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I'm not sure how the best doctors in the world; Managed to miss stages 1-4 of cancer; It's almost as if they were lying about Joe Biden's health... | image tagged in rachel levine,jd vance lying | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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6 ups, 1mo
Distracted Boyfriend Meme | MEXICAN NAVY MSM BIDEN’S CANCER | image tagged in memes,distracted boyfriend | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
6 ups, 1mo,
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And just like that, they made the Biggest Scandal in The World Disappear. —SEE HOW THIS WORKS???
5 ups, 1mo,
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I don't think so. I mean getting it off the air is one thing. Keeping it off the air is another, especially now that it's in the open that the same media that colluded with the Dem Party's leadership to deny Joe Biden's dementia also colluded with them to pretend that they didn't know Joe was undergoing cancer treatment for at least the last few years. It's all tied in together and they are going to hang themselves with this.
4 ups, 1mo
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3 ups, 1mo
So it is still working?
1 up, 1mo,
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Is that why muskrat made the nazi salute to distract u from dumpfs vax plans with buddy Gates on his first day in office- SEE HOW THIS WORKS??
4 ups, 1mo,
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Not a democrat, but I hope Biden is okay. Just because he’s a bad president doesn’t mean he deserves to suffer from a serious illness.
5 ups, 1mo
Me too. When I heard about it, my first thought was "I wonder how long he would have lasted if his family hadn't propped him up so much."
4 ups, 1mo
I really don't think Biden is going to survive this, and I hate Biden just as much as anyone, but my prayers are still with him to at least die a painless death. I feel like it would be a mercy at this point
3 ups, 1mo,
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Not me, and he does deserve it. That dude touched children in bad ways. He even aggressively sought out his own DAUGHTER. He would sneak into the bathroom & try to shower with her naked -- when she was almost a TEENAGER. Sorry, not sorry. He deserves what he's got.
5 ups, 1mo,
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OK, let's not act like Democrats. Biden was a horrible president, but judging folks is wrong. Allow God to do that. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
1 up, 1mo,
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You don't think God had something to do with that diagnosis? All things work within God's plan. Even Biden getting butt cancer.
2 ups, 1mo,
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No, that was Reagan.
2 ups, 1mo,
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All things work within Reagan's plan? Well wait then, I don't want no Trickle Down butt cancer.
2 ups, 1mo,
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Reagan. Colon Cancer. Which suddenly became the most common form of cancer ever back then.
1 up, 1mo
I didn't know that about Reagan.
0 ups, 3w,
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Uh, a prostrate is not a butt.
Otherwise, women might get this "butt cancer" you speak of too
1 up, 3w,
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Yes. But "Biden's butt cancer" sounds funnier.
1 up, 3w
Apparently to some people, the Big-C is funny.
There are a couple of things that are ironically quite funnier about Biden, than that.

For Example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbE2SmV2bs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1j0FS0Z6ho
3 ups, 1mo
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1 up, 1mo,
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2 ups, 1mo,
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Stage 4. It's in the bones. There's no way Doctors for a Former Vice President & sitting President missed that. That kind of problem can cause mental activity issues. The brain does not work well when there is BONE LEVEL ass Cancer.

They covered it up and allowed someone not in their right mind and body to continue to hold the nuclear codes & had the entire media except for FOX news cover for his ailments.

That's a lot different than Orange Man Fat.
1 up, 1mo,
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2 ups, 1mo,
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You're NOT helping your argument. Why don't you research the symptoms. Many of which were blatantly pushed into the public eye - because he WAS NOT HEALTHY and they KNEW it.

Common Cancer Symptoms
1. Unusual Bleeding or Discharge
Unusual bleeding or discharge is a significant warning sign of cancer. This can include blood in the urine, stool, or unexpected va**nal bleeding3.

2. Lumps or Thickening
The presence of a lump or thickening in the breast or other parts of the body can be an early indicator of cancer. This symptom is often associated with breast cancer but can occur in other cancers as well3.

3. Sores That Do Not Heal
Persistent sores that do not heal, especially in the mouth or on the skin, can be a sign of cancer. This is particularly relevant for skin and oral cancers3.

4. Changes in Bowel or Bladder Habits
Changes in bowel or bladder habits, such as persistent diarrhea, constipation, or changes in urine frequency, can indicate cancers of the colon, bladder, or prostate3.

