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Hayduke1

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  1. Should be near 100 million by election day.
  2. Nice pic. I have Kaiser, so I got a newer nasal swab exam that didn't have to be jammed up that far.
  3. Typical cultist. He will believe anything to support Dear Leader. Trumptards are a penny a dozen.
  4. Whatever, Trumptard
  5. F#ck off, gooneytunes. That nut job believes every QAnon theory that finds its way online. You do also. I'm pretty sure it must be that way as obsessed as he is with soon to be VP Harris. Besides, you're a POS that will never be put in a position of authority and trust. Because of your temper, fat boy. I'll just await the inevitable "You are a faggot" response from one of your circle jerk pals. They are so clever. LMFAO.
  6. Mr. Frigid Sue, maybe that is how long your spouse has been "heels up" and you have tolerated it. Most men would not consider it a short amount of time. Give yourself a big pat on the back. Good for you, you crazy diamond! But, if she is gone, this might help you understand why. https://www.vice.com/amp/en/article/xwnjx4/people-tell-us-how-qanon-destroyed-their-relationships I decided to seek them out. I found a woman whose husband became so obsessed with YouTube conspiracy videos he would follow her around the house and force her to watch them, someone who avoids their mother because of Q, and someone who was dumped by the man she loved because she actively attempted to debunk QAnon. Here are their stories. Frigid Sue had been with her husband for eight years; they had just bought a house together. Then, one day in late 2016, he started bringing up Q and the deep-state conspiracy. Frigid Sue says she’s not positive where it all stemmed from, but it may have come from his friendship with a coworker. From the moment Q was introduced, the relationship changed drastically and her husband became unrecognizable Sometimes I wasn't even allowed to go to bed because I had to watch one more Q video. The minute I came in the door from work he was sitting there with a video. He would say, 'You have to have the veil lifted from your eyes, Frigid Sue, you need to know this.’ He quizzed me because he wanted to make sure that I actually watched and paid attention. I can’t pinpoint where exactly his obsession started but all of a sudden it seemed he would be watching a YouTube video and become either enraged or go into complete hysterics.
  7. Here. You need another hobby. May I suggest The Flat Earth Society. I'll provide this with no links for you. Sans any documented research. Your preferred method. Look it up. You and the rest of the circle jerk need something to do after Biden is elected. has come to our attention that a documentary titled Behind the Curve has appeared on Netflix and is introducing significant numbers of new people into the Flat Earth discussions. After viewing this piece we feel that the work depicts a poorly researched Flat Earth Theory. It should be noted that the Flat Earth Society was not consulted with the science of the documentary and that the topics discussed should be further researched. Questions have come up about the light experiment at the end of the film. We point to the following from an account of a self-proclaimed Round Earth proponent who was present at the Jeran event [archive link] : "In about 10 tries, with the light held waist-high at 17 feet above water we never clearly saw it through the center panel hole. On one of the attempts, maybe the fourth of ten, we clearly saw it when Enrique lifted it over his head. On that one, Jeran asked him to raise it and lower it a few times, and it would appear when Enrique raised it and vanish when he lowered it. That was the "gasp" moment. Jeran said, "that's interesting." I noted it was the prediction for a round Earth. When they repeated the whole procedure, it did not happen again. I suggested having Enrique move from side-to-side a bit when occluded by the panel, in case it was lateral alignment that was off. Jeran accepted the suggestion, but it made no observable difference." Of about ten observations, the fourth observation was the only one where the event occurred, and the only one which was published in the documentary. Nine of the ten trials did not see the event. The above description of inconsistency suggests the presence of curving light rays in the experiment—refraction. The manner in which the experiment was portrayed in the film by the producers further suggests dishonesty. The documentary does not show the times the event did not occur. Misrepresentation of this nature is called scientific fraud. Had the results of all ten trials been honestly presented it would have, assuredly, been a far different segment. It should be noted that time lapse photography has shown that the curvature of light rays across long distances can be a regular occurrence. Since ancient times, mankind has used this inconsistent effect as a primary piece of evidence that the Earth was spherical 1. Per the Ring Laser Gyroscope, the claim that this device can see the rotation of the Earth is the latest in the controversy between Copernicans and Anti-Copernicans on the matter of the Earth's rotation. From the era of Ptolemy, to Tycho Brahe, to conflicts of the Victorian Era, and even to attempts in present day, science has been engaged in the attempt of finding direct and conclusive evidence for the rotation of the Earth 2. When assessing the Ring Laser Gyroscope studies of Earth's rotation, we find that the device does not appear to be measuring the Earth's rotation directly 3.
  8. Here is one for the cult.
  9. Not for long....
  10. Draining the swamp?
  11. After this election, perhaps: 1. Two more SCOTUS members. 2. Two more states. Why? Because they can.
  12. Only cultists give a $hit about your views on health care, Trumptard. LOL
  13. 1 citizen. 1 vote. Land doesn't equate to representation, you dumbass Trumptard Lol
  14. Somethin for the cultists to rebuke and lie about.
  15. Absolutely. Thulis meme needs to be totally dissected for accuracy. It'll give the cult something to do..
  16. Coming from a Trumptard cultist who pretends to know about health care while ignoring science and common practices. What a dumbass. Who in their right mind would listen to you? Only the circle jerk going on here. LMFAO
  17. I'll contact a legitimate health care professional and find out.
  18. No. Its because you're stupid enough to believe that poll Sue's Lube. Lol
  19. You just brought out an oldie, but a goodie. Human hunting and cannabilism! All tied together in one bat$hit crazy story about Biden. Oh, Frigid Sue will be soooo happy. Surely by repeating this BS all over SiouxSports, our insane moronic pal will save Dear Leader! Go for it, Trumptard! Let your stupidity run rampant on this little message board. Frigid Sue,, feel free to share your insanity with your little circle jerk of cultists Lol https://www.newsbreakapp.com/n/0NIi1mce?s=a99&pd=037L6UML&lang=en_US Joe Biden Might Have Just Proposed Human Hunting and Cannibalism as a Rationale for Gun Control
  20. Thanks for continuing to prove your stupidity. Better move onto another conspiacy theory, this one is pretty much played out and you only have eight days to save Dear Leader through posting on Sioux Sports. Time is a'wastin'! Tick, tick, tick... Lol
  21. They have no message, absolutely no idea what they are doing. The rats will start jumping ship and doing what they do best starting November 4th. Ratting each other out. It will get ugly for the GOP. As well it should.
  22. So, repeating QAnon claims is something you consider reasonable? Yeah. You're still a dumb f%ck. LMFAO
  23. Uh huh. This isn't helping. You are still dumb as hell. Is there a wacko, disproven right wing conspiracy you don't believe? Crazy and stupid are no way to go through life, Frigid Sue.
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