Absolutely, it's also completely ridiculous that she seems to recognize that drag can be fun and chill, yet continues to double down on the phobia.
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I love how she said she gets along with everyone and still went on to say that it's "impossible to walk around New York City without running into a mentally ill fa***t." Like, who do you think you're referring to with that statement? Because it seems to me she's referring to the drag queen she "gets along with." At least the hypocrisy remains consistent.
I don't know how obscure this is because it was on the Skate 3 soundtrack. However, I've never met a person that knew the song, and it's not on any music streaming services, so I think it's a little obscure.
I see you picked up on the subtext, don't forget the hand Mario World had in that too (and don't forget to mention the chicken piccata, that's the important part) 😉
The best way is to ask questions about something that the person obviously puts thought into.
"Those shoes are sweet, where did you get them?"
"Gnarly hair dude, who's your stylist?"
"Yo this chicken piccata you made is tubular man."
Be engaged and ask follow up questions, people love talking about themselves. Soon enough you've gotten to know them, and you just say hey and be friendly every interaction after.
going up from -22 to -3.
Honestly Walz getting a bigger poll boost isn't as much of a story when Vance got a slightly smaller boost and is still in the negative.
So are we gonna vote and change that or what?
You know how you can see pinned restaurants with their name and a fork and knife icon? Businesses can pay to show their full logo and get priority in search results/what shows first on the map as you zoom in.
Yes. It's hard to make out the map with all the pinned ads sometimes, and I've had multiple times this year where it has taken me to the wrong place. Every time that happens, I boot up Organic Maps and get right to my destination.
He fucked with Uncle Terry after he'd been drinkin'
Yes, in local elections. No, in national elections. Even if everyone dropped the DNC and voted a third party into the Presidential office, third parties don't just appear as permanent major contenders due to winning one election. Not to mention the congressional support they'd need to pass anything. You sound kinda like me when I was younger, so I really do hope you're trolling so you can avoid the sudden realization of what exactly you're suggesting. Splitting the vote is a real thing that can happen if a majority faction schisms into two minority factions. Unless you're absolutely positive that whatever third party is already going to get more votes than Harris, voting third party is splitting the progressive vote. If you want to establish a third party, go out into your county and campaign for one at a local level. Get a regional voter base and work toward a congressional campaign. Seriously, nobody's stopping you. I would love to see people doing that. But please don't pretend this pipe dream of electing a third party straight to the highest office in the land (with no legislative or judicial support) is the answer to the future.
Yeah, it's fucking awesome! Nothing makes me happier than seeing a AAA studio sink big bucks into a project that was destined to be a dumpster fire, then release it as a timed exclusive loaded with DRM for good measure. I really hate that there are developers falling victim to the overall shittiness of the games industry, but I don't know how else studios are supposed to learn that people want to buy games, not lease online storefronts. On that note, anyone have any good indie recommendations?