5. Persistent Cough or Hoarseness
A persistent cough or hoarseness can be a symptom of lung or throat cancer. This symptom is often overlooked but is crucial for early detection3.

6. Difficulty Swallowing or Indigestion
Difficulty swallowing or persistent indigestion can be signs of esophageal or stomach cancer. These symptoms should not be ignored, especially if they persist3.

7. Changes in Warts or Moles
Changes in the size, color, or shape of warts or moles can indicate skin cancer, particularly melanoma. Regular skin checks are essential for early detection3.

8. Fatigue
Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms experienced by cancer patients. It can be severe and persistent, significantly affecting quality of life1 4 5.

9. Pain
Pain, especially if it is persistent and unexplained, can be a symptom of various cancers. It is often associated with advanced stages but can occur early in some cases1 4 5.

10. Weight Loss
Unintentional weight loss is a common symptom of cancer. It can occur due to the body's increased energy needs or loss of appetite1 4.

11. Anorexia
Anorexia, or loss of appetite, is frequently reported by cancer patients and can lead to significant weight loss and malnutrition1 4.

12. Weakness
Generalized weakness is another common symptom, often related to the body's response to cancer and its treatments1 4.

13. Anxiety and Depression
Cancer patients often experience anxiety and depression, which can significantly impact their mental health
1 up, 1mo,
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"You're NOT helping your argument. Why don't you research the symptoms. Many of which were blatantly pushed into the public eye - because he WAS NOT HEALTHY and they KNEW it."

That's an assumptive assertion you're making with no actual knowledge that it's fact (nice flooding the zone though). Problem is that only #4 on your list is about prostate cancer and the rest of the list is of other cancers and/or non-specific symtoms that can point to a host of other maladies. There's a reason I warned/advised you to specifically to look up prostate cancer symptoms, metasticity rates, speed of progression and the **date of Biden's last Presidential physical exam**.

Did you do that?

If not, do. I'm trying to be nice here but full disclosure: I'm not good at being nice and I'm already dialed in on the flaws in your assertion of cover-up that allow me to take it apart, show it as the conspiracy-mindset crazy it is and how that extends to its purveyor.
2 ups, 1mo,
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Lmao "I'm not good at being nice". You're not good at extrapolating information with limited input either. The symptoms - of which I provided many... We're literally broadcast for the world to see. The symptoms were literally being put on Television.

The fact you can't see those things - see that problem said and spoke up about his health - and then that later they announce the cancer situation... Means they lied to everyone.

Go ahead a be not "nice". The opinions of those who can't rationally think mean nothing to me anyways. I'm not saying you can't rationally think... Just that you aren't in this particular situation.
1 up, 4w,
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"You're not good at extrapolating information with limited input either. "The symptoms - of which I provided many... We're literally broadcast for the world to see. The symptoms were literally being put on Television."

"B-b-b-but I saw it on T.V.!!" Did you learn nothing from the whole "they're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats" debacle? I mean seriously, if nothing else you should have at least walked away from that mess understanding that what you see on television is unlikely to be a complete picture of the situation.

To wit: all those various cancers (especially the uterine variety; wtf were you thinking?! Were you thinking or were you too busy having a bulk copy & paste party in a patently obvious attempt to make yourself out as some sort of authority on the subject of cancer?) that aren't prostate cancer? Yeah, they're all of them irrelevant to prostate cancer. Why? Because different tissue types, different susceptibilities to environmental and genetic factors, differing presentations of agglomerate symptoms pre- and post-metastasis, wide-ranging symptoms indicative of, easily mistaken for a multitude of other problems.

See, we're talking about **prostate cancer** -which is typically, primarily detected via prostate exam. Oh, but there's the problem: only about 2/3-ish of the prostate is accessible to palpation meaning there's a big honking blind spot where a nodule(s) can easily hide. What's that? "Well just do a PSA test."? Okay, except PSA level is another one of those unreliable indicators that can go up in response to a range of issues, any number which may be concurrently present and reasonably assumed responsible. "Well how about an MRI?" Sure, but even if a nodule is found, that doesn't necessarily mean cancer because *nodules also happen in response to other factors* and -hey, guess what!!- those other factors also cause elevated PSA.
2 ups, 4w,
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Lmao - we all saw Biden continue to have poor balance and trip and fall. We all watched Biden wander off many times to sniff a child. We all watched him have to be corralled by the Easter Bunny.

