Rudy Gobert Talks to Most Beautiful Woman in the World
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This is especially funny since the last time you and I got into a little verbal sparring match I got a message directly from @Jason asking if I'd be nicer to you, since you cried to them telling them that I was picking on you.
Jason and @colton have said repeatedly that if posts degrade the forum, make it less welcoming, make this a more hostile environment, then they should be reported. That is exactly what I did. You don't venture out of the Jazz forum so you are not part of many of these conversations. I can clearly see why you do not dare venture into the General Forum, or the Site Feedback forum, where both I and @LogGrad98 participate frequently, because you obviously would be exposed as the silly little man-child that you clearly are.
Also, if you did actually participate in those forums you would understand that other than your childish name calling, we're more or less allies. So I don't say this to an enemy ideologically, but to a person who is just stupid as ****, get over yourself.
oh yes
We ain't allies man. Ive been to the cesspool that is GD.
Jason messaged me telling me to keep up the good work.
Cptgrnlngs22
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Lol. Your the one who lashed after another expressed a different opinion. Nobody disagree with the SAINT!!!!!
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It's really funny how a small one word comment can get some posters so butthurt.
But yes, don't disagree with me. My word is from God
FalseFlagg K
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She hasn’t exactly been beaten to death with the ugly stick but the most beautiful ? Meh
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Bus station.
I dunno the bus terminus down at spencer street is pretty naff even for @Douchebag K
I think his favourite spot is under the clocks on Flinders street...
If you look carefully you can see him on the left by the florist, interfering with himself.
You forumist scum!
FalseFlagg K
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nah man, just on zoom meetings
FalseFlagg K
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I dunno the bus terminus down at spencer street is pretty naff even for @Douchebag K
I think his favourite spot is under the clocks on Flinders street...
If you look carefully you can see him on the left by the florist, interfering with himself.
Flinders St is too upper class and highbrow for me mate, you'd most likely catch me beating at the slums of Fitzroy St and the like
FalseFlagg K
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Ahh, I had no idea you were Jeffery Toobin.
how does that guy still have a job ewwwww
Are they still doing your court appearances that way?
FalseFlagg K
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sadly no Damn the end of Covid restrictions
I was always a big fan of the old Spencer Street station, one of the finest examples of Soviet era brutalist architecture outside the Soviet Union.
Naturally we all remember it as the former headquarters of the old Transit Police, famously dressed in the same uniforms as the German Democratic Republic's border troops and only slightly more brutal. The interrogation rooms in the basement were famous for pioneering the very techniques used by the CIA in their black sites. Waterboarding and mock executions perfected on fare evading teenagers on the Sandringham line, who committed the grave crime of robbing the state of a $2.70 zone one ticket.
Solzhenitsyn actually borrowed heavily in The Gulag Archipelago from my earlier work, Fear and Loathing on the Dandenong Line (Its one of Human Rights Watch's must read books), Rush Limbaugh referred to it as "one of the most penetrating explorations of human misery and suffering since he last examined the contents of his underwear."
FalseFlagg K
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I was always a big fan of the old Spencer Street station, one of the finest examples of Soviet era brutalist architecture outside the Soviet Union.
Naturally we all remember it as the former headquarters of the old Transit Police, famously dressed in the same uniforms as the German Democratic Republic's border troops and only slightly more brutal. The interrogation rooms in the basement were famous for pioneering the very techniques used by the CIA in their black sites. Waterboarding and mock executions perfected on fare evading teenagers on the Sandringham line, who committed the grave crime of robbing the state of a $2.70 zone one ticket.
Solzhenitsyn actually borrowed heavily in The Gulag Archipelago from my earlier work, Fear and Loathing on the Dandenong Line (Its one of Human Rights Watch's must read books), Rush Limbaugh referred to it as "one of the most penetrating explorations of human misery and suffering since he last examined the contents of his underwear."
fear and loathing on the dandenong line lol Man i used to work a day a week in the Dandenong Plaza in the late 90s and go for a walk along the main drag at lunchtimes. Spectacularly bizarre wildlife