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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Today is a better day than I could have hoped for.

Yesssir it is.

What's even better is that the icing on the cake is that I have a metric crap ton of mags and ammo...and 4 new cans in paperwork-atf-jail.

It doesn't get much better than that! My wife asked me last night if I regretted buying all that stuff now. Lol, she clearly didn't realize how ridiculous that question was

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Originally posted by Crom:
I don't understand how Para was able to remain so confident that Trump would win throughout.

Actually, that's not true. What I said for the longest time was that we have to stop trying to predict the outcome, and simply wait for the results.
I also pointed out that if we won, all the misery and worry would be for nothing, and if we lost, you'd have all the time in the world to be miserable, so, just try to take it easy. That's all.

If you look at the beginning of this thread, I was just like everyone else. I said he didn't have a snowball's chance.

Just Think, Trump will be the first billionaire to move into public housing vacated by a black family.

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Originally posted by Spectre:
Just Think, Trump will be the first billionaire to move into public housing vacated by a black family.

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Originally posted by RichardC:

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Originally posted by Ripley:
I wonder how much money Soros spent.

The Soros documents reveal hundreds of millions of dollars being poured into the effort to transform the legal and media environment touching on elections...

Thanks, RichardC, between this and the father of one of the assassinated Dallas cops suing Soros/BLM maybe it will be too much for ancient George and he'll drop dead. If not, hoping for a very bumpy ride for him until he does.

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Zippy did fine, but he was sputtering there in the middle, lost his train of thought / etc.

O-zero has been sputtering for the last 8 years in the White House and before that in the U.S. Senate and while in the Illinois General Assembly. He has the rest of his life now to collect his thoughts on how much he miserably failed the people of this country.

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Originally posted by esdunbar:
I can't believe this, but I'm actually pleasantly surprised by Zippy's speech.

Most Presidential I've seen him I think. When he actually complimented W and what his Transition Team did, I fell out of my chair.

As opposed to the Clinton Team when W came in. Remember them taking all the W's off the computer keyboards? Petty hacks.

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Originally posted by Spectre:
Just Think, Trump will be the first billionaire to move into public housing vacated by a black family.

That's creative as hell.

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Originally posted by Sgt Neutron:

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Originally posted by LS1 GTO:

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Originally posted by LS1 GTO:
Does anyone know of a site listing all those who promised to leave the States if Donald won?

I have some dollar bills to send out in order to expedite their process.

Sean Hannity has one going.

http://www.hannity.com/article...elebrities-15283184/

Here's another:

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-th...country-if-trump-won

Damn! I'm not seeing Bieber on any of those lists.

Those lists of 'celib's' that are 'leaving the country' is more enjoyable when you listen to this while looking through them.

Trump is gonna have a lot on his plate his first day in the oval office. The first thing he should do is go find that bust of Churchill zippy threw away.

This is all so sweet.

I was with Mr. Trump from day 1. Every time I felt his election was near hopeless, I'd jump into this now 1,000+ pages and restore my hope.

Today, I feel we took our country back from communists, free shit crowd, deadbeats, run of the mill leftist & all that is negative that kept dragging my country down. No more Imam Obama legacy.
"Drain the swamp" Mr. Trump..."Lock her up!"

It is a great say to be an American!

Thanks for keeping this thread all & well everybody!

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Alnamvet68:
"Donald Trump is a first-rate ass clown, but...but dang, he's numero uno in the polls, at 24%; da' mo 'lectricity he gets, da mo he get stronger, like Gozilla.

As if it matters. Anyone who thinks Donald Trump has any chance at all of being our next president is either delusional or incredibly naive.

It's very good that all this is happening in the year before the election.

^^ 7/21/15 (page 13)

OH YEA BABY!!

I feel 10 years younger today. Oh wow what a sweet day it is.

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Originally posted by rockchalk06:
When hillary lost against obama, he put her on his staff. I think it should now be a tradition to give the losing candidate a spot on their staff.

She would be a fantastic candidate to dust off the china!

Yea, but you would have to strip search her every day when she left the building.

Eeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

Some special Ivy League snowflakes say they need to postpone exams in order to "take a day to despair" and to "practice self care."