You're just making yourself look worse here lmao
1 up, 4w,
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I neither contested that Biden has balance issues nor that he displayed cases of wander-off; he's in his 80s, geezers do stuff like that. So whatever you think I said about those things, it didn't happen.

You're just making yourself look crazier. lmao
2 ups, 4w,
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Right you're just contesting that there's no way in hell that everything you just admitted to seeing... Wasn't the decline of the health of Biden.

You keep digging yourself deeper into delusion and you don't even realize it! This is free entertainment at this point for me. Please do keep it coming - this is better than binge watching the last 12 seasons of Saturday Night Live.
1 up, 4w
I'm not constesting it; he's in his '80s, old people get rickety. I'm saying, have been saying have been trying to get you to understand this whole f**king time that there's a multitude of factors in play, which need to be taken into account and that to immediately default to "it's a cover-up" is stupid.

I mean... this comment thread has only been running for a short time and you've already fled from the original issue over to some imaginary notion that this is a contest about who's right. I asked you to look up what I asked you to look up so you'd have better, more detailed information and because I made the mistake of thinking using honey instead of vinegar would be more advantageous in terms of maybe bringing you back to reality.

Seriously... did you look those things up or were you so focused on trying to be right that you couldn't see past your own ego?
1 up, 4w,
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"The fact you can't see those things - see that problem said and spoke up about his health- and then that later they announce the cancer situation... Means they lied to everyone."

You must be rattled; last time we interacted you managed to go for four or five comments before shifting into Boomhauer mode.

Eh, anyway, let's take a stab at parsing that ranting-bum-on-a-corner word salad; just a guess but it seems, based on the last phrase, you're record-skipping back to the "it's a cover-up!!" squawking point. In answer to which, the question is "You sure about that?" Only asking because Biden's last Presidential physical was in early February '24 with the released results of which including diagnoses of stable non-valvular atrial fibrillation, hyperlipidemia, gastroesophageal reflux, seasonal allergies, sensory peripheral neuropathy of his feet and his labs returned normal CMP, urinalysis, CBC, vitamin D, homocysteine, magnesium, folate and creatine kinase results with a side order of "no new issues". If the Biden Administration was willing to cop to a condition that could lead to Biden suddenly stroking out like someone flipped a light switch, it doesn't exactly make sense to get squeamish about owning up to a case of prostate cancer, does it? Of course, you uh... you *did* think about that, didn't you? I mean... if you're contemplating screeching "cover-up!!" that seems like a factor a well-informed, rational person would take into account during the getting-my-ducks-in-a-row process.

Now I know it's difficult for you, but think back: remember when the talking point of the day was "Diaper Joe"? The guy's in his 80s and in the typical demographic for prostate issues (you know, because Gleason score: 9, Grade Group 5) for f**k sake. And of course you're fully aware that an enlarged prostate impacts bladder control, causes elevated PSA levels, right? Seriously, the intersection of those things *did* occur to you while you were cobbing up this whole "it's a cover-up" conspiracy fantasy, didn't it?

"Go ahead a be not 'nice'. The opinions of those who can't rationally think mean nothing to me anyways. I'm not saying you can't rationally think... Just that you aren't in this particular situation."

...he said in a tell-tale, textbook example of "every accusation a confession" after going full Boomhauer, exposing the disordered, irrational nature of his thought processes.
2 ups, 4w,
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Still stretching to find a scenario where you're right on this hahahahahahaha
1 up, 4w,
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"Hahahahahahaha. Blah-blah-blah-blah... ...Oh well, If ignorance is bliss some of us live super happy. You seem pretty chipper & I'm usually suffering a form of depression. So I'm not the ignorant one."

...said the guy laughing like a lunatic.
1 up, 4w
Oop you got me there!! Oh my!!
1 up, 4w,
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"Oop you got me there!! Oh my!!"

No... *you* got you.

I've said it before and it looks like necessity to re-iterate has arisen: only you can make a fool of you. It falls to others to point it out, ensure the world sees it and understands what you say is not to be taken seriously.
2 ups, 4w
The irony here is thick and delicious. Because the only person making a fool is the one saying "No no no... You see you have to look at how quick problems can arise" when it is crystal clear Biden was sick during his term.

