Musky
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He gives one so much material to work with. Sweet irony that he puts his copious juvenilia on such an easily quotable platform.
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Lol, I can't stand the irony.
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Seriously though Brian you saw the posts people made on here about Trump, not once did you take them to task. Yet when the shoe is on the other foot, you're up in arms.
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I look forward to all your quotes from X tomorrow Brian.
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Please do quote any of the ones from that thread suggesting assassination attempts on Trump would be welcome that I should have condemned.
Free speech does not include incitement to violence. That goes even more so for people with (possibly) the world's largest megaphone at their disposal.
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If it's a joke, i dont get it. Now this is a joke.
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Wait, has he only just discovered this?
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Maybe Musky being a knobend just makes him the Newton of his time. In his dreams.
The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
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Not narcissistic at all. Well, at least no more than Trump. I suppose to Trump's credit, he didn't spaff $44bn on his social media mirror.
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You still on X Rick? "Yeah"
Are you still going to be quoting X Rick? "Yeah"
Are you still going to be whining and moaning Rick? "Yeah"
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Must admit, focus, I've still not worked out whether your hero-worship is genuine or a character you're playing.
Twitter can go two ways: they way it's going with Musk, it'll die (but its quotability on this forum is still currently better than Threads or BlueSky, hence our continuing use on CS), or Musk goes and a decent small animal vet comes along and resuscitates the blue bird.
Either way, Musk is still a d!ck, I'm afraid.
And to complete the irony, I'll quote a Tweet:
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Look up at that blue sky tomorrow Rick, imagine those six thousand odd StarLink satellites connecting the World. Launched into space by reusable rockets, before the US had to use Russian rocket engines.
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Brian, I distinctly remember you saying it was finished about a year ago, yet your X quotes keep comming.
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imagine all the science disrupted/rendered impossible by the ever increasing electromagnetic pollution of starlink and similar platforms
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