We Are Living In A Cartoon

[The Hock]

That is unbelievable. Damn right, Don. Run towards Mexico. Who is in charge out there. Has The Hock posted since the wildfires? Hope he is ok.

Hey Booth I'm doing fine. I'm 500 hundred miles away toward the other end of California. The red part of the state (except along the coast of course).

 

[Booth]

Hey Booth I'm doing fine. I'm 500 hundred miles away toward the other end of California. The red part of the state (except along the coast of course).

Hock, great to hear from you. I am glad you are safe. I can't believe the destruction. Stay safe.

 

[Booth]

Here is Adam Carolla's take on California's DEI.

 

[Snow Plow]

Let’s play a game… which owner from tonight’s game is the small hat?

Kroenke grew up in Mora, Missouri, an unincorporated community with a population of approximately two dozen, where his father owned Mora Lumber Company.[5][6] His first job was sweeping the floor at his father's lumber yard.[7] By age 10, he was keeping the company's books.[8] At Cole Camp (Missouri) High School, he played baseball, basketball and ran track.[9]

In August 2013, Wilf, along with his brother, Mark Wilf, and cousin, were found liable by a New Jersey court for breaking civil state racketeering laws and keeping separate accounting books to fleece former business partners of shared revenue. The presiding judge noted that Wilf had used organized crime-like tactics to commit fraud against his business partners.[21] In September, the judge awarded the two business partner plaintiffs Ada Reichmann and Josef Halpern $84.5 million in compensatory damages, punitive damages and interest that the Wilfs must pay.[22] In June 2018, an appeal reduced this amount to roughly $32 million.[2

 

[Freethinker]

Let’s play a game… which owner from tonight’s game is the small hat?

Kroenke grew up in Mora, Missouri, an unincorporated community with a population of approximately two dozen, where his father owned Mora Lumber Company.[5][6] His first job was sweeping the floor at his father's lumber yard.[7] By age 10, he was keeping the company's books.[8] At Cole Camp (Missouri) High School, he played baseball, basketball and ran track.[9]

In August 2013, Wilf, along with his brother, Mark Wilf, and cousin, were found liable by a New Jersey court for breaking civil state racketeering laws and keeping separate accounting books to fleece former business partners of shared revenue. The presiding judge noted that Wilf had used organized crime-like tactics to commit fraud against his business partners.[21] In September, the judge awarded the two business partner plaintiffs Ada Reichmann and Josef Halpern $84.5 million in compensatory damages, punitive damages and interest that the Wilfs must pay.[22] In June 2018, an appeal reduced this amount to roughly $32 million.[2

Those Js are model citizens and pillars of any community! After all, God “chose them”.

 

[Bucky]

lol they ripped off another chosen family from Canada that was worth 13 billion.

Reichmann family - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Halpern also a chosen one. It’s part of their culture, they do it to each other, what’s their opinions on doing it to goys?