I think he needs to step down and retire
Yes absolutely Trump might not be your first choice but he is, as of right now, the Republican candidate for president.
and Biden is your first choice?
No...but it is what it is, isn't it.
I think he needs to step down and retire
Yes absolutely Trump might not be your first choice but he is, as of right now, the Republican candidate for president.
LOL you're aging yourself Rojo the younger members think
Biden is not my choice at all... first second, third or otherwise. If there isn't a change made I won't vote for president this time.and Biden is your first choice?
No...but it is what it is, isn't it.
Thanks man I have always hated that idiotic, overused phraseFor the record, everything (is) what it is. WTH else would it be?
LOL I've always been more of Bugs Bunny guy.I’d vote for Mickey Mouse, the actual cartoon, before voting for trump.
Biden is not my choice at all... first second, third or otherwise. If there isn't a change made I won't vote for president this time.
"It is was it is" The least useful, meaningless phrase I can think of
What suits him, the idiot phrase? Like Wuzza said, it applies to everything, differentiates nothing. Utterly useless.suits uncle Joe well too...sorry you missed that one...
Hate?Thanks man I have always hated that idiotic, overused phrase
LOL I've always been more of Bugs Bunny guy.
If Biden gets elected again, he could link up with Elon Musk and all will be good.For the record, everything (is) what it is. WTH else would it be?
I’d vote for Mickey Mouse, the actual cartoon, before voting for trump.
There’s a lot of phrases that have been around a long time. That is not automatically a good thing. Yes I hate it, or dislike it a lot if that suits you. It’s way over used and says nothing.Hate?
Such a strong word for a phrase that has been around for a very long time.
A phrase I myself use periodically and make no excuse in using it either.
Like many, many other phrases....There’s a lot of phrases that have been around a long time. That is not automatically a good thing. Yes I hate it, or dislike it a lot if that suits you. It’s way over used and says nothing.
Yet you spend time in some of these thread where there are full posts of meaningless words.Doesn’t ever fit with me as it is utterly useless. We all have our ways of communicating; I’ve never found meaningless words helpful.
That's because you are a shallow thinker. The phrase is designed to shut people up before they go into a rant about something. "How's Jill? Yeah well we broke up yesterday, it is what it is" In other words shut up and accept it, they want you to know the basic fact but don't want to discuss it right now, certainly don't want relationship advice. Don't pry into the matter."It is was it is" The least useful, meaningless phrase I can think of
I said that in post #35, but being a shallow thinker, I can only think that Bugs should be wearing a Cardinals uniform, not Yankees.That's because you are a shallow thinker. The phrase is designed to shut people up before they go into a rant about something. "How's Jill? Yeah well we broke up yesterday, it is what it is" In other words shut up and accept it, they want you to know the basic fact but don't want to discuss it right now, certainly don't want relationship advice.
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That's because you are a shallow thinker. The phrase is designed to shut people up before they go into a rant about something. "How's Jill? Yeah well we broke up yesterday, it is what it is" In other words shut up and accept it, they want you to know the basic fact but don't want to discuss it right now, certainly don't want relationship advice. Don't pry into the matter.
A truly useless phrase is "the glass is half full" It's supposed to portray the idea that you're a positive thinker and that by "believing" you can make a good situation out of a bad one, you can "Level Up". The finance and real estate industry invented it to suck investors into sticking with loosing assets. "Houses always go up" These two phrases trap the house flipper into holding in a falling market until the repayments forced them to hand in the keys. Jingle mail. If they had been more circumspect, more aware, they might have run the numbers and sold when the trouble was obvious. But then they would be a "glass half empty" type wouldn't they.
I knew the US housing market was in deep trouble in 2005~6 because I was watching the Toll Brothers sell off massive blocks of stock in their company. That activity has to be reported, there are websites that list it. I saw the same thing with Saylor and MicroStrategy back in March this year. I saw the same with Gates and Buffett prior to the GFC. The media spun it as "Profit taking" but they knew the market was in a bubble and were getting out.
Don't worry, I'm not posting this for your benefit but for others who challenge the tropes that pass for wisdom in our society.
This is for you.
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Hi. So than your voting for Biden.For the record, everything (is) what it is. WTH else would it be?
I’d vote for Mickey Mouse, the actual cartoon, before voting for trump.