"Sentinel, is this this supposed to make us hate Jews?"

???

Why would you say that?

"If you were old enough to be obsessed with weekly 46-minute plots, you were old enough for social consciousness."

LOL. At that age, I didn't even pay much attention to the plots. I was just waiting in anticipation for some dude to transform into a green man, break his shirt, roar, and probably throw someone across the room. With the Dukes, it was obviously the car chases, the car jumps, and watching how they'd climb out the window of their car without opening the door. I used to imitate that, too, until my hand got caught in the door behind me when someone slammed it. It was quite an ugly wound. Luckily, the windows on that car didn't have frames, so it healed.

"No early Reagan memories? Assassination? John Hinckley? All right past you?"

At that time, yeah. I might have vaguely noticed that they changed Ralph Hinkley to Ralph Hanley on another show I watched, but I had no idea why.

"John Lennon getting shot? No?"

Nope. I didn't even get into popular music until later in the 80s.

"Top 1980 movies: www.boxofficemojo.com"

Wow. I can't believe "The Jayne Mansfield Story" starring Loni Anderson and Arnold Schwarzenegger aren't on that list!

The first movie I remember watching in a movie theatre was The Dark Crystal. The second was probably Back to the Future, but that was a few years later.

In 1980 I was too young to have any inkling of what was going on in even local news, much less national news. I was probably obsessed with the Dukes of Hazzard and Incredible Hulk TV shows at the time.

Thankfully I was shielded from things like babies being abandoned in dumpsters. I do remember government cheese, though. People joked (and probably still do joke) about it, but damn, that cheese was definitely the best to make grilled cheese sandwiches ever.

How much do you remember about 1980?

I've watched videos that were over 2 to 3 hours long because they gave some interesting insights into past eras of history and presented them in an interesting or entertaining way. If an hour video is too much for some people, I'd hate to think how they'd react if someone asked them to (*gasp*) read a book!

If you're too lazy to watch an engaging YouTube video, you can always ask Google to give you the AI slop version of it.

#35 - he's probably laughing at how posters like you cannot discern much less call out the obvious false flag accounts on this board

The OP joined less than a month ago, posts one or two articles per week but never comments. And yet none of the gullible marks here can see through it.

There are also lots of questions about the bluesky account in the imbed. It screams false flag.

I was actually referring to when they took pseudoephedrine out of it. Sudafed actually worked without bad side effects. Then the meth heads had to screw it up for everyone.

So now they're probably going to replace the active ingredient in Benadryl with an inferior one that doesn't actually work, just like they did with Robitussin/cold medicine.

"I don't think he wouldn't have been charged if he was white. He would have just been let off with nothing or a very light punishment."

The election is still five months away, and many of you idiots are already falling for this crap.

Aggravating Circumstances in the Case

Anthony as the Aggressor: Student witnesses testified that Anthony started the trouble. He sat under a tent belonging to Metcalf's school during a rainy track meet. When Metcalf and others repeatedly asked him to leave, Anthony refused and escalated the fight.

Premeditated Threat: Before any physical contact happened, Anthony reached into his bag and told Metcalf, "Touch me and see what happens." Prosecutors used this to show he was actively looking for a violent fight.

Disproportionate Response: While Metcalf did eventually shove Anthony, the prosecution successfully argued that a minor push did not justify a deadly escalation. As the lead prosecutor stated to the jury, "You don't get to meet a shove with a stab."

Location and Community Impact: The murder took place at a high school sporting event filled with students. The state emphasized the severe trauma caused to the "brave kids" who had to watch their classmate get killed and later testify in court

Come on Charlie Brown, kick the football!!!

How is the weather over there in Chelyabinsk, comrades?

"hasn't this show run it's course ?"

The current iteration of it certainly has. For the past 20 years, it's been run by the same three fanboys who used to hang out together in a tavern (the Fitzroy) back the in the 1990s.

The concept of the show still has a lot of potential.

"hasn't this show run it's course ?"

The current iteration of it certainly has. For the past 20 years, it's been run by the same three fanboys who used to hang out together in a tavern (the Fitzroy) back the in the 1990s.

The concept of the show still has a lot of potential.

I grew up watching this show. The original concept of it was undoubtedly one of the best ideas ever - a vehicle which allowed them to explore historical settings as well as science fiction allegories. The show lost a lot of potential way back when it dropped the former and decided to focus almost only on the latter.

"Let's inspect Trump to see if he has a vagina."

Best of luck to you in all your dreams and endeavors. But you're probably better off just using an AI simulation to try to fulfill that fantasy.

Looks very minor compared to the one in the Philippines.

"The largest spending items, the reason we're in trouble is because over 74 percent of federal spending is on autopilot-- mandatory spending, that is your entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and things like Social Security-- they have to be adjusted and fixed. We have a plan to do that next year, and it's critical, because we're at $40 trillion plus in debt because of Dummkopf Trumpf's Big Beautiful Bill and the unconstitutional and expensive war against Iran that we're fighting on Israel's behalf. At some point you get into a hole so deep you can't climb out of it, so desperate times call for desperate measures, which will of course affect America's poor, sick, elderly, and vulnerable, and not the super-wealthy."

Is this aiming for satire and failing, or is it deliberately trying to be self-sabotaging satire by mixing a real quote with a fake one? It looks a lot like the latter.

"They are discussing how to divvy up their neighbors including Taiwan, parts of Russia, former Russian states, and India, Indonesia, and eventually Japan and the ME, if there's anything left of it."

You forgot Poland.

With the level of competence this admin has been displaying, we'll probably end up with the Chagas Islands.

It only makes sense if you believe in the "burn it all down" philosophy.

It also reminds me of an old joke about a guy who keeps hitting himself with a hammer, and when people ask why he does it, he replies "it feels so good when I stop!"

I thought this was going to be about the mobile version of this site, which is even more limited.

Many users here suspect that rcade gave up on the site years ago, maybe around the time Matt appeared to sell or completely outsource his. If it wasn't for those of us who still post here regularly, this place would be indistinguishable from the old zombie websites, like tribe.net was towards the end of its life.

"Waiting for swastika threads?"

Oh, are you requesting some? I've probably started more swastika threads (about its actual wider use) in response to knobs who keep being bringing it up as if it's some sort of insult that they think annoys me. If find this hilarious. And they're still more useful and less spammy than threads based on "AI-queries".

If you want to use AI to research something and then go ahead and start topic about it, then kudos to you, but if you're going to present it as a "Query to AI", then you've opened the door to making the topic at least partially about that.