You can't accept reality - that's fine. More entertainment for the rest of us
1 up, 4w,
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"No no no... You see you have to look at how quick problems can arise"

Your words, not mine. I never said "you have to look at how quick problems can arise," I said "there's a multitude of factors in play, which **need** to be taken into account and that to immediately default to "it's a cover-up" is stupid."

You're just making yourself look crazier. lmao
2 ups, 4w
Sure. If that's what you want to believe in opposite world.
1 up, 4w
"Sure. If that's what you want to believe in opposite world."

I've never been to Opposite World but I've heard interesting things about it and would like to come see it. Speaking of which, are you still Airbnb-ing your spare room or should I just count on having to find a hotel in the greater Dumbass-Fort Derp area?
1 up, 4w,
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Awww... you still dont understand what you're looking at, do you? Eh, guess that tracks. Let me spell it out for you: my goal here is to help you understand you're pushing crazy and/or highly susceptible to conspiracy theory mindset because you don't know enough about a topic to make a rational, well-informed evaluation.
2 ups, 4w
Hahahahahahaha. No, you're here pushing cognitive dissonance. Which is ironic - because of the complete lack of cognitive fortitude from Biden...

You're trying to tell me not to believe everything I saw on TV multiple times & to not connect the dots. When the dots clearly speak to what everyone in MAGA said about the dude.

You're so hard up to be right - that you can't cognitively make the connections here.

Oh well, If ignorance is bliss some of us live super happy. You see pretty chipper & I'm usually suffering a form of depression. So I'm not the ignorant one.
2 ups, 1mo
14. . Cognitive Impairment
Cognitive impairment, including memory loss and difficulty concentrating, can occur in cancer patients, particularly those undergoing treatment6 8.

15. Dyspnea
Dyspnea, or difficulty breathing, is a common symptom in patients with lung cancer or cancers that have metastasized to the lungs1 6.

16. Early Satiety
Feeling full after eating only a small amount of food can be a symptom of stomach or ovarian cancer1.

17. Constipation
Persistent constipation can be a symptom of colon cancer and should be evaluated if it does not resolve with standard treatments1.

18. Insomnia
Insomnia is a troublesome symptom for many cancer survivors, affecting their quality of life and overall health5.

19. Neuropathy
Neuropathy, or nerve damage, can cause pain, tingling, and numbness, often as a side effect of cancer treatments5.

20. Abdominal Pain
Persistent abdominal pain can be a sign of various cancers, including those of the stomach, pancreas, and liver2.
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The people who you to believe Trump was full shot in the ear don't have the capacity to understand what "grazed" means.

When you get grazed - you don't have a hole in your ear. You do have a lot of blood, but no "hole". When that heals up, the scarring would be barely Noticable at best.

That is why yes Trump was shot in the ear, but no - you don't see a bunch of scar tissue or a hole.
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I accidentally spilled boiling grease on my hand, the first day my hand swolled up and the pointer, middle and ring finger blistered from my knuckles to the tip of my fingers.. day 4 the blisters popped and flattened out, day 6 my hand looked like leather and felt like I was wearing a glove, day 9 the dried blisters started falling off and new skin is exposed, day 12 the burns are only out lines.. from a distance you'd never know I was burned that badly.. les than 2 weeks my hand looks like it was never injured. The body heals fast, 14 days for a wound to heal is no unheard of.
3 ups, 1mo,
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I know someone who decided to bake a cake for a boyfriend once. For the first time in her life. So she was warming up the oven, opened it, yet it wasn't hot after X amount of minutes. The pilot was off. So she takes a match, lights it, and yeah, she lit it all right.

Luckily she wasn't burnt that badly, but that was the end of her eyebrows and her eyelashes. I didn't see her because quite frankly she didn't come out for a while. But her family said it didn't look that bad, just all reddish pink like she got a really really bad sunburn. And yeah, eventually the skin started to peel, also like a sunburn. She looks alright now, other than having to stencil in the eyebrows and wear fake eyelashes, she recovered fine. I don't know how long it took, but despite the fact that they were no blisters involved in this one, she stayed away from the general public for a bit longer than 2 weeks and then some. I don't have a day by day schedule, but it took a while. She was in her early twenties, maybe mid 20s by that point.

Not sure how old you are, but it's true, when you get older everything starts hurting, everything starts creaking, and everything that got hurt years ago starts flashing back. No problem for decades, but now your knees are aching, now that hip is bothering, that back that you got a compression fracture on vertebrae #12 but didn't know about till 4 years later when you got an X-ray for something else and then you realize the reason why your back really was hurt that badly when you got hurt falling off the wall and then couldn't walk out of your apartment for 2 weeks and have no idea how you even made it to the bathroom to take a piss for the first week, , well that back is hurting now after recovering for decades. And I ain't nowhere near 80. Yet.

I shouldn't say this in public because I don't want to damage anybody's future book releases, and we should wait till after Trump is out of office in 2052 (he retired to spend more time with his 11th wife and golfing), but, well, maybe this will save you some money instead of having to buy the book. But yes, the whispers in Poli_Too are true. Trump is old. He's real old. He's almost as old as Biden old. Hunter Biden's dad old, I mean. If that guy gets a nick shaving, that little micro cut is going to be bleed every dang time he sneezes for the next 3.75 months.

He popped a blood cap, movie style. He didn't keep with the script. Twice as effective than if he did. The end.
2 ups, 1mo,
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Well I am 53, I know what you mean about things hurting and tkai9ng longer to heal, That burn was 2nd degree all over my hand and in less than 20 days it looked 99% normal. That was without medical care too - just neosporin and some medical wrap I had on hand. I get Trump got near 30 years on me and I take that into consideration, but also I take into consideration the top medical he gets and makeup - so I mean , if you wanna say it was all a setup, I wasnt there so maybe you are right, but as far as the evidence is concerned that is on record he got shot.
3 ups, 1mo,
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tkai9ng? WTF is that? lol I meant to say Taking*
2 ups, 1mo
My mic has done worse, literally printing the intended word correctly, and then changing it to who the heck knows that's not even a proper word when I'm focusing on the next word. It corrects correct words into wrong ones.

I reckon I'm going to have to clear out some of the clutter accumulating on the browser,
1 up, 1mo,
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Wait a minute looking 99% normal in 20 days is not completely healed in under 2 weeks.

I mean, I may not like the guy, but that doesn't mean I want to see him get shot, and literally watch it on TV, no less. It was pretty shocking.

So I'm watching this over and roll over on replay for x amount of hours on the news, and the more I watched, the too picture perfect I noticed it was. When I realized that they coincidentally managed to pull an Iwo Jima shot, I'm sorry, that almost makes the Moon Landing look real. And anybody who saw the Moon Landing can tell you they should have waited a decade to allow George Lucas to do it, because he would have done it better.

To this day I cannot figure out why those spaceman were moving in slow motion. Okay, less gravity means that they don't exactly sink like a rock on Earth, but why are they going forward and up in slow motion? They should be zooming like a cricket on crack for 50 freaking feet and then maybe sinking down in slow motion. Not accelerating in the same slow motion speed that they're decelerating in as they land down on their feet.

I have no idea where I'm going with this.

Well anyways, I'm obviously skeptical of the Moon Landing , and while Trump was at it, they might as well have the ear getting shot on the moon because that was about as realistic as Godzilla being somebody's former pet iguana that got irradiated.

Then there was the golf course guy, who after waiting for 48 hours or some crap like that was caught 12 minutes before he was going to do what he came to do.

Or like this Comey crap, at least they realized that nobody's going to be so stupid to fall for another orchestrated false flag, so they'll just say she sells seashells by the seashore because maybe he's allergic to shellfish and then that will do him in. Death by clambake. I mean when you're bored with staging your own fauxssassination attempts, you really can't be pushed to do it anymore than half-assed, if even that.

Goodness, when they start Gulagging us, I am so fried.
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I am also skeptical of the moon landing. Mainly because the technology was very scarce and also very rudimentary.

But then there's also the entire "Space Race" to determine who the true Super Power was. Russia tried to get there and got beat by the people with the best Film/movie Technology available.

Then there's also the entire Biblical aspect of it - where hard core Bible folks think things are a firmament & the waters above are separated from the waters below... Like a giant glass dome or something. If they are right - going to the moon would have to be a stage production.
1 up, 1mo,
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I'm not exactly one for the Biblical stuff, but yeah, it was a surprisingly quick effort, and simply to beat the Russians and that's it.