By Jessica Spitz | Spectator Senior Staff Writer | November 9, 2016, 4:09 AM

Some professors have postponed midterm examinations following Republican nominee Donald Trump’s shocking presidential victory early Wednesday morning, and many students have asked others to do the same.

As of 3:30 a.m. on Wednesday, over a dozen midterm examinations had been postponed.

“I think we should take a day—people say there's always hope, but I think we should seriously take a day to despair. I think we need that, to be honest,” Joe Braun, CC ’19, who attended last night’s protest on College Walk, said.

Engineering Student Council mobilized after the election and asked that faculty in the School of Engineering and Applied Science push back midterms and homework deadlines to early next week.

ESC President Neha Jain, SEAS ’17, said that she floated the idea of asking for SEAS-wide extensions on assignments to other members of the ESC executive board, who agreed that exams should be postponed “given that the elections results have left people feeling triggered, anxious, and unwell.”

Jain emailed SEAS Vice Dean of Undergraduate Programs Barclay Morrison asking for his assistance. As of publication, Morrison had not yet responded.

ESC also posted a message on Facebook, encouraging students to “practice self care.”

“If you need to ask for an extension please do it,” the post read.

After Barnard students also began circulating a “No class petition for Nov. 9” on social media early Wednesday morning, Barnard Student Government Association also unanimously agreed to email Dean of the College Avis Hinkson asking for some type of extensions.

“There was a lot of distress and a lot of anxiety that was coming through Facebook, personal accounts, live updates from students as they're watching this at midnight, 1 a.m., and the hours keep pushing,” SGA President Sara Heiny, BC ’17 said.

Columbia College Student Council later followed suit and asked administrators to assist in granting extensions and postponements. Representatives from General Studies Student Council could not be reached for comment.

Math professor Héctor Chang-Lara postponed the midterm for his Ordinary Differential Equations class following requests from Chloé Suridis, SEAS ’19, and others enrolled in the course.

“I was not prepared for the outcome of this election,” Suridis, who posted in the Columbia Class of 2019 Facebook group to encourage others to contact Chang-Lara, said.“Instead of studying for my exam, I was glued to the election update. It's not fair to have a test the following day when something so monumental is taking place, especially when this event is threatening so many groups of people in our country.”

Other SEAS midterms and some midterms in Columbia College and School of General Studies courses, including African Civilization, have also been cancelled or postponed.

“I know a lot of you guys are emotionally exhausted after tonight—I am, too,” computer science professor Jessica Ouyang wrote in an email to students. “Let’s take the weekend to get ourselves back to normal.”
It is not yet clear how many other professors will postpone midterms or grant extensions.

It's so nice to know now that we won't be seeing BHO or WJC nominated for the Supreme Court in the next four years (and hopefully, never).

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Originally posted by Ripley:

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Originally posted by RichardC:

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Originally posted by Ripley:
I wonder how much money Soros spent.

The Soros documents reveal hundreds of millions of dollars being poured into the effort to transform the legal and media environment touching on elections...

Thanks, RichardC, between this and the father of one of the assassinated Dallas cops suing Soros/BLM maybe it will be too much for ancient George and he'll drop dead. If not, hoping for a very bumpy ride for him until he does.

Let's not forget that the rats are moving back into the darkness and planning their next moves as we speak.

Liberal posts on my facebook today. I am thoroughly enjoying myself.

" Why do I even bother looking both ways before crossing the street anymore? Like, who cares if I get hit by a bus at this point. "

"I don't understand. This hurts so bad. I can't have the TV on this morning without crying. We have to live with this the next 4 years? I grossly underestimated how much my country hates women."

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Crom:
I don't understand how Para was able to remain so confident that Trump would win throughout.

Actually, that's not true. What I said for the longest time was that we have to stop trying to predict the outcome, and simply wait for the results.
I also pointed out that if we won, all the misery and worry would be for nothing, and if we lost, you'd have all the time in the world to be miserable, so, just try to take it easy. That's all.

If you look at the beginning of this thread, I was just like everyone else. I said he didn't have a snowball's chance.

...

Then, there's the First Lady-elect to consider...

Happy post-election day to us!

So happy that Trump won!

So happy that we retained control of both houses of Congress!

So happy that our Constitution is safe!

So happy that the pollsters are exposed as corrupt, partisan frauds!

So happy that my ultra-Democrat neighbor will be having a miserable day!