Second cup of Coffee Talk

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The Toronto Van Attack Suspect Praised An Anti-Women Community On Facebook

Nope and Nope.

God, I get so fucking tired of "former" something pundits mouthing off with no facts whatsoever.

Reading that this guy was part of a incel (involuntary celibate) group on-line that was essentially a collection of men that fed on its misogyny where they have unattainable standards for women.

/As an aside, you might have had better luck with women Alex if you'd taken care of that unibrow.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Wtf??? Incel???

He’ll find a mate in prison

 

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[forty_three]

Reading that this guy was part of a incel (involuntary celibate) group on-line that was essentially a collection of men that fed on its misogyny where they have unattainable standards for women.

/As an aside, you might have had better luck with women Alex if you'd taken care of that unibrow.

I did a case last year that led me through that community. What a disgustingly vile group of subhuman filth they are. I put in a lot of time on the punching bag during that one.

Wtf??? Incel???

He’ll find a mate in prison

Probably why he was trying so hard to get killed.

 

[forty_three]

UK runs without coal power for three days in a row

 

[elocomotive]

/As an aside, you might have had better luck with women Alex if you'd taken care of that unibrow.

 

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[forty_three]

All I see

 

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First thing I turned to whenever I bought a copy of Mad Magazine was Spy vs. Spy.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

UK runs without coal power for three days in a row

I find it very interesting that modern conservatism in the UK basically got its start with Thatcher taking on the coal unions in the 80s which along with market forces led to its demise while American conservatism today is fueled in large part by trying to prop up the dead fuel.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

First thing I turned to whenever I bought a copy of Mad Magazine was Spy vs. Spy.

What's a magazine?

 

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What's a magazine?

 

[elocomotive]

Two more seats for the Dems? Trump's track record on endorsements is not good.

 

[Comeds]

What's a magazine?

In the US its an ammunition storage and feeding device.

 

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In the US its an ammunition storage and feeding device.

Do you mind if I clip and copy that comeds, I might have to fire that off as a reply in the future.

 

[Comeds]

Do you mind if I clip and copy that comeds, I might have to fire that off as a reply in the future.

of course not, fire away

 

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[Comeds]

Lost for 189 years, has the Lake Serpent been found in Lake Erie? Dives this summer to confirm

No word yet if the missing two crew members survived, fingers crossed.

 

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Lost for 189 years, has the Lake Serpent been found in Lake Erie? Dives this summer to confirm

No word yet if the missing two crew members survived, fingers crossed.

I was wondering what Eddie was up to, hope all is well.

 

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Here's one for @Comeds

It was one of the biggest pop hits of the 1980s — a song that people loved to dance to, loved to hate and couldn't get out of their heads.

And last week British pop legend Rick Astley performed an unforgettable rendition of "Never Gonna Give You Up" with 200 singers from Choir! Choir! Choir! — an open group founded by Toronto's Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman that allows anyone to join in and sing.

"Hey Rick Astley, we want you to come and sing with us. We will sing with you," pleads Goldman at the start of a video, below. "We love your music, we celebrate music, and you have some wicked songs, man. So come and sing with us."

Astley took the group up on the challenge, then joined them for "a sing-song," and the result is amazing. Watch: