Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

It’s all just conspiracy shit beamed down from the mothership.

Their boy Ron is an empty plastic cup that will never know pudding.

I also would like a pony to improve my balloon juice experience.

JFC, are there no editors left at that goddamn rag?

If you thought you’d already seen people saying the stupidest things possible on the internet, prepare yourselves.

Not all heroes wear capes.

Washington Post’s Catch and Kill, not noticeably better than the Enquirer’s.

The party of Reagan has become the party of Putin.

The arc of history bends toward the same old fuckery.

Let’s delete this post and never speak of this again.

The poor and middle-class pay taxes, the rich pay accountants, the wealthy pay politicians.

Everything is totally normal and fine!!!

The US Supreme Court is on the ballot in november.

🎶 Those boots were made for mockin’ 🎵

This isn’t Democrats spending madly. This is government catching up.

Innocent people don’t delay justice.

This really is a full service blog.

I’m sure you banged some questionable people yourself. We’re allowed to grow past that.

Motown is Joe-Town!

Trump makes a mockery of the legal system and cowardly judges just sit back and let him.

In after Baud. Damn.

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Never forget that he train is barreling down on Trump, even as he dances on the tracks.

Authoritarian republicans are opposed to freedom for the rest of us.

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Mr. Charles P. Pierce, at Esquire, on “An Elaborate Plot To Make Darrell Issa Crazy“:

Over at Bloomberg Politics, Margaret Talev has lit the fuse by which dozens of heads may go supernova all at once. I mean it, this woman is calling for the mother of all cable-news tantrums. She may also be calling for the immediate spontaneous combustion of Darrell Issa and anyone standing within a 15-foot radius of him. Amid other suggestions as to how the president can continue to do the job he was elected (twice) to do, and fck with the minds of the opposition at the same time, both laudable goals, she drops the big one. I like her style, I must say…

Talev’s piece is titled “Five Ways Obama Can Mess with Republicans in 2015,” including campaign finance reform: “So-called dark-money nonprofits, such as those affiliated with the Koch brothers, could find it much harder to muck around in elections. Under current practices, up to half of these groups’ money can be spent on politics. Changes to the Internal Revenue Service regulations governing 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations could shrink the percentage they can devote to election activities such as advertising… “ (Her other suggestions are excellent, also.)

I’d bookmarked a couple of articles about Issa’s latest pre-Xmas wet fart doc-drop acknowledging, as the NYTimes primly put it, his “Inquiry into IRS Lapses Shows No Ties to White House.” Or, as Michael Hiltzik explained “Issa’s Big Dud” in the LA Times:

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Vista) wasted enormous congressional resources over the last 18 months trying to inflate the IRS “scandal” into a mountain. The release Tuesday of his final, petulant report on the affair marks what may be its final decline into a mouse.

The bottom line: Contrary to his assertions in countless appearances on Fox News, there’s no evidence that the Obama White House directed — or indeed was involved in any way — in the supposed targeting of conservative nonprofit groups for special scrutiny by the IRS. There’s no evidence that “tea party” groups were exclusively targeted, as opposed to tax-exempt “social welfare” organizations from across the political spectrum….

Much of the report underscores how flagrantly partisan and majestically useless Issa has been as a government watchdog. (He’s giving up the committee chairmanship in 2015 because of term limits, ceding the gavel to Republican Rep. Jason Chaffetz of Utah.) It treats political activities as somehow a legal right of c-4 organizations, though that’s not what the law says — not if they want to retain their tax exemptions and donor confidentiality privileges…

One point that the Issa report fails to make is that the investigation undoubtedly succeeded in its ulterior purpose, which was to hamstring the IRS in pursuing its statutory duties and undermined its already flagging reputation. Aggressive enforcement of the 501(c)4 standards is off the table. In the year-end spending bill passed this month, the agency’s budget was gutted — cut by $356 million from last year, $1.5 billion below the administration’s request.

For Issa, who is Congress’ richest member, and plutocrats from shore to shore, an intimidated and underfunded IRS is heaven. And that’s what we’ve got.

Insofar as President Obama can counter this Oligarchs’ Revolt via executive order, I’m in favor!
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Apart from hoping for a better 2015, what’s on the agenda for the evening?

