WELL IF IT'S KOSTENLOS FOR ME

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...why is this in the Africa channel (never mind why it's on the sift)?

The 'typical female activities' she references are what Clinton claimed was the subject of the deleted e-mails - "all other emails were personal and pertained to matters such as "yoga routines," "family vacations," and "planning Chelsea's wedding."" Palin's implying that this is bullshit, and that Clinton is using femininity as a shield against inquiry.

The reason why this is confusing to us is that Palin's followers are already so familiar with this line of attack that she doesn't need to spell it out - she just needs to reference the keywords. It's a meme to them - "Haha, 'yoghazi'" - so Palin can just add to the meme with 'Downward dog' and achieve her intended effect

That or just your mom using social media.

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Heck, even those of us who pride ourselves on our health, still experience occasional infirmity. I count myself among those people - in fact, I believe that I suffer these dips more often than many. There is an ironic aptness, I have often felt, in the fact that I named my daughter 'Grace' - a virtue I find myself lacking all too frequently.

Just recently, when rock-running, I tripped over my own two feet and fell face first to the ground. I received excellent medical care and recovered, but if I were of a progressive mindset, I would no doubt find the very idea of someone inquiring as to my recovery both condescending and sexist. I would also be glad that Hillary can evade that kind of questioning, thanks to the biased support she receives from the pro-establishment media which shields her from legitimate inquiries. The fact that she is running for the highest office in our nation does not seem to persuade the media that these questions are legitimate and necessary to pose.

If you ask me, the real sexism on display now is the odd reluctance of the media to ask hard-hitting questions, and its willingness to accept the ridiculous excuses offered by Hillary Clinton's campaign for the lack of proper e-mail management. Rather than demand the real contents of those e-mails, the media is content to accept a disarming and stereotypical list of everyday 'women's activities' such as yoga or wedding planning, for fear that if they point out the obvious ridiculousness here, they will be lambasted as sexist.

#SAD

I agree that it does, from a technical audio standpoint, but I don't know if his message got twisted... he's been dropping these weird annoying non-hints about Seth Rich in numerous interviews. He might be being honest, but he's feeding Alex Jones a banquet.

Proops, Proops, Proops!

Also Tyler, but that goes without saying.

Given your user name you put a suspicious amount of effort into this.

I don't know if there's something wrong with me or what, but to me her post makes sense. It's not eloquent, it's not funny, and it's certainly not smart, but it does make sense. She's said worse. It's only when Colbert reads it this way that it seems insane, which is why I guess the humor doesn't really work for me.

...followed by a commercial for legal advice when you're the target of frivolous lawsuits, followed by a spot for a prescription drug to combat the stress of being counter-sued, followed by an ad for a class action lawsuit against fraudulent medical advertising, followed by Trump being president for ever and ever and ever and ever.

Well, you're not German so clearly you wouldn't understand anything about the delicate balance of judeocarbons in our atmosphere that Bill Nye wants to destroy.

Chad Myers spoke up afterwards: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/24/opinions/chad-myers-climate-change-weather/

*promote for good scifi science.

For all the talk of the general unattractiveness of the UK, Aisling Bea is very hot. Almost as hot as Jimmy Carr's laugh.

Actually, I believe that's just a clerical era.

I am a little torn on this - do I want to slap the shit out of him for the hair on his head, or do I want to slap the shit out of him for the hair on his chin?

Also, you should probably put the video description in YT-quotes when you're quoting him, so that nobody gets the impression that these are your thoughts on how Sweden deals with its citizens.

Edit: Or you can tag the video "illegal to complain" which is even more batshit crazy than anything this douchebag says!

Let's be honest, that picture was never going to be a blockbuster for likes anyway.