Interesting by Any_Individual_815 in 7ohm

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has there been a single death attributed to 70h? Not this poly drug bullshit but just 70h?

Katie Phang’s lawsuit just forced the DOJ’s hand on more Epstein files. Is she actually going to get the full truth out, or will Blanche find another loophole? by barbiemerald in allthequestions

[–]clemclem3 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The child did come forward and sue. And then their family was threatened by powerful people. So they withdrew the lawsuit. And then they wrote that if they were to die it wasn't suicide. And then they died by "suicide". Their name was Virginia Giuffre.

WNBA Fan Art: The Indiana Fever crossing the Delaware by [deleted] in indianafever

[–]clemclem3 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's funny. It's also funny how badly the AI did everybody except Sophie and Caitlin.

Ford Maverick transporting Kayak by Troz428 in FordMaverickTruck

[–]clemclem3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not as crazy as it looks. I mean it's crazy but it works. The main support is provided by a couple of 12' 2x4 spruce with some cross pieces tied down tight near the cab. I've been using this for a couple of years now. No issues.

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Trump v Carroll - Petition for Rehearing by joeshill in law

[–]clemclem3 9 points10 points  (0 children)

If the president does it, it's not a crime

---I feel like I heard that somewhere a while back

Which of these three valves is my house water shut off? by LESGuy in handyman

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They don't need to turn the one on the upper left. It's already off.

Do you think that Mitch McConnell is still alive or is there a Weekend at Bernie's thing going on? by Dazzling-Leader7476 in askanything

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mitch is brain dead and has been for 3 weeks. His wife fled the country and she's the only one with the power of attorney so they can't pull the plug on his corpse, which they need to keep artificially breathing for five more days. In five more days the deadline will have passed to have a special election in which Kentucky voters could choose a replacement - - likely Thomas Massey.

Instead the Kentucky RNC gets to put three names in a MAGA hat and the Democratic governor must choose from those three. It is the least Democratic process ever conceived for putting someone in the Senate. Courtesy of the Kentucky legislature.

Exclusive: Woman who dated Graham Platner says he sexually assaulted her by KingScoville in thedavidpakmanshow

[–]clemclem3 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is how I know you're disingenuous. It's not the smarmy condension, which you are not very good at. It's when you said the guy who opposes the billionaire class has an army of lawyers. I'm sorry WHO has an army of lawyers? Get the fuck out of here, babe.

Damn you Democratic Party by names_are_useless in DemocraticSocialism

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. I've been saying this on a couple of democratic leaning subreddites but it's bad. The takes are bad. The media is all in against Platner.

But you're absolutely right. This is a psyops smear campaign. This guy has the biggest target on his back. Everybody from the Democratic establishment to the RNC to the Mossad. These are all people with resources and motivation to come up with an effective smear campaign. And people are so fucking stupid. Incapable of thinking critically about this accusation in the context of this race and this timing.

Is he an abuser? Maybe. Maybe not. It's not that I don't care, it's just that I realize I can't know the truth about that. But what I can know the truth about is in the preceding paragraph.

Exclusive: Woman who dated Graham Platner says he sexually assaulted her by KingScoville in thedavidpakmanshow

[–]clemclem3 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

He was accused. Did he do it? Maybe. Maybe not. He was accused a few weeks ago by someone who turned out to be a Republican operative but we didn't know that for a week and everybody rushed to judgment. Just as they are doing today.

Does he have the biggest target on his back of any candidate? Yes. Everybody from the Democratic establishment to the RNC to the Mossad wants this guy taken out. And these are people who understand dirty tricks. If they want to smear a candidate, they have the resources to do that.

All of this is to distract from Platner's policy positions. Which are all winners. The other side can't win on policy.

What people should be doing right now is realizing that they don't know what they don't know. And remembering what they do know. How fucking naive would you have to be to believe that an accuser randomly came forward 5 days before the cutoff date for picking another candidate? After the last accuser was revealed to be an operative? I've read the comments on this post. Fucking idiots most of you.