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  1. 1.

    draftmama

    Well isn’t that what all the rich people want? Have the IRS so ineffective they can get away with anything. BTW after the two IRA agents in Helena MT retired last year, because of the federal hiring freeze we no longer have anyone in the office here. One person comes here twice a week for 6 hours. Your tax dollars at work….

  4. 4.

    Linda Featheringill

    Hey – We survived another Christmas! That makes [mumble, mumble] for me.

    I usually enjoy the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day. I still have problems of course but there is very little I’m expected to do about them. It’s kind of a holiday.

  8. 8.

    JPL

    @Baud: Not to be all doom and gloom but if it’s the flu, expect feeling like crap for awhile. It took the neighbors three weeks before all the congestion was gone. Hope you are better soon, though.

  12. 12.

    raven

    What a fucking joke:

    Universal’s World War II epic “Unbroken” took second place with $31.7 million from the weekend, bringing its domestic total to $47.3 million from its first four days in theaters.

    “We’re all thrilled,” Nikki Rocco, Universal’s president of domestic distribution said of the Angelina Jolie-directed drama. “It’s a testament to how great this movie is. I’m so happy that America found out about it.”

    It may very well be a good movie but jesus h keerist they ran the commercials for it all the time for the last 2 months!

  29. 29.

    Pogonip

    @JPL: Terriermandotcom thinks dog wellness exams are mostly a scam. You may want to read him next time the issue comes up. I don’t have a dog in the fight (hee!) myself as I haven’t had a dog since the idea of dog wellness exams started up. I suppose much would depend on whether it’s purebred or not. If it’s an AKC breed I guess you might as well have it examined periodically since if it’s not sick it soon will be. It’s a crime what the AKC has done to man’s best friend.

  31. 31.

    raven

    @Betty Cracker:

    Stoops has criticized the SEC as far back as the spring of 2013, when he called some of the stories about the league’s supremacy “propaganda.” He had little to go on because his Sooners had lost three straight against SEC opponents and had just been routed by Johnny Manziel and SEC member Texas A&M 41-13 in the AT&T Cotton Bowl.

  33. 33.

    Corner Stone

    Man, there is just no way a homeowner in real life agrees to turn two bathrooms into one big bathroom.
    Just lost about $25K in resale value, homie. #BathCheesers

  36. 36.

    Pogonip

    @Anne Laurie: I couldn’t get the picture to come up, but I gather it involves congrats! So congrats to Major X 3!

    in other news, I left the paper out in the car, so no news is the news. I read the comics off Washington Post web site, so not a major (ha!) problem.

  37. 37.

    Tommy

    @JPL: Yes. I just flat out love pics of people getting married. That same sex couples can get married, as a straight guy, I start to get emotional. Very emotional. We’ve made progress.

  38. 38.

    raven

    @Pogonip: My little girl has a laundry list of issues, 5 meds in here eye’s every day for life, autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) that requires more meds, she was peeing blood when we adopted her and she has stinky ears! She has a cardiologist, an ophthalmologist as well as her GP. Maybe it’s all bullshit and we just should have let her go blind or maybe she wouldn’t really die from the AIHA. We’re doing everything we can to take care of her and it won’t change.

  39. 39.

    raven

    @Major Major Major Major: Yes, it really wasn’t that clear that was what the photo was (I knew WHAT it was but not who). We had lunch with our friends who were back from Australia for the holiday. They had to leave because, even though they are legally married in New York, the Aussie can’t get citizenship. . .yet.

  41. 41.

    lamh36

    @Major Major Major Major: Congratulations to you and your new hubby.

    Speaking of marriage, my lil sis sent me a link to one of them online quizzes. This one was “when will I get married”. After answering the questions, it told me I’m gonna get married at 56! Damnit 56!!! I’m 38…sheesh…

  44. 44.

    lamh36

    Uh huh. Hey, he didn’t know guys!

    @chrislhayes
    In 2004, Louisiana had a vote on the MLK holiday. 90 legislators voted for it. 6 voted against. Scalise was one of the 6.

