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The bankruptcy memes show how little folks know.

Similar to those who criticize Musk when the rockets fail.
You'll notice they offer no solutions, can never say that we would be better off under their candidate. Only repeating what their MSM overlords tell them to.
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Just put your finger under the words to read along dummy. ::)

You are in love with me lololololololol.

You big gay fatso.
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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: Brutal lies
« Last post by Necrosis on Today at 10:09:05 AM »
This guy above me is in deep love with me or something lol.

He can't help but comment no matter who I am talking to.

I would need a restraining order in real life.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: They Tried to Break Men. Big Mistake.
« Last post by Kwon on Today at 10:02:36 AM »
Some broken Men right here

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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Bhank: Latest news and misadventures
« Last post by Don Die Lenke on Today at 09:56:18 AM »
brian

you say no marker shows your son to be out of shape

 a weight of 75 lbs at a height of 51 inches for a 6-year-old child results in a very high BMI that falls well above the standard growth chart thresholds, placing the child in the obese category (above the 95th percentile)

your son is obese. medical fact. scientific fact. you have raised a little obese fatty. no way round it. spencer 'chunk' hankins and his world record attempt at being insulin dependent before aged 10. shame on you. just because you were a fatty dont let the kid be s miserable s you were/are.

also the video of him doing the wheelbarrow is not like him doing push ups. his calisthenics suck arse. can he climb a rope? do a pull up? run a mile? of course not- he's obese and its only getting worse. 50% bw in 8 months increase pre puberty is a medical disaster.

you also avoided the fact you film yours and other peoples kids at the gym. do you have permission? why do you shout at him? dont the coaches do that?

ray robinson jumping rope again?
Yes, Sugar Ray Robinson jumped rope regularly as a core part of his legendary boxing training routine. He was famous for his exceptional rhythm, unique footwork, and distinct style during skipping workouts


george foreman?
Yes, George Foreman did skip and jump rope as part of the strict training routine for his famous boxing comeback.Training RoutineSkipping rope: Foreman regularly included skipping rope in his gym sessions to help build his stamina and footwork.Other exercises: His workouts also featured roadwork, hitting heavy bags, and sparring.For a look back at archival footage showcasing his physical conditioning and legendary second run in the heavyweight division:1:07


either way your footwork is shit. rope would improve that but your ego cant take it.

agility ladders would but you dont have the skills.

hence why you swinging blindly at a bag claiming you have deadly hands is irrelevant. anyone with 3 months footwork you dont get near them. as for wrestling distance helping you havent wrassled since you were 16 odd so 32 years ago. and lets face it you were hardly randy couture.

what rankles with you is this. any sport you are a fucking expert on. bb, mma, boxing, strict curl etc etc etc- however nothing you do or have done in your life reflects this. its a self important trust fund kid shouting his mouth off. with no basis in fact or experience. loud moth bar room bullshit merchant.

please keep boxing. RO has improved massively you look no different 1st session to last. how is the tricycle? hahaa


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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: The 2026 Midterm Election
« Last post by B_B_C on Today at 09:53:29 AM »
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Sports Discussion Boards / Re: LeBron's Image
« Last post by Grape Ape on Today at 09:53:10 AM »
He only stayed in the NFL that long because of the rules changing during his career. Johnny Unitas, Roger Staubach, Ken Stabler and Terry Bradshaw could have played till over 40 playing by today's rules where defensive players can't hit.

Yeah, we were watching some 80s videos of the NYG linebacking core, and Brady would have been fucked in that era.

Every hit then would have been a penalty now.

But I agree with Dos in principle.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Bhank: Latest news and misadventures
« Last post by Taffin on Today at 09:48:38 AM »
  He should get off the crack. He shakes like an old alcoholic.

Reposts for the LOL




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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: Trump = Winning
« Last post by B_B_C on Today at 09:34:08 AM »
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Donald J. Trump

@realDonaldTrump

My REAL Polling Numbers, not those made up by the Fake News Media, are the best they have ever been, and why wouldn’t they be with the biggest tax cuts and employment numbers EVER, the biggest outside Investment in America in World history, a totally secure Border, a giant Victory in Venezuela, the Denuclearization of Iran, unparalleled respect and success throughout the World, and much more? Don’t believe the Radical Left’s Fake Poll numbers. They are Crooked and Corrupt, just like the Country Destroying Dumocrats are Crooked and Corrupt. VOTE REPUBLICAN FOR GREATNESS IN AMERICA! Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DJT
Aug 03, 2026, 2:31 PM
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https://www.reuters.com/world/us-has-used-virtually-all-its-long-range-precision-missiles-during-iran-war-2026-08-04/

    US has used 'virtually all' PrSM and ATACM munitions, two sources say
    US also burned through a little less than half its global Tomahawk supply, one source says
    Some officials worry the low stockpiles will affect US readiness should another conflict break out

NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - The U.S. Army has used up much of its global stockpile of highly accurate long-range missiles during its five-month war with Iran, ​according to three people familiar with the data, raising concerns about the military's readiness for future conflicts.
The missiles are principally the Army's surface-to-surface weapons, known as Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) and Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM). The U.S. ‌has used "virtually all" of these weapons, according to two of the sources.
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