Get this, one of the reasons why they never went back is because - I kid you not - they lost the blueprints for the Saturn V boosters. They came up with that stuff in a couple years (albeit with former Nazis versed in the V2's help), and they have a model of it in Cape Canaveral, but they can't figure out how to re-engineer the thing? Really? 50 years later and they forgot how to do what they did back when cars used to get 5 miles out of a gallon and telephones still have actual bells to ring with? At a time that we were all begging our parents to buy one of those new fangled RCA colored television sets so that we can watch the Incredible Mr Limpet in color, and we were able to get to the moon and back just because the Russians got a doggy up there, yet we haven't been able to do it again since them times?
1 up, 1mo
It's called a convenient answer for the plot hole of why we didn't go back.
2 ups, 1mo,
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EVERYTHING hurts. True story. I stand up and I crack in 5 places with no effort.
2 ups, 1mo,
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Dammit, now I got that blegh REM song rotating in my head.

Like I tell everyone, before, yeah muscles might get sore, and that just means you got a good workout out og whatever you doing, but now everything just cracks.
1 up, 1mo
I just stretch my legs. Both knees go and usually both ankles crack now too. Loud cracks too - you'd think I just dislocated something. Stand up? Back or knees. I stretch standing up and even my sternum cracks now when I yawn stretch
2 ups, 1mo
Not *
2 ups, 1mo,
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I got grazed by fencing once. Was taking down some fence & idk how they put it up, but once one particular bolt let out, the thing was basically spring loaded. It snapped at me, took part of my shirt with it and drew blood. 2 weeks later - you couldn't even tell I got grazed.

That was also scraggly jacked up fencing, moving a lot slower than a bullet, which means it left a much more jacked up scraggly wound than say a bullet travelling about 200X faster would have.

If that wound left nothing behind to let you know it happened - a much more fast item (like a bullet) that hits cleaner (than bouncy springy fencing) would leave even less of a mark, especially where the Trump bullet hit Trump's ear.

An injury like that would bleed quite a bit at first & then next to nothing after it's been treated. Basic "Super Glue" Liquid bandaid could keep that closed up & is also able to have make-up applied to it.

Do you think that possibly - someone with as huge of an Image Ego as Trump has... Might possibly have gotten the wound closed up & while at public events... Which is all of the events.. maybe just maybe, someone THAT vain would want to use some make up to cover up the wound?

Mind you - the man LITERALLY makes himself Orange with spray tans & Make up.
2 ups, 1mo,
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^ lol I had Cyclone fencing roll up on me like a cartoon as I was walking on it and stabbed me right in the calf, a buddy had to pull it out with plyers, sometimes they tighten that shit wayy too tight and when you cut those ties , man , that shit will open you up.
2 ups, 1mo
I never stood a chance lmao. It just happened and I was like wait... What? oW!!!
1 up, 1mo
Can't you just share that as a top level comment. I know its tough to share real stuff. Nobody cares.
1 up, 1mo,
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I got grazed by a cow once.
Healed up in a flash like something from a Sci Fi movie with the incredible healing alien with the cannonball-sized hole in his rump that just closed up within seconds.
2 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
lol
1 up, 1mo,
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Truck stop bathroom food? I'm not going to ask.
2 ups, 1mo,
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LoL its a classic futurama episode, he eats a bathroom egg sandwich and gets space worms that heal him instantly lol
1 up, 1mo,
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Oh, I had never watched that show. For someone who has watched as much TV as I have, I have missed an awful lot.

I'm referring to all those Sci Fi movies where some alien heals up really quick, but I can't remember any of them specifically right now!
2 ups, 1mo,
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Aww, Futurama if you got the time to binge a show- its worth it. 10 seasons of classic old school simpsons humor, lots of dirty jokes, some really good writing. They should have put the Simpsons to bed in 2005 and picked up futurama - it had limitless possiblities.
1 up, 1mo
I didn't even watch South Park even after catching one bonafide episode, the Goths vs Emo one, which I was told afterwards on some Alt Rock I used to frequent was a spot-on classic.
1 up, 1mo,
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Superman?
1 up, 1mo
Those indestructible quick healing aliens, and I can't recall a single one right now!
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