    @costareports
    Duke said Scalise was invited to the conf. by two of his longtime associates, Howie Farrell and Kenny Knight
    https://twitter.com/costareports/status/549742982530727937

    @ttagaris 1m1 minute ago
    .@costareports Howie Farrell was David Duke’s campaign mgr. making it less likely Scalise had no idea re: connection http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1990-05-06/news/9005060159_1_duke-farrell-johnston …

    @MelioraMed 2m2 minutes ago
    @costareports Kenny Knight, ex cop and chief aid to David Duke Kenny Knight?

  45. 45.

    Anne Laurie

    @Pogonip:

    Terriermandotcom thinks dog wellness exams are mostly a scam.

    They’re like baby wellness exams — you probably need to update their shots anyway, and the subjects aren’t very fluent about expressing exactly what may or may not hurt. Older dogs are stoic about creaky joints, failing senses, the effects of damaged organs. Better to have a professional find out about the fluttery heart valve, the subclinical periodontal infection, the reduced kidney function (even when you know it’s gonna be expensive to treat those problems) than to have a beloved companion drop dead and then find out they were in pain & you could’ve made things less horrible.

    And the only difference between purebreds and randombreds, as they get older, is that you have a slightly better idea of which bad card is liable to show up in a purebred’s exam first.

    (IMO, the main reason people think mixed breeds are “healthier” than purebreds is that there’s no monetary incentive to nurse mixed-breed puppies with chronic conditions, so the worst cases are quietly euthanized before they can run up big bills. And it’s easier to remember that one pedigreed dog that gets orthodontia or a kidney transplant than the thousands of “no-name” dogs whose humans quietly drain their bank accounts to salvage a few more weeks or days at the end of an always-too-short life.)

  53. 53.

    JPL

    @Anne Laurie: Finch is my second mutt and before that I had Goldens and a Shar Pei. Shar Pei’s are known for health problems but my Goldens lived a long happy life. A vet once told me that mutts are becoming over bred and the previous one only lived to ten or eleven.

  54. 54.

    JPL

    @lamh36: The story was on CBS news tonight and is on NYTimes.com. It’s odd to say you had no idea that David Duke’s organization was hate filled. Boehner will wait a few more days and see if the story dies down before he makes a decision.

  56. 56.

    a hip hop artist from Idaho (fka Bella Q)

    @Major Major Major Major: May you and your husband have all the love your hearts can hold.

    @Pogonip: Lil Bit, who has a list of conditions in need of regular monitoring, is like a poster pup for wellness exams.

    In general, though, the exam should be called an annual check up for heartworm test, fecal float, and vaccines.

  59. 59.

    Anne Laurie

    @raven: Yeah, so did our late pedigreed papillon Flicker, who cost us more than our mortgage for the last few years of the 15 she shared with us. And heart problems are not one of the issues for which Papillons get flagged. But we didn’t spend that money because the lady who sold her to us at a steep discount was one of the top breeders in the country, we did it because my Spousal Unit would’ve sacrificed one of his own kidneys if he’d been assured that would give her another good year. And we’ve spent equally “insane” sums keeping no-name shelter dogs & cats alive — including a couple who didn’t even like us that much, we joke…

  61. 61.

    Schlemazel

    @Baud:
    I always worry about their children, they don’t really belong in either community

    Boy, how many times I heard that from ‘well meaning’ adults when I was a kid

  63. 63.

    JPL

    @Baud: At the time, Scalise was living under a rock and just didn’t know what was happening. It was only after that, he became a born again person and joined the tea party, which is a honorable group .

  64. 64.

    Mandalay

    Nothing to see here, please move along….

    An unarmed black man killed by Los Angeles police officers was shot three times, including once in the back at close range, according to his autopsy report released on Monday…

    The highly anticipated autopsy report, released by the Los Angeles County coroner’s office, shows that Ford was shot once in the back, once in the arm and once in the abdomen.

    The wound to his back left a “muzzle imprint” on his skin, suggesting Ford was shot at very close range.

    Steven Lerman, the lawyer for Ford’s family, told AFP that the autopsy report was “horrifying.”…

    At the time of the incident, Ford was alone, unarmed, and walking on the sidewalk.

  65. 65.

    Anne Laurie

    @JPL:

    A vet once told me that mutts are becoming over bred

    … which I translate as “people are willing to spend money curing dogs that would’ve been put to sleep — or at best had their conditions ignored until they dropped over dead — even twenty years ago”. Hey, it’s been good for the veterinary profession!

