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We do not live in 7 BC, we live in 2017 where many of the words we use today have absolutely no resemblance of their original intent. take fag for an example. Furthermore There are many forms of punishment that have absolutely nothing to do with harming, as well as other forms of punishment that do harm because that is the only way said pupil will learn the discipline. | 0 | not toxic |
Legitimate establishment hit by "scumbags", close facility and the public suffers! Auwe! | 0 | not toxic |
That's quite a reach you have their Mike! | 0 | not toxic |
Typical Caldwell Administration demonstration of " leadership" !! Useless, unwanted, UGLY, but, most of all arrogant & draconian. Mr. Mayor & the idiots called the City Council, instead of forcing your idiotic ideas on the public, who don't you obtain the public's input ?? I KNOW you think you're smarter than your constituents, but remember: YOU serve the public, NOT the other way around. You may soon see yourself out of a job with your arrogance !!! | 1 | toxic |
Well, those are certainly accusations. Got any facts to back that up? | 0 | not toxic |
You “went there”, dog brain! | 1 | toxic |
Part of what's wrong with CarGo is that the DP, KOA, and Root Sports spend a lot of their daily coverage talking and writing about what's wrong with CarGo. If these pretend journalists had something new to report......great. Rehashing week's old material is neither news or insightful commentary. | 0 | not toxic |
DearEthan. I was relieved to see you are not an English teacher. I am sure your olelo Hawaii skills are good and that is more important. As a past DOE student, I recognize the importance of giving credit where it is due, and making do with what we have. Please revisit your section, "Listen" and see if it reads as you intended. Mahalo for taking the time to express what no doubt hundreds of teachers here are thinking. | 0 | not toxic |
I agree, the government should act on this but Guy Giorno, what was he doing on pushing for this? It's probably not becasue he wants PR but because he wants to put Trudeau on the spot. | 0 | not toxic |
That unsubstantiated (and libelous, if untrue) assertion which may have occurred ten (10) years ago seems a bit farfetched.
If she was the 'victim' ten years ago, why did she go "on to work for OBF until recently"? He became Director in 2014.
But it does match the sexual enthusiasms that the U of O is noted for pursuing; why did she leave 'recently'? | 0 | not toxic |
He can oppose from anywhere and with all the money he wants to spend. I think he wants to run against Trump. | 0 | not toxic |
There is no such thing as "free tuition." Expenses need to be paid, and guess who pays for these. | 0 | not toxic |
Lets not forget that WE HAD A DAMN GOOD SKETCH OF THE KILLER after the second July killing. Imagine that: Can you identify this man? Do you know someone who looks like this and owns a 357 hand gun?
I think there's a damn good chance that might've worked. | 0 | not toxic |
Why should he be charged? Are you saying he forced the young woman to purchase/ingest the heroin? | 0 | not toxic |
Whazzie: and that made all the difference, sport! Learn to play like this consistently and those points will come in quicker than most think. | 0 | not toxic |
If you say so.
Boy, you sure showed me who's boss. | 0 | not toxic |
My only Question is: 3 staff attorneys chosen were all Democratic party donors????? Impartial body investing a Republican????? How would the liberal press handle this matter? Can the public rely on this body to conduct a Fair and Impartial investigation????? The Amazon CEO is the owner of the one of the liberal media! Conspiracy theorist believe the existence of a cabal of billionaires that are behind scene for much of the schisms that have ensued after the Trump victory! | 0 | not toxic |
I realize far right wacko don't care because it is ok if you are republican. You can lie all you want and its ok if you are republican. Well I don't accept this hypocrisy and will call this liar out everry chance I get. So Dragon, how are you enoying your new job building the wall? Isn't the new health care plan simply wonderful? lol Keep enjoying the do nothing president. He is good for a few laughs. | 1 | toxic |
Bill, I agree with you on the main point here. That the Clinton campaign rigged the Democratic Party's choice for 2016 is terrible. My comment above doesn't dispute that. It's about the 90% or so of the letter above that reads like Russian propaganda. I'm curious: Are you okay with Russian intervention in a U.S. election? Are you sure there wasn't any? And, if not, are you sure it had no impact? Do you want investigations to get to the bottom of it? Do you believe Donald Trump's statement that it's all a hoax? | 0 | not toxic |
Why is it you lefties ignore facts? We have good information about who uses social services. That's not in dispute. | 0 | not toxic |
The Charter prohibits the government from imposing a general dress code; that would be a denial of freedom of expression. | 0 | not toxic |
There is a subtle but very important difference.
