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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

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ORIGINAL: Nnanji

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

builds well?
where?

What an ass. You haven't made one concrete statement to a forum in my memory and here you offer asinine comments. I'm sure you see them as clever.

thats your fault for lack of comprehension.
It was an asinine post I responded to, with a simple question. I didnt want you to actually have to comprehend an more in depth one.
Seems I was right again
Now would you like to back up your shit?
instead of ignoring it?

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Leftists have not had the business experience of Il Douchovitch because leftists are known for paying their bills while nutsuckers cheat you out of your money and borrow and spend.

Good catch felchgobbler.

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ORIGINAL: Nnanji

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Leftists have not had the business experience of Il Douchovitch because leftists are known for paying their bills while nutsuckers cheat you out of your money and borrow and spend.

Good catch felchgobbler.

Citation please...for leftists paying their bills. I guess we can end the welfare roles now. By the way mental patient, which voice in your head put that childish retort on here? You others need to have a talk with her.

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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

From the New York Times:

China Warns of ‘Storm Clouds Gathering’ in U.S.-North Korea Standoff

HONG KONG — China warned on Friday that tensions on the Korean Peninsula could spin out of control, as North Korea said it could test a nuclear weapon at any time and an American naval group neared the peninsula in a show of resolve.

“The United States and South Korea and North Korea are engaging in tit for tat, with swords drawn and bows bent, and there have been storm clouds gathering,” China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, said in Beijing, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.

“We urge all sides to no longer engage in mutual provocation and threats, whether through words or deeds, and don’t push the situation to the point where it can’t be turned around and gets out of hand,” Mr. Wang said after meeting with his visiting French counterpart, Jean-Marc Ayrault, according to Xinhua.

“No matter who it is, if they let war break out on the peninsula, they must shoulder that historical culpability and pay the corresponding price for this,” Mr. Wang said.

His comments were the bluntest this week from China, which has been trying to steer between the Trump administration’s demands for it to do more to stop North Korea’s nuclear weapons program and its longstanding reluctance to risk a rupture with the North, its neighbor and longtime partner. In a phone conversation with Mr. Trump on Wednesday, China’s president, Xi Jinping, also called for restraint.

The North Korean military issued a statement on Friday threatening to attack major American military bases in South Korea, as well as the presidential Blue House, warning that it could annihilate those targets “within minutes.”

The statement also denounced what it called the Trump administration’s “maniacal military provocations,” like threats of possible unilateral action coming from Washington and the deployment of warships in waters near the Korean Peninsula.