  69. 69.

    lamh36

    How exactly is David Duke’s supremacist organization anything like League of Women Voters?

    @CNNPolitics 3m3 minutes ago
    BREAKING: Scalise compares appearance before hate group with that of the League of Women Voters http://cnn.it/1AewFok

  75. 75.

    JPL

    @lamh36:

    “I spoke to the League of Women Voters, a pretty liberal group. … I still went and spoke to them. I spoke to any group that called, and there were a lot of groups calling,” he said.

    Yup.. a bipartisan org to encourage people to vote is considered liberal… Keep diggin

  83. 83.

    raven

    Mr Obama was giving a wide-ranging interview with NPR shortly before leaving for Hawaii for his annual holiday.

    He criticised his political opponents who claimed he had been outdone by Russia’s president.

    “You’ll recall that three or four months ago, everybody in Washington was convinced that President Putin was a genius and he had outmanoeuvred all of us and he had bullied and strategised his way into expanding Russian power,” he said.

    “Today, I’d sense that at least outside of Russia, maybe some people are thinking what Putin did wasn’t so smart.”

  86. 86.

    raven

    @Baud:

    Dmitry Polevoy, the chief economist for Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States at ING Bank in Moscow, told Reuters that things would get worse with oil prices at their current levels.

    “There is no cause for optimism,” Polevoy said. “This is linked to sanctions first of all, oil and the panic we saw on the market in December.

    See what those puke assholes say now!

  87. 87.

    lamh36

    Ok, it’s time for 2014 to end. I mean it’s 2014…and we are talking about David Duke!!! 2014…go home, your drunk!

  93. 93.

    lamh36

    Dude Duke talked to the reporter for like 20 min!

    “I literally defeated the Republican sitting governor of that state,” said Duke, referring to the 1991 race in which he forced a runoff against Democratic candidate Edwin Edwards. “I had a huge amount of Republican support.”

  95. 95.

    jl

    @Baud:

    ” Is Obama playing the “blame game” again? ”

    That damn Obama is playing the ‘good policies’ card again. It is very divisive and unfair. Why won’t someone call him on that?

  97. 97.

    lamh36

    @JohnJHarwood: if you think “what about Al Sharpton?” is a good response to #DavidDuke, your problem is much deeper than you realize

  98. 98.

    BillinGlendaleCA

    @Baud: If Obummer would only lead, everything would be just fine. And compromise with those nice Rethuglicans.

    /wingnut & the Village

  102. 102.

    Cervantes

    @Southern Beale:

    Yes. From the article you cited:

    Grimm’s resignation will mean Gov. Cuomo has to call a special election to fill the seat. GOP candidates could include Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan, who has faced scathing criticism over the failure to hand down an indictment in the Eric Garner case, along with Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis and state Sen. Andrew Lanza. Democratic contenders could include former Rep. Michael McMahon and Assemblyman Michael Cusick.

  104. 104.

    lamh36

    @Cervantes: abso-fucking-lutely.

    I see that Rep Cedric Richmond has released statment “defending” Scalise as a “good man”.

    So the fuck what? A lot of “good men” are racist as fuck.

    My thoughts, Cedric Richmond is my Congressman. He beat the Cao guy. He got elected cause he’s a NOLA Congressman. He has no real clout or authority. My thoughts, he is aiming for the House version of Corey Booker

    As a constituent of Cedric Richmond and a voter in NOLA, I’d like him to shut da fuq up.

    And I call BS on his Scalise is a good guy line. He’s covering his own ass and trying to get in good with leadership…period.

    Don’t give me some mess about Richmond just defending a friend…bullshit.

    Look, I don’t expect Scalise to lose anything real over this.

    But damn if he shouldn’t lose his leadership consideration over this. Come da hell on.

    So why the hell Cedric Richmond felt the need for this defense if beyond me.

    What is that saying about letting your enemy keep digging?

    Democrat: Scalise doesn’t have ‘racist bone in his body’ http://thehill.com/homenews/house/228228-democrat-scalise-doesnt-have-racist-bone-in-his-body#.VKIV_RbqHQA.twitter …

  105. 105.

