Dagwood222

There's an urban legend in New York City.

One day, a patrol car in the Bronx finds a headless body laying in the street. The victim's hands, feet, and skin was removed. There's a massive response to find the deranged killer. Everything gets called off in a few hours, after the coroner realizes that it's the body of a gorilla.

There was a hot dog factory in the area.

So, it wasn't a massacre?

Because when I asked what your big wins were, you named two massacres.

You didn't say your ideas failed, you said that massacres were fine with you.

When you see those Veterans' Day parades and a tiny number of WW2 and Korea vets marching...

So, the genocide of the Kurds is fine?

https://www.wired.com/video/watch/design-fx-inside-orphan-black-s-amazing-visual-effects

If you haven't seen it, "Orphan Black" is a BBC show about a group of clones being hunted down by their creators.

One actress played about 20 different roles in the series; and there were a few scenes where all the clones were in the same room together.

Great show and a masterclass in acting.

Turn it around.

The Dems lost twice and what great rewards did you get?

You remind me of the MAGoos who only quote Martin's line about judging people on the character and not the color of their skin. Using that letter ignores the fact that the letter was written before the Liberals passed the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Harris lost and Trump is getting ready to nuke Gaza. Maybe it's time for you to reassess your plans.

There really is no such thing as 'The USA.'

I live in New York City and what's cool here will get you arrested in other places.

Some towns are fine with you having a rifle on open display. Some towns are fine with you smoking pot on the street.

5 million is a small minority in a country of 300 million.

5 million votes means a lot when it's a close election.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

ass the /s, it's 2024.

I remember a kids' book written around 1965. The 12 year old hero travels from his home in Harlem to Penn Station by subway, buys a train ticket to Washington, and goes to the Lincoln Memorial unaccompanied.