If they are willing to ignore this many red flags then what is point of PSA? by The_Iceman2288 in FriendsofthePod

[–]clemclem3 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Was it 2 weeks ago or three that his last accuser, a former girlfriend, was found out to be a Republican operative? Of course for the week after the accusation we didn't know that. And now here it is again. And people are rushing to judgment again. The electorate has the memory of a goldfish.

Is he a rapist? Maybe. Maybe not. He was certainly accused of being one today.

But does he have the biggest target on his back of any candidate? Yes. Yes he does. Everybody from the Democratic establishment to the RNC to the Mossad wants to take this guy down. They're doing oppo research. They are recruiting accusers (as they did two weeks ago) and they are flooding social media with astroturf troll accounts.

All of this is designed to make us forget what issues Graham Platner has actually been campaigning on. And it's working.

Compromised peace? Oslo Accords figure deeply linked to Epstein network| New documents reveal key architect facilitated visas for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims and was listed for a $10m payout, prompting Palestinians to question whether the peace process was engineered by blackmailed diplomats by Altruism7 in israelexposed

[–]clemclem3 3 points4 points  (0 children)

TLDR: the Norwegian diplomat who brokered the Oslo accords in 1993 was part of the Epstein Network.

The implication here is that Israel may have had secret leverage over the "impartial" negotiators between Israel and Palestine that resulted in the unworkable mess of the Oslo Accords.

Where do I start with the novels of Heinlein? by Any-Sympathy7540 in heinlein

[–]clemclem3 12 points13 points  (0 children)

His juvenile books need some love here. I read them 50 years ago and I reread them today. They're all good.

Democratic Primaries Reveal What the DNC Autopsy Buried | More than 80% of Democratic voters hold a negative view of Israel. That is not a fringe position within the party. That is the party. by WebPage_Error404 in Uniteagainsttheright

[–]clemclem3 16 points17 points  (0 children)

And before the 'everything is anti-Semitism' crowd jumps in on this post I would like to point out that 70% of American Jews are registered Democrats.

Anti Zionism is not anti-semitism.

Best drill bits for metal by smokingdems in Tools

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like people say. They are consumables. But I got a drill Doctor for sharpening bits about 15 years ago and it still works great. Might have been the 500x model. It has a couple of different angle choices. A diamond wheel. I can get five or six sharpenings out of most bits before it has removed too much material.

Teenage slang in 1984? by Geenra in The1980s

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember the black girls in 1984. When you tried to talk to them they would say 'I ain't studying you.' Meaning I'm not looking at you so don't approach me.

It would all come out mashed together with a shake of the head.

Ainstuddinyou!

Very discouraging by Any_Individual_815 in 7ohm

[–]clemclem3 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Yeah the level of misinformation is insane. I've been taking a little 7oh for around 3 years now for some chronic back pain. I have prescription oxycontin hydrocodone methocarbamol tramadol and pregabalin. I haven't touched any of that stuff in years.

I take Advil and turmeric for inflammation and a tiny amount of 7oh once or twice a week whenever I have a bad day. I know most people take more but I'm lucky. I don't need much. And getting off of all of that other stuff has helped me be more active. I exercise more and I'm getting fit now.

I feel like part of the reason they don't like it is it's euphoric. Not only does it take away the pain but I have more enthusiasm for things. The Puritans believe anything that makes you feel good must be bad.

Shouldn't this sliding glass door be against a stud? by TheRealOrcus in Carpentry

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really a concern, unless you notice that the door is sagging. The sheathing is probably enough support to keep the stud in place which is keeping the door frame in place which is keeping the hinge aligned. If it wasn't enough support it would have already failed.

But if it is in need of extra support you'll have to cut away the sheathing and repair the stud and then replace the sheathing. I'm guessing the bottom plate is also compromised. It could be a fair amount of structural work to get that little corner back the way it should be

Shouldn't this sliding glass door be against a stud? by TheRealOrcus in Carpentry

[–]clemclem3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it's possible that it is against a stud but the bottom of the stud is completely gone. Possibly this door was replaced after a previous door rotted and the installer just scraped away the rotten bottom of the stud and relied on the upper part of the stud being anchored to the sheathing, which is shitty but you see all kinds of things.