    Gin & Tonic

    @Cervantes: I’ve only visited Metairie a few times over the years and have one former business acquaintance there, and I could have told Scalise what this was all about. Things are very, very clear in Metairie.

  112. 112.

    LWA (Liberal With Attitude)

    Gallup says that Obama and Hillary lead the list as the most admired people in America.

    In the words of Peggy Noonan…Let us savor.

  114. 114.

    Cervantes

    @LWA (Liberal With Attitude):

    Some detail:

    Americans continue to name Hillary Clinton as the woman living anywhere in the world whom they admire most, and name Barack Obama as the man they admire most. Clinton has held the top women’s spot in each of the last 13 years and 17 of the last 18, with that streak interrupted only by first lady Laura Bush in 2001 after the 9/11 terror attacks. Obama has been most admired man in each of the last seven years, beginning with 2008, the year he was elected president.

  125. 125.

    mclaren

    So let me get this straight:

    When Margaret Talev lists 5 things Obama can do using executive orders to push forward the progressive agenda and thwart the Republicans, she’s a genius and everyone applauds.

    When I list 5 things Obama can do using executive order to push forward the progressive agenda and thwart the Republicans, I’m “insane” and “ranting and raving” and “a fringe lunatic” and “on LD-50 doses of LSD.”

    Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh-kay.

    Right.

    Obama could have appointed every single judge and every single cabinet member he wanted to appointed YEARS AGO using recess appointments. But when I point out that Obama should have and could done this, why…I’m insane and ranting and not grounded in reality.

    Obama could have signed an executive order shutting down Guantamo Bay torture/prison facilities and then he could have sequestered funds from some military adventure to pay for it. But when I point out that Obama could have and should have done this, then…I’m in need of therapy and demented.

    Obama could have signed an executive order declaring a state of national emergency and establishing a single-pay public health care system while impressing the nation’s overpaid incompetent doctors into the U.S. military at minimum wage, and then used that as a bargaining chip to force some modified form of single-payer. But when I point out that Obama could have and should have done this, oh, then, I’m psychotic and need to be tied to a gurney and have my frontal lobes excised with an icepick.

    Obama could have removed the criminally insubordinate generals like Petraeus who presented Obama with plans for a surge when he asked them to draw up plans for de-escalation in Afghanistan and Iraq, and Obama could have ordered their courts-martial and dismissal (at the very least) without retirement pay as an example to the chronicaly insurbodinate generals and admirals of the military-industrial complex. But when I point out that Obama could have and should have done this, then I’m a “moonbat” and I need to be tranked with heavy doses of thorazine.

    Obama could have signed an executive order declaring the perpetrators of the 2009 financial collapse enemy combatants and he could have ordered his Attorney General to prepare charges against them for fraud and conspiracy and grand theft and interstate wire fraud and hundreds of other charges of exactly the kind the Pecora Commission leveled against the bankers of the 1930s, using the securities laws of the 1930s which are still on the books today. But when I point out that Obama could have and should have done this, ignorant incompetent sociopaths like burnspbesq gibber drivel about how I’m “insane” (even while burnspbesq remains utterly unable to explain how, if the 1930s securities fraud laws are so allegedly inadequate to put thieving bankers in prison, the prosecutors of the 1930s managed it quite handily).

    Gotta love those Democrats.

    When someone with prestige suggests the earth is round, they fall down and genuflect. But when some joker in the peanut gallery points out the earth has spherical qualities, oh, then those Democrats fall all over themselves contorting themselves into knots of contempt and derision.

  131. 131.

    MomSense

    @lamh36:

    Even people in Maine knew who the hell David Duke was in 2002. His race for governor and his KKK affiliation were national news.

  132. 132.

    Gravenstone

    @lamh36: So he’s basically saying that he’ll force Boehner to clean house of every racist scumbag directly affiliated with David Duke? What could go wrong?

  133. 133.

    Violet

    @lamh36: He’s your Congressman? Are you going to call his office tomorrow–and get any friends and family who also live in his distric to call as well–to complain about what he said? Congressmen looove to hear from their constituents. Heh.

