Let's Jam this Bog with Roasts

[Damage Jackal]

Originally Posted by Happyjuice

http://www.9news.com.au/world/2016/0...ng-nazi-salute

haha the best thing about that is the attribution

[Bravoie]

[Tuna Hematoma]

http://www.oldmapsonline.org/

[Slime]

Forty-eight percent of gamers (reported playing video games at least three to four hours per week) identified themselves as conservatives and 38 percent as liberals; among political parties, 38 percent said they align with Democrats, 38 percent with Republicans/Tea Party, and 24 percent label themselves as independents.

[Dungeon Snake]

Originally Posted by Bravoie

L O L O L

[Bobby Swisha]

Originally Posted by Bravoie

[Izak MD]

Originally Posted by Bravoie

oh wow

thank you for this video

you can probably do a whole buncha weird editing things with all these videos from these people

[Qaz]

I give it a month before they switch back to their great, iconic logo and ditch this horrendous, surely this is an april fools joke logo.

[Dungeon Snake]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifes...f12_story.html
interesting read about how the white house was able to very easily lead the press around by the nose when it came to the iran deal (and presumably many other issues)

“All these newspapers used to have foreign bureaus,” he said. “Now they don’t. They call us to explain to them what’s happening in Moscow and Cairo. Most of the outlets are reporting on world events from Washington. The average reporter we talk to is 27 years old, and their only reporting experience consists of being around political campaigns. That’s a sea change. They literally know nothing.”


Rhodes set up a team of staffers who were focused on promoting the deal, which apparently included the feeding of talking points at useful times in the news cycle to foreign policy experts who were favorably disposed toward it. “We created an echo chamber,” he told the magazine. “They [the seemingly independent experts] were saying things that validated what we had given them to say.”

[Tuna Hematoma]

https://www.scribd.com/doc/229667084...-Alfred-Taylor

[Dungeon Snake]

you know i've listened to that audio before and as much as i loathe hillary clinton and think she's a despicable person, i dont find those tapes particularly compelling. like yeah it's tasteless that she's laughing about this case but that's just how lawyers are, the recording is years after the fact and she probably has heard enough about it now that it no longer horrifies her. of course to somebody new to the case it's shocking but it wouldn't be to somebody who spent many hours on end researching and arguing and talking about it. also the argument that she doesn't care about women because she took this case is asinine. she was ordered by a judge to defend this guy, and that's what lawyers do. it would have been illegal for her to do anything other than defend him to the best of her ability. so tacky and distasteful? yes. horrible wrongdoing? no not really

[John Coffee]

probably one of the most baffling and tragic deaths i've ever heard of. this guy i went to high school with was murdered in the middle of a Kmart by loss prevention officers. if you've ever been inside one of these stores you know they're basically small, 3rd world countries so i guess it doesn't surprise me too much that something like this could happen, but i mean just... goddamn. what a shitty way to die.

[Slime]

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[Tuna Hematoma]

Snake and Lohr think lawyers getting child rapists off from jail is okay.

[Slime]

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[Tuna Hematoma]

Loafing Lohr at it again! #Trump2016

[Dungeon Snake]

Originally Posted by Tuna Hematoma

The best part of hockey is when they show a closeup of the coaches!

those boobs!!

[Samurai Clinton]

The horse's thingy scene still makes me LAUGH to this day!

[French Fry]

we watched dr. strangelove for english class today
i can see why its one of the best movies ever made

[Dungeon Snake]

does anybody else constantly forget what year it is, and also how old they are?

or do i just have terrible brain damage or something

if you asked me what year it is my immediate response is always "uh like probably 2004 or 2007 or something". same with my age, i always assume i'm like 25 or so. my buddy actually had to correct me the other day because i was like pretty damn sure i was 26 (i'm 27). anybody else have a totally fucked up internal calendar?

[Slime]

sometimes i think i'm like 1 year younger, but not now that i've hit 30. it'll happen again until i'm 40 though.

year i never forget really, its written in too many places

[Skittlebrau]

I have frequently answered that question with "25ish", because my exact age hasn't come up in conversation as much since 22.

[BjergClimber]

https://i.imgur.com/wUFxxSt.gifv

[Happyjuice]

Originally Posted by Dungeon Snake

does anybody else constantly forget what year it is, and also how old they are?

or do i just have terrible brain damage or something

if you asked me what year it is my immediate response is always "uh like probably 2004 or 2007 or something". same with my age, i always assume i'm like 25 or so. my buddy actually had to correct me the other day because i was like pretty damn sure i was 26 (i'm 27). anybody else have a totally fucked up internal calendar?

I may get the year wrong but never that far off, maybe like 2013-2014.




Also, I'm pretty sure this is a natural human instinct to make us feel younger and more youthfuls.

[Air Rick]

Originally Posted by Lohr

Charlie...

Ohhh Charlie......

Charlie...

Don'tBeLate


seriously, thank you. these are so much fun.