Many Vat II minded people are willing to respect that some people may prefer pre-Vat II style worship. (So recognising it is a strange but legitimate choice)
But it seem to me that there is a solid core of pre-Vat II minded people want to say that Vat II is heretical ... (So saying it is an illegitimate choice.)
So pastoral openness to certain people who prefer the style of the pre-Vat II Mass is, I would say, generous.
Whereas ... | 0 | not toxic |
What I am saying is that if a choice has to be made between dead people in Eugene and dead people in North Korea, I prefer the live people to be in Eugene.
Whether that is done by assassination of the President of North Korea, a fuel-air bomb on his nuclear stockpile and his ICBM storage and manufacturing sites or in some other way is the tactical choice of the people who do that.
The United Nations has declared his stockpiles or both nuclear weapons and his attempts to develop ICBMs illegal numerous times; we are still at war and he has violated the cease fire.
You are certainly not providing any viable alternative. Presidents going all the way back to Carter have tried appeasement.
This particular third-generation crime family deserves 'regime change' at least as much as Assad and Gaddaffi, if not more. | 0 | not toxic |
I think if I had to choose a replacement, I would go with Neschek for now, considering he just throws strikes and doesn't give up free bases. This has been Holland's issue as guys are not taking the bait on his slider and have a more patient approach. Therefore, he is giving up free passes nightly. I believe his ERA since the break is 7+...that cannot be your closer regardless of how well he has performed earlier and for Black to say otherwise is just baffling. | 0 | not toxic |
While I'm not a religious person by any stretch of the imagination, I'm beginning to think that Trump may be a close resemblance of the Anti-Christ. He's dazzling right-wingers by the millions, wields insults against women, tramples on our liberties, and comes across as an anointed evil narcissist. Frightening that Trump will be taking over the Republican Party. Shake hands with the Devil and you'll get burned. The Republican Party is sizzling. | 1 | toxic |
You're kidding, right? "...governed along centre-right lines"? Where were those 'lines' when the Liberals were adding tax after tax, and massive debts, on BC residents? What taxes and debts you say? They stole money from ICBC, raised everyone's insurance rates to do it, and have just about killed the insurance company. They forced BC Hydro to invest billions in dubious projects which sent the company into massive debts that BC citizens are responsible for. They downloaded so many costs onto municipalities that massive tax increases were required on homeowners, etc. I could go on, but hopefully you understand that the BC Liberals were as 'Tax-and-Spend' as any left wing government has ever been | 0 | not toxic |
For decades Canadians have been taxed to the hilt by a public sector which is out of control and the services delivered are being steadily stripped away. Commencing January 2017 it will be Carbon taxes. In the near future we can expect another layer of taxes in the form of infrastructure user fees. Governments are asking large Public Sector Pension Funds to buy into the infrastructure ownership plan. These Pension Funds have been created and supported by public tax dollars, now they are going to gouge even more. The hand that feeds is being bitten again. | 0 | not toxic |
LW1: Good grief, they've TOLD you what they will do-- believe them. I wouldn't be hanging out with such an emotionally unstable nutjob. I would de-friend them; they will befriend you if you have the audacity to procreate anyway. | 0 | not toxic |
Absolutely agree. There was no need for Mr. Frei to make his original statement, and his lengthy "apology" (or whatever that was) displayed his muddy thinking. He was making some kind of comparison between American soldier deaths in World War II and someone who won an international race the day before Memorial Day. It seemed unnecessarily to bring nationality (or race?) into a sports activity for no good reason. | 0 | not toxic |
Nemo,
First, learn what neo-conservatism is, then discuss it. | 0 | not toxic |
People of the United States vs. People of the United States
We're tearing ourselves apart...just read the comments from start to finish....sad, sad, sad. | 0 | not toxic |
The advisors I have had to pleasure to talk to have nothing but garbage to say. They say it beautifully but ask them a real question and you will notice you will never get an answer. They are like used car salesmen except you are handing over your life's savings for a long time. This is so important there should be some kind of registry where advisors must register the contents of the portfolio's (minus personal info) they manage and all the costs, gains and losses (present and past). A person could then make a decision not based on how good they sound (about a topic the consumer knows little about) but about how well they have managed assets their entire career. Love to see this for authors of financial articles too. | 0 | not toxic |
No not a short timer 59 years here just trying to give others who don't live on the KP a location they could relate to. | 0 | not toxic |
I'm sad to read this. The folks working there are now going to be under additional stress worrying about thier jobs. And our local economy certainly would be impacted if a closure or reduction in force happens. | 0 | not toxic |
Hear hear!
