Quote from: The Lord Ruler on May 01, 2017, 05:54:59 PM

Is not average in looks a good or bad thing?

its neutral, thats one where the opposite didnt change anything

Cow dies, bloats in the sun, organs are eaten by insects and maggots.

Quote from: The Lord Ruler on April 30, 2017, 11:35:16 PM

Yo same having jackson on the 20 is an insult to how great he was

Kill yourself

Quote from: The Lord Ruler on April 30, 2017, 11:31:49 PM

I love that trumps smug face will be looked at by thousands of kids from now on

Kill yourself

When I was just a kid learning about the presidency, and what it means to be the president, my mother gave me this laminated sheet which had small portraits of all the US presidents on it, right down to Clinton. She would read off all their names to me, giving special emphasis to those who were most important and influential, and I would just sit there pondering. She explained to me that every country has a leader, and that these were all the ones we've had in our country's history.

I looked at the portraits of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and even the lesser ones--Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleveland, Franklin Pierce, and so on--and I couldn't help but notice just how regal and distinguished everyone looked. They all looked so storied and wise and professional--even the younger, more recent ones likes John F. Kennedy. And I just felt this sense of awe and wonderment about the whole thing.

Part of me understood at the time that, surely, not all these people could have been all good. Richard Nixon in particular looked exactly like the dopey motherfucker he was, even when I was just 5 or 6--but he still looked like a responsible, accomplished, and caring man. I even looked at George H.W. Bush with a vague sense of reverence and esteem, until I later understood just how big of a clown he was--and the same could be said of Andrew Jackson and Herbert Hoover.

It sickens me to my core to sit here, today, as an adult, with the knowledge that post-millenials--the next generation of useless fuckheads--are now growing up in an atmosphere where a man like Donald Trump is looked upon with the same level of deference and admiration I once paid to figures like George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt on that laminated sheet.

Donald Trump's portrait--a meme, a cartoon character voted in as a joke and supported exclusively by the most slimy, slack-jawed, empty-headed cunts on the planet--has now taken its place on that same sheet, and children will look at his face and think vaguely to themselves, "Wow, what a great man," the same way I did when I was younger.

What a fucking disgusting world I live in.