, get the flame thrower headlights. At night, when I blink my brights to get an on coming car to turn off their brights I always regret not buying the flame throwers. They're sort of ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@dkp93 I've got a 16 year old car for sale. It's never had its headlights replaced. It was tempting because the headlights lens are fogged over from plowing through 188,000 miles of atmosphere.

Logorrhea - log-uh-RI-uh: Noun, An excessive flow of words.

Marionville comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Verbal diarrhoea in other words!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

When I scored my first professional job, the managing editor said the role of a newspaper was to fill in all the details people missed on broadcast news. Therefore I tried to get as much details as I could while working for the paper.

Bumper stickers.

ownworstenemy comments on Jul 7, 2019:

Describe your neighborhood in 9 signs.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

1) Litter frequently for future archeologists. 2) Repent! 3) Need VA help? Call. . . . 4) We're hiring shits for shit jobs. (Part time, minimum wage, no benefits). 5) Church of the Living Word. 6) Church of the Whole Gospel. 7) Church of God. 8) Go Cats! (Clemson Tigers, Seneca High School Wildcats, etc.) 9) We buy gold.

In case you didn't notice, Trump's idiot history speech, he talked about Tripoli but he left the ...

bobwjr comments on Jul 8, 2019:

Cool love military history

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@MikeFlora Now if'n you would only explain where the term "jar head" came from. That was a good explanation about leather necks. I never looked into it. I used to claim the marines were shocked to learn what that word "expendable" meant. First on the beach, first to die. QED, they're the shock troops. They're shocked to learn what that word "expendable" means.

You just won two all-expense paid 1 week trips to anywhere on earth more than 50 miles from home.

BudFrank comments on Jun 30, 2019:

Never been: Brazil. Never been anywhere in South America. That sounds as good as anywhere Didn’t particularly enjoy: Australia. Short business trip. No feel for the country.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jul 8, 2019:

@FrayedBear What used to get to me is how many times I'd hear ship mates growl about how much they hated the navy and then sign up for another six years. I signed up for three years, the shortest hitch they had. I was attracted to their intense technical training. Those who weren't scholarly find themselves with the rank of IBM (Instant Boson's Mate or deck ape, chipping paint and cleaning floors) when they flunk out of technical training. About 90% of my classmates in advanced electronics became IBM deck apes. I was pissed they didn't train me in **digital** electronics. They were strong on vacuum tube electronics. The military is a high stress career that results in more divorces than any other occupation. They have a high alcoholism rate. Once they're located to where there is shooting involved, there's serious psychological problems that develop. Luckily, I didn't get assigned any combat locations. I met one old salt loved to talk about the navy's promise to show them the world. "Guess what," he confessed, "the world is three quarters water. You wouldn't believe how much water. Whoa, have I seen a lot of water. You wouldn't believe how much water . . . . "

You just won two all-expense paid 1 week trips to anywhere on earth more than 50 miles from home.

BudFrank comments on Jun 30, 2019:

Never been: Brazil. Never been anywhere in South America. That sounds as good as anywhere Didn’t particularly enjoy: Australia. Short business trip. No feel for the country.