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tigermilk
Jan 6, 18 5:02
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I personally think the guy is a moron, but I do admit to laughing at his tweets. Just think how boring the last year would have been if Hilary was elected.

Thanks Don for starting my Saturday off with a chuckle.

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Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart. Crooked Hillary Clinton also played these cards very hard and, as everyone knows, went down in flames. I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star to President of the United States (on my first try). I think that would qualify as not smart, but genius....and a very stable genius at that

And I do hope that he follows through with this one as it could be quite entertaining

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I will be announcing THE MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS OF THE YEAR on Monday at 5:00 o’clock. Subjects will cover Dishonesty & Bad Reporting in various categories from the Fake News Media. Stay tuned!
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FishyJoe
Jan 6, 18 7:15
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I will give the top ball washer award to the first person who believes this is a sign of a stable genius. I mean a very stable genius. Or smart. Or stable.
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Skipjack
Jan 6, 18 7:35
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It's been my experience that people who have to announce things like they are "smart" or "stable" only do so because most of us are not smart and need to be reminded.

It's really just a caring move by our leader to ensure us dummies don't fall too far behind. Anyhow back to my 80oz soda and baitin.
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Rick_pcfl
Jan 6, 18 7:45
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FishyJoe wrote:
I will give the top ball washer award to the first person who believes this is a sign of a stable genius. I mean a very stable genius. Or smart. Or stable.

Can there be any doubt? He is definitely the stableist and geniusist of any president we've had this year.

When people feel the need to tell you that they are stable and a genius - it is typically because they doubt it and are trying to reassure themselves as well as us.
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CaptainCanada
Jan 6, 18 7:58
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FishyJoe wrote:
I will give the top ball washer award to the first person who believes this is a sign of a stable genius. I mean a very stable genius. Or smart. Or stable.

I know I am unlikely to get a ballwasher award given my posting history, but I would like to give props to the Pumpkin Pol Pot for his Steve Bannon nickname.

"Sloppy Steve" really is genius
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TomkR
Jan 6, 18 8:03
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Did he ever give out those MDCMA’s? People want to know!!!
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Re: Presidential comic relief [tigermilk] [ In reply to ]
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iBot
Jan 6, 18 8:10
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Well, there are many kinds of genius. He is definitely a genius at something. His genius is self aggrandizement.
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Kay Serrar
Jan 6, 18 8:24
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It's bad enough for people to use the word "like" superfluously in speech, but to write it is quite pathetic. The man is unhinged.

By the way, did anyone watch the CNN special Russia-Trump report last night. There are so many links between Russians and the Trump organization dating all the way back to his recovery from his 1991 bankruptcy, to financing his projects, to his efforts to get a Trump tower built in Moscow, to the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in Moscow, to everything that went on during 2016 with the Russians helping to get "dirt" on Clinton. If anyone watched that report with an open mind I think they would be hard pressed to say the Russia investigation is a witch hunt.

The whole Comey firing seems to have been one of Trump's biggest mistakes. And the fact that Session's aid was seeking dirt on Comey is also staggering. This would be bad in any situation, but for that to be going on after Sessions had recused himself, makes it that much worse.
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MidwestRoadie
Jan 6, 18 19:12
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Yeah, but this is different. After all, he’s not just smart but “like, very smart.”


Skipjack wrote:
It's been my experience that people who have to announce things like they are "smart" or "stable" only do so because most of us are not smart and need to be reminded.

It's really just a caring move by our leader to ensure us dummies don't fall too far behind. Anyhow back to my 80oz soda and baitin.
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Skipjack
Jan 8, 18 16:03
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MidwestRoadie wrote:
Yeah, but this is different. After all, he’s not just smart but “like, very smart.”

See...evidently I'm one of these not smart people that need his leadership and reassurance that he's like very smart..or maybe I'm just not baitin enough...

...nah..that's not it.


Skipjack wrote:
It's been my experience that people who have to announce things like they are "smart" or "stable" only do so because most of us are not smart and need to be reminded.

It's really just a caring move by our leader to ensure us dummies don't fall too far behind. Anyhow back to my 80oz soda and baitin.
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racin_rusty
Jan 8, 18 16:45
Post #11 of 17 (2282 views)
tigermilk wrote:
I personally think the guy is a moron, but I do admit to laughing at his tweets. Just think how boring the last year would have been if Hilary was elected.

Thanks Don for starting my Saturday off with a chuckle.

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Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart. Crooked Hillary Clinton also played these cards very hard and, as everyone knows, went down in flames. I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star to President of the United States (on my first try). I think that would qualify as not smart, but genius....and a very stable genius at that


And I do hope that he follows through with this one as it could be quite entertaining

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I will be announcing THE MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS OF THE YEAR on Monday at 5:00 o’clock. Subjects will cover Dishonesty & Bad Reporting in various categories from the Fake News Media. Stay tuned!

Uhm, no just no. Instead of tweets of stupidity you'd be dealing with acts of criminality... Which do you prefer?
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cerveloguy
Jan 8, 18 16:48
Post #12 of 17 (2276 views)
tigermilk wrote:
I personally think the guy is a moron, but I do admit to laughing at his tweets. Just think how boring the last year would have been if Hilary was elected.

Thanks Don for starting my Saturday off with a chuckle.

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Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart. Crooked Hillary Clinton also played these cards very hard and, as everyone knows, went down in flames. I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star to President of the United States (on my first try). I think that would qualify as not smart, but genius....and a very stable genius at that


And I do hope that he follows through with this one as it could be quite entertaining

Quote:
I will be announcing THE MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS OF THE YEAR on Monday at 5:00 o’clock. Subjects will cover Dishonesty & Bad Reporting in various categories from the Fake News Media. Stay tuned!

I laughed my ass off when he tweeted calling himself "stable" and "genius" in the same sentence and did with with a straight face.
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sslothrop
Jan 8, 18 17:51
Post #13 of 17 (2243 views)
Kay Serrar wrote:
It's bad enough for people to use the word "like" superfluously in speech, but to write it is quite pathetic. The man is unhinged.

By the way, did anyone watch the CNN special Russia-Trump report last night. There are so many links between Russians and the Trump organization dating all the way back to his recovery from his 1991 bankruptcy, to financing his projects, to his efforts to get a Trump tower built in Moscow, to the 2013 Miss Universe pageant in Moscow, to everything that went on during 2016 with the Russians helping to get "dirt" on Clinton. If anyone watched that report with an open mind I think they would be hard pressed to say the Russia investigation is a witch hunt.

The whole Comey firing seems to have been one of Trump's biggest mistakes. And the fact that Session's aid was seeking dirt on Comey is also staggering. This would be bad in any situation, but for that to be going on after Sessions had recused himself, makes it that much worse.

Good luck with that.
“Read the transcript.”
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Francois
Jan 9, 18 7:37
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rick_pcfl wrote:
FishyJoe wrote:
I will give the top ball washer award to the first person who believes this is a sign of a stable genius. I mean a very stable genius. Or smart. Or stable.


Can there be any doubt? He is definitely the stableist and geniusist of any president we've had this year.

When people feel the need to tell you that they are stable and a genius - it is typically because they doubt it and are trying to reassure themselves as well as us.

I'm going to drink more covfefe. Maybe I'll become a stable genius too.
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eb
Jan 9, 18 9:53
Post #15 of 17 (1988 views)
Francois wrote:
I'm going to drink more covfefe. Maybe I'll become a stable genius too.

Here's what a real stable genius looks like:

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windschatten
Jul 12, 18 15:31
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tyrod1
Jul 12, 18 17:10
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At least he is smarter than Louie goehmert
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