She’ll burn that bridge when she gets to it.
Believe it or not, it got worse.
That’s pathetic. Right out of the fourth grade playbook.
If only it was at least original.
First I saw of him was a Youtuber mocking a video he made where he was playing himself up as a “pimp” because he manages a phone sex hotline or something. His whole persona reeks of insecure, performative masculinity - small dick energy, I guess.
I’m fairly certain most 10 year olds are already aware that females are not endowed with penes.
That’s the point, Tate is making a (poorly for some) veiled attempt at calling Thunberg trans.
I thought he was responding, kindergarten fashion, with something along the lines of “I’m not; you are!”
Or, as King Shit of Fuck Mountain put it today;
Why 'Elon announces that he is trans!" isn’t trending on Twitter is a question that I already think I know the answer to.
The responses to that tweet are golden, though.
I still wish I could remember where I heard the “Jew-ish” thing first, years and years ago. I don’t remember if it was on a sitcom or in in a stand-up routine or maybe even an interview. In my head I keep hearing it said by either Jerry Seinfeld (or maybe someone on the show) or Sarah Silverman. Could have even been someone on The Big Bang Theory.
But in the mean time, here’s a reference to it in an article in 2003.
https://www.chronicle.com/article/2-books-explore-curious-absence-of-jewish-characters-from-tv-series-in-the-1950s-and-60s/
No, no, no, she wasn’t body-shaming him. She was saying that his “dick energy” was small. The size of one’s dick energy is not correlated to the size of one’s actual physical dick. She was aura-shaming him.
ISTM the dumber part about it is that constitutionally you do not have to actually reside or be legally domiciled in the congressional district you represent, just in the state. So you can register and vote where you actually live and it does not (legally) affect your Congressional election (politically, that’s another story, of course: he wanted to be seen voting where he always did for publicity reasons).
His problem is that as a voter, not as a Congressman, he is supposed to register in the county of his actual residence; never mind that then it looks silly to not be able to vote for yourself: that’s your problem, not the elections board’s.
She left the interpretation to the imagination of the reader(and intended target).
Notice how he interpreted it.
His whole image is wrapped up in his possessions and he thought he was dunking on a helpless little girl.
First rule: Know you opponent.
He never saw that roundhouse kick coming.
He sounds nice.
Plus, that was little more than “GTFO” directed at his attempt to get a 19 year old girl’s contact information.
I remember a joke from the dark times of the seventies.
Dad, commenting on how his son lost a competition: “You lost to a mere girl??”
Kid: “Dad, girls aren’t so mere anymore!”
I just wanted to say I had the same same reaction you did today. Never heard of this guy before and this is the second thread I’ve looked at that he popped up in. Apparently for unrelated things.
I’ve chalked it up to our social media obsessed culture. Anyone can get their 15 minutes with just a few well placed tweets and get in the news cycle. It’s a lesser form of Trump dominating news coverage with his insane deliberately controversial tweets and other social media posts. Granted it’s usually in the form of “Look at what the stupid person said? Isn’t this stupid?” But it’s still giving real life trolls outsized influence and reach. 20 years these people would be limited to ranting at people at the local bar. Now all they have to do is whip out their phone and the whole world is graced with their nauseating thoughts.
A helpless little autistic girl.