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[Pavlov]

If it hadn't mattered to you you wouldn't have mentioned it. You could have used a lot of different descriptions, and alot of them would have not shed any light but clearly that one did.


I'll file that one away, you value someones worth based on how popular they are.

You file away opinions of celebrities from people you never met.

[Adam Lambert]

If it hadn't mattered to you you wouldn't have mentioned it. You could have used a lot of different descriptions, and alot of them would have not shed any light but clearly that one did.

I'll file that one away, you value someones worth based on how popular they are.

you go right ahead, you are clearly more passionate about rob schneiders honor than anyone else here.

[sickdsm]

Deflecting the spotlight on you towards a nonissue on me? Not sure i said one positive thing about Rob Scneider, besides he made a lol worthy tweet, I'll throw him under the rug just as easily as i would you.

[Adam Lambert]

Deflecting the spotlight on you towards a nonissue on me? Not sure i said one positive thing about Rob Scneider, besides he made a lol worthy tweet, I'll throw him under the rug just as easily as i would you.

glad thats settled then. i had no idea my one post making fun of rob schneider would generate this much reaction from anyone. can we stop talking about rob schneider now?

[spurraider21]

glad thats settled then. i had no idea my one post making fun of rob schneider would generate this much reaction from anyone. can we stop talking about rob schneider now?

[leemajors]

http://boingboing.net/2017/07/15/ser...-that-guy.html

Donald Trump is running a national-scale voter-suppression effort, billed as a "Voter Fraud Commission," whose first act was to illegally demand that state election officials dox every registered voter by sending their lifelong voter records to the White House.

Not only did the states object to this -- including red states with GOP governors -- but so did many ordinary Americans, who wrote to Trump to tell them that they thought this was a bad idea.

The White House carefully gathered all of those letters from concerned voters, and published them, all 112 pages' worth, without redacting those voters' names, email addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, and places of employment.