However, her sentiments are echoed by a growing segment of Canadiana, and I cite as evidence the rise of Harper and how emboldened his leadership made those "deplorables" in Canada who tried to defend their attitudes by calling it "anti-PC".
Vigilance against her views gaining ground in the population is required. | 0 | not toxic |
Yeah, yeah, and I fly the confederate flag because I love my proud southern heritage. Never mind that it was a battle flag in a war to preserve freaking slavery.
Yes, there are people who are attached to the crucifixes and stuff because of "heritage". They do exist. Their heritage is just about as valuable as that southern US slaver heritage. Remember what you said about the Catholic church being oppressive? Well, was it or wasn't it?
There are also damnsure people who are attached to the crucifixes for religions reasons. And if there were no such people, there wouldn't be enough of the "culture" people to keep the things on the walls.
Furthermore, personally worn symbols of "active, personal faith" deserve a whole lot more leeway than government-endorsed expressions of attachment to either a religion OR a traditional heritage of religious oppression. | 0 | not toxic |
Facebook please!! | 0 | not toxic |
I find it amusing, and very telling, when liberals use McCarthy-like tactics against their enemies.
"Have you no shame?"
LOL | 0 | not toxic |
"Our country needs a clear path to citizenship for contributing members of our communities without access to documentation."
What?!?! Everyone has access to documentation. There is a very clearly defined and documented process for entering and then staying in this country. Absolutely nobody is "without access to documentation." | 0 | not toxic |
Another big typhoon. Fast wind and severe rain can cause disabling damages. | 0 | not toxic |
We keep hearing this talking point over and over, Judith M.
Unfortunately, there is almost no evidence to back up your claim that BC Liberals and Federal Liberals are significantly different.
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/christy-clarks-bc-liberals-are-left-right-and-centre-but-they-sure-arent-conservative
Corruption, illegal donations, cash for access....
Which party does this sound most like ? | 0 | not toxic |
Lela markham: "Alaska still has one of the tightest wildlife protection regimes in the country. " That statement is simply not true. | 0 | not toxic |
Snicks833, be nice. UH has some good defensive backs. It is just that they are not as good as UH's opponents. | 0 | not toxic |
Hillary's answers were ............somebody's.
Google #hillarysearpiece for the latest right wing conspiracy. | 0 | not toxic |
Québec was the first province to introduce mandatory Islamic studies in the public school system; in effect, sacrificing gains made during the Quiet Revolution to accommodate the Religion of Peace, after denying the Catholic Church the right to interfere in the public education system.
http://boreal.ca/TYC/TheFuture.htm
"Gérard Bouchard and Charles Taylor, concluded in 2008 that no such crisis exists. "
If no such crisis existed why their recommendation to accommodate Islam's beliefs, fears and phobias within a ostensibly secular public school system.
Bill 62 is not as accommodating as the legislation that made a joke of a secular public school education, but is eminently reasonable nonetheless. | 0 | not toxic |
Go back and tell your ancestors 25,000 years ago to be vegan. Since it would probably be the fastest route to human extinction it would have been the best thing for all the other species on this planet.
Micro-causes like "don't wear down", "don't eat meat" miss the bigger picture. The big issue is there are too many of us around. It's a problem. | 0 | not toxic |
roy, you are bordering on some mental issues here. Life will go on...breath in.......out....in.....out........life will go on buddy......in....out....relax. Ask your therapist what is best to do at this extremely low and obviously devastating point in your life. Defeat is a hard thing to swallow but life will go on. | 0 | not toxic |
How about to vote? Or get married? Or buy a car? Or choose your own job? Or choose your own education? Or choose where you want to live?