  134. 134.

    mclaren

    Oh, and by the way — let’s take a look at what a president with real balls does when the business leaders fuck with him:

    In an effort to avert strikes in critical war-support industries, Roosevelt created the National War Labor Board in 1942. The board negotiated settlements between management and workers to avoid shut-downs in production that might cripple the war effort. During the war, the well-known retailer and manufacturer Montgomery Ward had supplied the Allies with everything from tractors to auto parts to workmen’s clothing–items deemed as important to the war effort as bullets and ships. However, Montgomery Ward Chairman Sewell Avery refused to comply with the terms of three different collective bargaining agreements with the United Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union hammered out between 1943 and 1944. In April 1944, after Sewell refused a second board order, Roosevelt called out the Army National Guard to seize the company’s main plant in Chicago. Sewell himself had to be carried out of his office by National Guard troops. By December of that year, Roosevelt was fed up with Sewell’s obstinacy and disrespect for the government’s authority. (The uber-capitalist Sewell’s favorite insult was to call someone a “New Dealer”–a direct reference to Roosevelt’s Depression-era policies.) On December 27, Roosevelt ordered the secretary of war to seize Montgomery Ward’s plants and facilities in New York, Michigan, California, Illinois, Colorado and Oregon.

    Source: This day in history: FDR seizes control of Montgomery Ward.

    When impotent whimpering Democrats rush forward to assure me that “Obama doesn’t have the power to jail those Wall Street criminals!” I just laugh.

  136. 136.

    ruemara

    @Major Major Major Major: Woot! Congrats you two crazy kids! May it be the start of something perfectly wonderful.

    I am finally home and relaxing. I found out that, thanks to increased visibility (i.e. ME) we’ve managed to turn the largest profit ever. Nearly 80% over last year. I am very glad. I wish that translated into fair pay, benefits and actual vacation time, but personal pride will have to suffice.

  138. 138.

    J R in WV

    @mclaren:

    I like those ideas, is there room in your asylum for one more?

    Esp the generals not following orders, and the bankers!!! the Bankers should be in Gitmo. not helpless foreigners who didn’t do anything by cross a border on the wrong day.

    @Suzanne:

    Arizona is as far south as you can get. My winter camp is 25 miles north of the Mixican border. We have to pass Border patrol checkpoints to get into the US to go to the grocery store.

    And In Arkansas, that’s Forrest City, named for Nathan Bedford Forrest, founder of the KKK. I know this because we sometimes spend the night there on our way west, and I tried to look up hotels for Forest City, AR, and didn’t find any, because it is FoRRest City.

    I will admit it doesn’t LOOK like a KKK hotbed just driving through. But I don’t want to spend extra time there.

  142. 142.

    Amir Khalid

    @GregB:
    Not to quibble, but it’s Major ^4. He does look like a happy man. Congratulations, and many happy anniversaries, to him and his gentleman.

  143. 143.

    BruinKid

    Oh. My. God. Are. You. Serious.

    Daniel Donovan, the Staten Island district attorney who most recently failed to secure an indictment in the Eric Garner case, is lining up support behind-the-scenes for a bid to replace Mr. Grimm. And Mr. Donovan, well-liked by the borough’s Republican machine, is a front-runner to win the backing of the Staten Island Republican Party in a special election that will likely be held sometime next year, sources say.

    THAT is who the local GOP wants to nominate???

    But note that even as Bill de Blasio won his race with over 72% of the vote city-wide, he lost Staten Island, 44% to 53%. That’s how conservative the borough is.

  144. 144.

    Amir Khalid

    @BruinKid:

    Daniel Donovan, the Staten Island district attorney who most recently failed to secure an indictment in the Eric Garner case,

    To the people who want to nominate Donovan to run for Grimm’s Congressional seat, that was a success.

  148. 148.

    grandpa john

    @efgoldman: They did before their defensive coach was sort of nudged out by nepotism, and said coach was immediately hired by my alma mater since their defensive efforts at the time stunk. and as they say the rest is history, as defense is now no. 1 in the country. Having a backup quarter back playing the best game of his career helps some also.

  149. 149.

    grandpa john

    @efgoldman: Well they could have talked about how nice payback is, since the defense that is ripping them up is coached by the guy who was at OK before he was sorta nudged out to make way for the head coach’s brother

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