chasfh Posted April 30 Author Posted April 30 2 hours ago, Tiger337 said: He's going to do it anyway. Why do they need a law? So they can bring the hammer down on anyone else who tries. Quote
chasfh Posted April 30 Author Posted April 30 2 hours ago, romad1 said: What does that look like to you? The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which. 2 Quote
romad1 Posted Friday at 10:29 AM Posted Friday at 10:29 AM Guess our nat security team has its eye on the ball. By which I mean they definitely do not. Quote
romad1 Posted Friday at 10:32 AM Posted Friday at 10:32 AM Guess things are going great in the war w/Europe over Ukraine. Quote
chasfh Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago On 5/8/2026 at 5:32 AM, romad1 said: Guess things are going great in the war w/Europe over Ukraine. I think this is related to the (probably false flag) assassination threats against Putin, as if anyone outside the vetted inner circle could get anywhere near him. Quote
romad1 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago It helped so much to get rid of Orban. Can you imagine when if we can get rid of Putin? It probably would still be a baddie in charge but perhaps a better type of baddie. Quote
chasfh Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 3 hours ago, romad1 said: It helped so much to get rid of Orban. Can you imagine when if we can get rid of Putin? It probably would still be a baddie in charge but perhaps a better type of baddie. Either the name Orban is the Hungarian equivalent of Smith, or that woman is related to Viktor, and then I wonder what the family dynamics at Christmas dinner must be like. Quote
romad1 Posted 40 minutes ago Posted 40 minutes ago 46 minutes ago, chasfh said: Either the name Orban is the Hungarian equivalent of Smith, or that woman is related to Viktor, and then I wonder what the family dynamics at Christmas dinner must be like. got me curious so I checked Hungarian Origin (Orbán): It is a Hungarian form of the name Urban. It was historically used to denote an "educated man" or someone who lived in a town, rather than in the countryside. [1, 2, 3] Latin Roots: It stems from the Latin Urbanus, which carries connotations of being refined, cultured, and sophisticated due to its connection to city life. [1] Other Interpretations: Some sources suggest that in a Slavic context, the name can be associated with "eagle Quote
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