...Is that the real Beck?
Ok with that, calling it now. An Unlikable, affluent politician from Massachusetts loses against an unpopular incumbent president round #2.
Ahahahahaha
I do like Twitter for moments like these.
here's the battleship stuff
http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/the-se...r-of-the-night
I had a good laugh as there was a link to this
http://www.buzzfeed.com/katienotopou...-handed-people
on the bottom of that page, and I am left-handed. FML
ambidexterity +20
right handedness +10
left handedness -1,000,000
add that to the pivilage check list
Obama straight took it to Romney tonight. Love the spin by Fox.
Quit browsing on your phone.
http://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slides...?1350960893351
The fuck...
Yes, Romney. Because of Obama greedy assholes are sendng jobs to China.
rehosted
https://i.minus.com/ibjoMDcbTFUkeM.jpg for those who dont want to scroll up like I just did.
Also, lol @ tweets during debate.
That feel you get when you're left handed and you think something is designed stupid only to realize it's just not made for your leftist commie ass(hand). I bet Mitt Romney is a privileged righty. Yes. Yes he is. Did you know people in the middle ages shake with right hand because they used their left to wipe? I like to mix it up personally.
to be completely fair, in true fact checking romney's shit about the auto bailout would get "half-truth"
what actually happened is exactly what he suggested, with the one huge exception being that he was saying the bankruptcy had to be private and the government can't get involved, while the private sector (including bain, btw, no bullshit) absolutely refused at the time to touch it
and of course that 1 huge exception would have meant the death of the american auto industry and with it probably not only the american economy but the entire world economy just completely imploding
and of course romney loves to say "nuh uh I said government guarantees!"
by which he meant the private sector has to do it, but if they fuck up and destroy it like bain does about half the things it touches, taxpayers would eat the failures while the private investors walk away with bags o'money even if they failed miserably