George S
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One dozen, one gross and a score
Plus 3 times the square root of four
All divided by 7
Plus 5 times 11
Is 9 squared plus zero, or 79.285714.
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One dozen, one gross and a score
Plus 3 times the square root of four
All divided by 7
Plus 5 times 11
Is 9 squared plus zero, or 79.285714.
Atheos
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Ahh, using an original Pentium processor I see.
Underseer
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Are you ready for the 2020 elections?
That's pretty much what American politics has come to.
Underseer
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Liberals are exactly as bad because Obama golfed so much and is incredibly stupid!!!!!! [/conservolibertarian]
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With thanks to George S for the assist.
A dozen, a gross, and a score
Plus three times the square root of four
Divided by seven
Plus five times eleven
Is nine times itself plus no more.
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Of course Mr Ed isn't the president. The real question is, would he have made a more moral and more competent one?
Simple answer: yes. Mr Ed has never assaulted anybody, never filed bankruptcy while self-congratulating his business knowledge, never threatened to get us into another war because he's afraid his ick is smaller than the dick of a guy in a whole different country. He'd also understand better than our president that being impoverished means less of the necessities to our survival, since for a horse, survival is paramount. An I don't think he'd get how humans will choose an idea or set of ideas over human lies as long the idea or set of ideas "feels good and comforts them", so he'd be smarter.
Just sayin'.
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Of course Mr Ed isn't the president. The real question is, would he have made a more moral and more competent one?
Simple answer: yes. Mr Ed has never assaulted anybody, never filed bankruptcy while self-congratulating his business knowledge, never threatened to get us into another war because he's afraid his ick is smaller than the dick of a guy in a whole different country. He'd also understand better than our president that being impoverished means less of the necessities to our survival, since for a horse, survival is paramount. An I don't think he'd get how humans will choose an idea or set of ideas over human lies as long the idea or set of ideas "feels good and comforts them", so he'd be smarter.
Just sayin'.
All that, AND - he rarely if ever repeats himself. The first words he spoke (on TV) were in response to Wilbur musing "I've wanted a pony since I was a little boy... it's been a long time since I was a little boy". To which Ed replied "It's been a long time since I was a pony!"
That was the last time he ever said that.
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Of course Mr Ed isn't the president. The real question is, would he have made a more moral and more competent one?
Simple answer: yes. Mr Ed has never assaulted anybody, never filed bankruptcy while self-congratulating his business knowledge, never threatened to get us into another war because he's afraid his ick is smaller than the dick of a guy in a whole different country. He'd also understand better than our president that being impoverished means less of the necessities to our survival, since for a horse, survival is paramount. An I don't think he'd get how humans will choose an idea or set of ideas over human lies as long the idea or set of ideas "feels good and comforts them", so he'd be smarter.
Just sayin'.
All that, AND - he rarely if ever repeats himself. The first words he spoke (on TV) were in response to Wilbur musing "I've wanted a pony since I was a little boy... it's been a long time since I was a little boy". To which Ed replied "It's been a long time since I was a pony!"
That was the last time he ever said that.
Ed was never a pony. He must have been suffering from dementia.
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Is that why he has that long face?
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LOL
Elixir
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He's really old. The word pony derives from the old French poulenet, meaning foal, a young, immature horse. It applied, way back when he was a pony.
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Perhaps this thread should be renamed the Trump Haters League? Or the Hillary Lovers Poor Loosers Club?