Any problems with those at 18? | 0 | not toxic |
What corruption and injustice would those be? | 0 | not toxic |
There is nothing romantic about the life that many with chronic health issues have to endure. | 0 | not toxic |
Just wondering--did you go on to become a priest? | 0 | not toxic |
Sounds like the "Make the Rich Pay" argument that has underpinned every Marxist revolutionary in history.
How has Marxism turned out? | 0 | not toxic |
Interesting viewpoint. Last week in this newspaper the state legislator said the current prison population in this state is busting the state budget yet some say here that addicts who have committed no crimes should go to prison because federal "tax" money should not be used to treat addictions. The point that I am making is that addiction is a huge financial burden on society, some addicts do not hold jobs, they get divorced, do not support their kids and sell drugs and commit crimes to get money to fuel their addiction and tie up our court system which costs a lot of state money. So no matter how society deals with addicts they costs a lot of money to the communities and the states they live in. Better to spend my tax money on treating them and giving them an opportunity to live a useful life rather than spend decades in the "system" on the state dime. I know addicts who have been treated and they do reclaim their lives, it happens all the time. | 0 | not toxic |
Contrary to popular belief, "freedom of speech" does NOT extend to the workplace. | 0 | not toxic |
Immigrant should not criticized for working hard. They've earned their treatment. | 0 | not toxic |
There is no loophole in the existing plastic bag law. The environmentalists are trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist. There is no mounting trash problem, bags blowing the wind, choking saline, etc. Our weak kneed City Council is just giving in to the environmental' hysteria! | 0 | not toxic |
I don't take Clinton's affair lightly at all. In addition to Clinton acting badly and beneath the dignity of the presidency, the scandal had debilitating repercussions for the Democratic Party to this day. What if Al Gore, who almost certainly was personally aghast at Clinton's behavior, hadn't felt compelled to distance himself from a popular president? I agonize to think of how the the direction of the country would have been different had the disastrous George W. Bush not been appointed. | 0 | not toxic |
what if the ideology is not consistent with canadian values? | 0 | not toxic |
Because no one gets killed in an auto accident? | 0 | not toxic |
So predictable. Rick is the mouthpiece of the anti-ADFG crowd, primarily since ADFG wouldn't let him be a real biologist, but instead confined him to moose-vehicle and bear-mt. bike rider conflicts in Anchorage. When you see Rick write something you should instantly think "anti ADFG" and move on to the next thing. You will not see Rick talk about people in rural Alaska literally starving before ADFG scientists rescued moose and caribou populations after a statutorily-required public process, which were validated by several different superior court judges, but I'm sure he scored brownies points with his crowd for this article. | 0 | not toxic |
Talked to a guide for one of these outdoor adventure programs once. He said the execs who did do well likely didn't need to do the program. The execs who didn't do well - apathy, complaining - likely didn't get anything out of it. Net sum zero. | 0 | not toxic |
AT: ah, yes.....it's all Obama's fault.....Who's stable? Well now...no one I know of has claimed either of these guys are stable. Press releases....How about video clips of comments and actions from both of them. You postulate the "madman theory" of diplomacy. ..make everyone think you're nuts and they won't mess with you. Remember, KN does have the ability to launch massive strikes at SK, including nuclear attacks. I think you're "buying into" the "biggest bully on the block" theory of international relations. Gary Crum | 0 | not toxic |
So how can you make all these claims about things you don't know the facts of? | 0 | not toxic |
"vote for a person not beholding to Big Oil." Instead bonobojean would have you vote for people beholding to big unions. Wow! No thanks, Democrats have screwed the country up, as lame as the GOP is Democrats they're 5 times worse stealing money from the working middle class to give to the lazy (their voting base). | 0 | not toxic |
"Hillary lost the election immediately after she called millions of Americans deplorable "
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That was absolutely a huge blunder, but it wasn't the only factor. There was also:
Anti-establishment sentiment
Hillary's baggage
Racism
Misogyny
Xenophobia
The Dunning-Kruger Effect (bigly)
Poor ego-development, delusion, avoidance
Electoral College distortions
Partisanship
Russian meddling
...in no particular order. | 0 | not toxic |
I was totally just kidding about that June. I truly wish you the best outcome for the contest, and I hope that your property will fall into the hands of some folks who will make the best of it and carry on that unique endeavor of farming in the great land of Alaska. Good luck to all.... p.s. by the way, did you want that 500K in 20's or 50's ? (: (: | 0 | not toxic |
Back in the 70s and probably ever since, there's been a small but very intense group of people in Eugene who almost always attempt to hijack any peaceful demonstration or protest, and turn it into something that will necessitate police intervention. I'm not alone in thinking, then and now, that at least some of them are undercover FBI or other Federal agency, just like in the CoIntel days. | 0 | not toxic |
Last month, for example, courts blocked the administration from deporting more than 1,000 Iraqis with horrific criminal records, claiming they might face threats back home.
