The General Board. Two Point Oh.

“Ivanka Trump visits Eagles' locker room looking for player who called her 'beautiful'
The president's daughter left a note for cornerback Eli Ricks after he tweeted she was 'exactly my type'”


Ivanka clearly needs more penis in her diet.

She’s out looking for dark meat like a Kardashian.

Quincy Jones broke her seal on that one.
 
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“Pope Leo condemns exploitation of the poor and calls for unity in the church at inaugural Mass”….. after arriving in his new G-Wagen.

Lol
Not as fancy as the felon's new palace in the sky, though, right?
 
Sounds like you were an Altar Boi, yes?
Lol
No, altar server here, though raised in a Catholic orphanage.

And that would have no bearing on your snark about the G-Wagon Pope vehicle. It was a custom-made ride, not armored like the 'Beast' used by the President of the United States. From someone in Bullwinkle and Rocky land, you seem to enjoy peevish behaviors far too much.

What level of vehicle/brand would you prefer he ride in that wouldn't have sparked your Snidely Whiplash snark: Toyota, Chrysler, Ford, GMC, GM... Tesla?
 
You gave off a defensive abused catholic vibe, so catholic orphan checks that box!

Lol
Avoiding the question is so... you. Deflection... dwarf fits as they seem to brand you. It's not a religious term, I suppose, but it seems to be the albatross you wear here. Checks your box, does it?

Question: What vehicle would you prefer for the Pope, one that doesn't raise your snark? Still unanswered.
 
Duplicate threads. Amiright?

It's like there's more than 2 people on here with an opinion.

I checked Lit's rules and there is definitely nothing wrong with posting the same topic more than once. Artists are allowed to draw creative inspiration from another's works. Surely that same logic applies here. It's the same thing. Just different.
 
Sorry old duck but I’m not going to explain how the original joke went over your head 6 posts later.

:)
Still not answering the question, eh. It's okay. I know you were just being snarky. Your remark wasn't a joke. Just snark.
 
I positively love snark. It's an insult. But it's a creative insult. One worth reading.

Anybody can tell you to fuck off. Or suckadick. Or call you gay and mean it in a derogatory way. But it takes some wordsmithing to make an insult worth responding to.
Where is the other thread about Harry’s Cancer vs Joe’s Cancer???

Harry’s cancer isnt nearly as aggressive but maybe it’ll be like the Turtle & The Hare.
My search turned up negative. Huh.

When I think of the Pope's ride, Ferrari and Lamborghini never factor in.
 
I positively love snark. It's an insult. But it's a creative insult. One worth reading.

Anybody can tell you to fuck off. Or suckadick. Or call you gay and mean it in a derogatory way. But it takes some wordsmithing to make an insult worth responding to.

My search turned up negative. Huh.

When I think of the Pope's ride, Ferrari and Lamborghini never factor in.
It's a slow morning and I couldn't sleep, again.

So, FWIW, no one thinks of an in-country made vehicle as a fancy ride and consequently selects a foreign-made vehicle for something like the Popemobile.

It's hard for me to imagine the Popemobile with the speed of a Ferrari or Lambo. I mean, how would the guards around it keep up?

:coffee::)
 
The Who are having another Farewell Tour!

Their first Farewell Tour was 1982, back when Rob first started posting on Lit.

Amazingly, Ringo’s son Zak Starkey has been drumming for The Who…. For 29 years!
 
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It's hard for me to imagine the Popemobile with the speed of a Ferrari or Lambo. I mean, how would the guards around it keep up?
Does the Pope have a lead foot? Can you imagine him participating in a race to benefit the unfortunate? Would he be allowed? Would his security detail race as opponents? I have so many questions.

But sexy cars are definitely not the Pope's style.
 

Taiko Drumming Art​


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Taiko drumming is also known for its physical demands, requiring performers to be in excellent shape. Many groups, like Drum Tao, include rigorous morning runs and workouts as part of their training regimen to ensure they are ready for their high-energy performances.

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Taiko.

Sounds pretty badass.
 
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