is the mcdonalds wifi messing up again?

No, I'm at home.

no post penis

have the chance to buy a 2001 mustang for 1800 bucks next week

They're not worth much more than that.
At that price, don't get it unless everything is in good condition, and it's manual.

I wouldn't spend more than $1500usd ($2000) on a Mustang more than ten and less than thirty years old.

Quote from: Pippen on September 09, 2016, 09:04:05 PM

You're buying an Iphone 7 aren't ya?

Actually no
I been planning to get some for a while but now that my dog chewed up my earbuds I need them

And I heard about that
How convenient that the iPhone 7 needs bluetooth headphones and that Apple just happens to own Beats

There's actually a different type of wireless unit that the Airpods are going to use, so there should be some options later.

Sorry I can't recommend anything cheap, but I don't know a lot about economy headphones.

This is theset I'm buying this winter.
https://en-us.sennheiser.com/momentum-wireless-headphones-with-mic

Yeah. beat that horse, Johnny

How does it feel to not be European any more?

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Already got it. I love my Gen 2 RAV4 to death. It feels so comfortable to drive, it's the perfect size, I get a great FOV out of the windows, and it can handle pretty tough terrain for a car of its size.

I don't want one of the newer ones because they're fuckhuge mom vans now.

I'll probably drive this car until it dies completely, then try to find another one.
[/quote]Rav4s suck dick.

Always have always will.
Get a 1980 Toyota Land Cruiser

I gag all the time when I brush my tongue


It fucking sucks

practice makes perfect ^^

Not sure I understand.

I guess people realized that mexico has ladders

Quote from: Solonoid on September 09, 2016, 10:52:40 AM

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Quote from: Verbatim on September 09, 2016, 12:14:22 AM

Quote from: Antifragile on September 09, 2016, 12:01:36 AM

Considering your average voter doesn't know what Aleppo is either, I don't see why they would be concerned.

Because they're not the ones who necessarily need to know about Aleppo. They're not the ones trying to assume the most powerful and influential office in the world. "Ignorant" is one of the last things you want your president to be.

Sorry, that's not how democracy works.

People decide what's important to them, and the government is supposed to reflect that.
If people don't know about or give a fuck about aleppo, then the government doesn't need to worry about it either.

It's obviously not important to us.

It is, though, because it's an ISIS stronghold.

Democracy isn't working how it's supposed to because people are uninformed and vote based on "he made a funny xD" and how they feel that particular day.

Not to mention this logic is retarded. If most people don't know how to farm, are farms unimportant?

The nice thing about capitalism is people are going to farm just because there's money in it.
You don't need to elect a president of farming.

But yeah, if the American people don't give a shit about Syria, then the american government doesn't need to act like we have an interest there, because literally the opposite is true.

Yeah you're reading my post way too literally and you have no idea how important international relations are.

If I have to take such a simplistic angle on this issue the conversation isn't worth having.

Democratic Republicanism and Capitalism are supposed to be simplistic and low maintainence.

The fact that we've made them so complicated is a bastardization.

The whole Libertarian platform is one of isolationism, basic government, and low regulation capitalism.
If the American people elect a Libertarian then we're probably not going to do a lot of worrying about the rest of the world.

The injustice of the Assad regime is none of our business in their opinion, and we don't need to spread democracy, because we already have it here, and that's the only place that matters.

If that seems fucking retarded, it's probably because libertarians are fucking retarded.

Draw what pose you think this is.

Unfortunately some of us don't have to use our imaginations

Quote from: Solonoid on September 09, 2016, 05:55:48 AM

Quote from: Verbatim on September 09, 2016, 12:14:22 AM

Quote from: Antifragile on September 09, 2016, 12:01:36 AM

Considering your average voter doesn't know what Aleppo is either, I don't see why they would be concerned.

Because they're not the ones who necessarily need to know about Aleppo. They're not the ones trying to assume the most powerful and influential office in the world. "Ignorant" is one of the last things you want your president to be.

Sorry, that's not how democracy works.

People decide what's important to them, and the government is supposed to reflect that.
If people don't know about or give a fuck about aleppo, then the government doesn't need to worry about it either.

It's obviously not important to us.

It is, though, because it's an ISIS stronghold.

Democracy isn't working how it's supposed to because people are uninformed and vote based on "he made a funny xD" and how they feel that particular day.

Not to mention this logic is retarded. If most people don't know how to farm, are farms unimportant?

The nice thing about capitalism is people are going to farm just because there's money in it.
You don't need to elect a president of farming.

But yeah, if the American people don't give a shit about Syria, then the american government doesn't need to act like we have an interest there, because literally the opposite is true.

Quote from: Ian on September 08, 2016, 08:14:31 PM

I had no idea what the city was called,

You aren't running for elected office, especially the office of the Presidency - you know, the Commander and Chief of our military. So while you may choose to be ignorant, that doesn't mean Johnson can be as well.

Quote from: Ian on September 08, 2016, 08:14:31 PM

I just knew a city was at the center of it right now.

There's actually a handful of cities "at the center of it", including Damascus, Homs, Aleppo, and Al-Raqqa.

Quote from: Ian on September 08, 2016, 08:14:31 PM

MSNBC is a cancerous piece of shit though for being so rude about his lack of knowledge. "UGH ARE YOU SERIOUS?"

They're rude for doing their job as a media outlet, and calling out a candidate for President on not knowing a pretty crucial piece of information related to a conflict that we're a part of in some form?

Just cause your candidate of choice is in the wrong doesn't mean that it's everyone else's fault.

You're obviously not familiar with the libertarian platform.

It's pretty much the 'not our problem' platform.

And there's nothing wrong with that

Junior year I had an AP physics teacher who didn't know anything about physics.
Her degree was in biology.

She couldn't teach anyone anything.

I just got my paystub and there's a 0 missing.

FROM MY ACCOUNT NUMBER

The deposit bounced and now I have to go to work on my day off to fix it.