Think of the idiocy of that ruling.....no doubt by a Barry O appointed judge no? | 0 | not toxic |
"heatst.com"
Bwaaaaahaaaaaa! You crack me up. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes,_an_example_of_the_stilted_language_of_the_Roman_Missal,_which_has_all_the_unction_of_a_street_beggar. | 0 | not toxic |
its all good and well for the Concourt to have a made that judgement, ostensibly to protect the rights of "tenants". But it certainly has not helped with the bigger picture.
Firstly they are not tenants, they are squatters. They are also not homeless, because they have occupied a building, outside of the law. But they will be homeless if evicted, in spite of the initial action of squatting being against the law.
The owners have abandoned their buildings because it is more profitable to do so, or it incurs less spending. Whatever.
One has to feel some sympathy for the city, who has to take action, because the CBD needs to be reinvented, which needs investment, which requires at least some measure of gentrification, which requires evictions, which requires building or providing alternatives, etc etc.
And all the while, the National Governmnent, who is primarily to blame for creating the economic circumstances forcing the migration in the first place, is nowhere to be seen or heard. | 0 | not toxic |
Can't we ship these misunderstood people to places where they can rob, shoot and kill to their hearts content? Like a deserted island where they can kill each other like the cannibals they are. | 1 | toxic |
No he will will not . He is obviously a "media creative" and will be given a promotion, to a senior post within the Vatican Publishing House; with special responsibility for Papal Bulls. | 0 | not toxic |
I remember the late 70s, and this era feels like the same malaise we had then only worse. As DT said the other day, the best thing to happen to Jimmy Carter is Obama. | 0 | not toxic |
Is ED, in fact, covered? Leave it uncovered, and there will be fewer pregnancies to cover. | 0 | not toxic |
How about Bill Clinton (Monica) or Trudeau (Sinclair). They are all similar as well but got a pass from the left. Meredith is sleazy but not too out of place in the senate or among politicians. | 0 | not toxic |
Careful, Annie may come at you for spelling.
I said yesterday that we need to distinguish between parts and self. So thank you for coming around. Scientists like to keep terms clear and well differentated. | 0 | not toxic |
"Funded by the public" in Canada means low standards, little ethics or morals and no following government legislation. But professors and faculty love their jobs: they are government workers with tenure and pensions. So they want to keep the gravy train going, like secondary and elementary school teachers. Just keep it all going, all me, me, me. No matter the effect to the community or society. | 0 | not toxic |
Go to Right wing sites, where you can avoid rational people pointing out reality... | 0 | not toxic |
The CBC Board is almost entirely Harper appointees, some of whom were re-appointed early before the election. | 0 | not toxic |
How about all these people wanting to get in the pot business just get a real job. | 0 | not toxic |
"but weren’t things more equitable in this country when we had a progressive income tax?"
The people doing all the paying aren't the ones getting anything out of it, how is that fair. I would go for a income tax based on "gross" income but not based off federal taxes. Half of Alaskans would very little if anything based on federal taxes, I don't think that's right, plus the losers in charge would see to it taxes only went up and up and up. | 0 | not toxic |
Why does the very dangerous black supremacist rhetoric we hear every day get a free pass, Melanie? | 1 | toxic |
Ah yes. The turtle race.
And contrary to Dieter's claim, that section of highway is not "extremely busy". | 0 | not toxic |
ANMC has won Magnet status three time in a row. I remember that when it was awarded Magnet status the second time, it was the first time any hospital had ever achieved Magnet twice. That means that nurses have a very high satisfaction rate in their jobs, so it's not just patients.
