Legato
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I don't think Neddie Seagoon was a Trump supporter.
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Meme/Cartoon of the Day
Legato replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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Don't know a gnat girl, is she Bat girls sister and rides a Barley Soupidson?
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I did and did and did and it's biased, so it sits at your level. Now I ask, which 66% is not biased. Put down the Zucchini and deliver facts please, not twisted opinions.
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How about Britannica having 0%, 34% shows a distinct bias.
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Meme/Cartoon of the Day
Legato replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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I think robos zucchini has to much Cucurbitacins, make him irritable.
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Come along we have yellow curry.
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Come and join us, it will be fun.
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Yes another one for improv night.
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Should Democrats be tried for treason?
Legato replied to Deluge's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Old English treason...... The 1352 Treason Act fixed the meaning of treason for the first time. The definition of high treason, threatening the life of the king, his family or his authority, was recorded on this parchment roll in French, the medieval language of law. It was stored with other records of state in the Tower of London. To medieval minds it was established in 1351, as their new year began on 25 March, but most historians modernise the date to 1352. The definition of treason did not, however, remain static. The act made provision for future cases of treason beyond what could be imagined at the time, and would be expanded to include religious treasons, treasonous thoughts, political plots, revolutionary movements and subversion against the state. It would frame some of the most monumental moments in English history, from the Gunpowder Plot to the execution of King Charles I. In old English law, high treason was typically punished by being hanged, drawn, and quartered for men and burned at the stake for women. Beheading could be substituted for royalty and nobility. Petty treason, involving the murder of a master, husband, or bishop, carried a sentence of drawing and hanging for men and burning at the stake for women. Petty treason was abolished in 1828. These punishments, along with the death penalty for murder, were mandatory until the Judgement of Death Act 1823, which gave judges the power to commute the death penalty for all crimes except treason and murder. -
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Legato replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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It faded to brown after many washings, and black eyes
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Could be, after all I'm 7'6" and 340 lbs with a black belt in teapot lifting.
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I was raised in Northern England. Friday night pub fights were the norm. If I had a dollar for every Friday Night black eye, I'd have enough to buy you a comforter and Margaret Mitchells "Gone with the Wind".
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Legato replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
