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If you imagine that Brian Kilmeade’s words are produced by a randomizer powered by a potato battery, he’s a lot more tolerable.
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I’m sorry, but “ok, guess we’ll have to tear it down cuz we really really don’t want the girls to have one, only the guys” is almost like proving the whole point of Title IX.
Fail.
The correct answer was: “OK, we’ll build the girls one too.”
Frankly, I don’t know about the Las Vegas local authorities involved here, but this sounds like more of the conservatives doing their self-fulfilling prophecy dance. “Title IX: This is why we can’t have nice things.” Anyone know if this is a conservative community? I mean, they were denying the funding for a storage shed that couldn’t possibly cost more than a few hundred bucks, soooo…(plus, just look how fucking smug the guest guy looks in the photo…that’s Teatroll smug, not liberal smug if I don’t miss my guess)…
BTW, TPM, the story here was the underlying issue, not Kilmeade’s predictably moronic babble that was designed to push conservative Teatroll propaganda that Title IX is grossly unfair to men.
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Lemons…not a potato. And if he had six of them, he’d have enough for a six volt battery!
None of this story makes a lick of sense, honestly.
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…especially scantily clad girls…
Wonder how many Victoria’sSecret ads he’s TiVoed…?
Lemon batteries are reserved for Steve Doucy. I’ve added a link up above.
I was making something of a reference to the Red Dwarf episode Lemons in which the crew get stuck in pre-Rome Britain and need a six-volt battery to power the device that gets them home to the ship. They go down the possibilities, including potatoes, and finally have to trek to India for lemons.
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So if we stick a diode in each of Tantaros’ ears, we’ll get a current?
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I doubt it, but if I ever get by her, I promise I’ll check.
Hopefully, a flatline