Frankly, it is the best healthcare I've ever received, and it also comes from the nicest medical staff I've ever met. Patients are treated very well. The difference is not the lack of copays, however much people may appreciate that. The differences that make SCF and ANTHC so successful are cultural and values based. It's pretty clear to me that non-Native America really does not have what it takes to be able to provide such good healthcare. The dominant values are antithetical to nurturing and healing, and especially to sharing. People would need to be able to do all those things and more in order to give great healthcare like SCF and ANTHC do. | 0 | not toxic |
Sincere condolences to all of the families and friends of the missing. The Bering Sea, when angry, can be a huge monster that swallows up everything in it's path. | 0 | not toxic |
I understand the politicians are using this issue as a distraction and a ploy to continue to attack the EPA, but why is it that a group of fisherman from TEXAS are supporting a mine in Alaska that is owned by a multinational corporation which, if built, would certainly negatively effect salmon in the Bristol Bay watershed and wouldn't put a dime in their personal pockets? Once again the cognitive dissonance is staggering. | 0 | not toxic |
I can see why you would disagree with me but not why you would be baffled by what I said. The very clear implication made by your argument is that guns should be allowed on campus because there is a need for them to be on campus to protect the innocent children and such from what? The "Gangbangers and criminals" as you so eloquently stated. If those "gangbangers and criminals" aren't hanging out on campus, then why then need for the legislated proliferation? are you saying that UA campuses are laden with these criminal types? That certainly has not been my experience. I won't bother to discuss why gangbanger might be considered a racially charged term. If you would like to play coy with race go right ahead but don't expect people not to call you out on it. | 0 | not toxic |
Frederick Minshall: Thank you for referring to me as Sir, capitalized even. Despite all your negative attributes, you've taught me a new word: "scarper". Thanks Mr Minshall!
And if the moderator knew the definition of "quim", you'd lose your privilege of complaining in the ADN. | 0 | not toxic |
The larger issue here is the continuing investment in fossil-fuel infrastructure. We should be spending money to build smart grids to integrate wind and solar; to develop grid-scale storage through large battery, pumped hydro and hydrogen facilities; to speed the introduction of electric vehicles etc. Oil pipelines are so 20th century. The danger to the water supply from the pipeline is one thing, the danger to the planet from continuing to emit greenhouse gases by burning the fuel that will flow through the pipeline is of a different order of magnitude. As the Trump administration tries to ramp up fossil-fuel use we will have to engage in protests on a much larger scale. | 0 | not toxic |
Great! This sounds like a winner! How much can I buy??
It will be easy, all I have to do is sell my Bre-X shares to raise cash to buy WHY. Oh, wait a minute . . . | 0 | not toxic |
This tends to be true for other public entities....cities, special districts, school districts, etc. Today far too many decisions are made based on "oh gosh, will we be sued?" instead of on principles and sensible policies. These public bodies usually decide it's cheaper to roll-over, pay the ransom and move along. It ends up costing a great deal of money and, at the same time, undercutting the credibility of the institutions. The attorneys do very well though. | 0 | not toxic |
no ads no content - unless you want to pay for all those shows you pvr | 0 | not toxic |
Keen was fired because she shut down the Chalk River isotope producing reactor because of safety concerns. Gary Lunn and Harper disagreed, fired her and re-opened the reactor. One year later, it had to be shut (this time for over a year) because of leaks - proving that Keen was correct. Furthermore, the second shutdown caused an isotope supply crisis. So not only did Lunn and Harper ignore Keen's advice, they failed to secure backup supply channels for the medical isotopes. Raitt infamously called the crisis "sexy" in an internal email.. | 0 | not toxic |
The state of Oregon goes to extreme lengths to keep children with their biological parent/s. Tons of resources are thrown at the parents. Studies show that kids do best with bios. I tend to disagree.... | 0 | not toxic |
This sounds more like a fudge-it than a budget. | 0 | not toxic |
It strikes me as being impolite. | 0 | not toxic |
The same stereotyping you have of villagers could also be applied to rednecks living in trailer parks, blacks from the inner city, et al. Trying to put broad labels on a group of people is rarely accurate and never helpful. | 0 | not toxic |
What’s so stunning about it? Melalina Joly is just a star stuck airhead with a pretty face who was only picked for cabinet because of her looks. She enjoyed the spotlight and the flirtation with Pretty Boy Justin but never had any business doing serious government work. | 0 | not toxic |
Except he's not a happy guy? He's constantly angry and complaining, just does it with a smirk.
I call that being phony | 0 | not toxic |
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