I voted against Trump because I really despise him but my gut feeling is that he probably pulls off a narrow win. The inflation/cost of living crisis has really hurt the Democrats with the middle class suburbanites and urban working class voters they need to win, and the fact that Biden spent much of 2021 and 2022 boasting about how amazing the stock market was doing as people couldn't afford groceries didn't help matters. I have serious concerns about Trump's economic policies (especially his plan to tariff the planet) and his ability to be a president for all Americans.
Also, nobody cares about the squirrel ... here in NY you cannot own squirrels as pets period.
I'd definitely prefer if Trump didn't win but both parties are basically right wing at this point and I'm tired of pretending they aren't. I still voted but there's no real progressive option and I've lost faith in the system to give us another one. Voting is ultimately a distraction and we should be more focused on what's in front of us and what we can actually do to affect change right now imo (like protesting, strikes, mutual aid, organizing, unionizing, local politics, forming and building communities back up in general).
I'm actually planning on taking an Ambien and going to bed early LMAO.
As an American, I'm psychologically drained by this election and we aren't going to know the winner on Tuesday night anyway. I can live without the drama of election night. We probably won't know who won for a least a couple of days.
There is so much more at stake here than most people realize, it's low-key terrifying honestly. I am not a dramatic person at all. I'm not prone to hyperbole when it comes to serious matters like this. But the results of this election are going to have powerful, reverberating effects throughout the world.
It will affect Americans and many others due to potential policy changes and economic moves, but it's more than just that. If Trump wins this, it will prove to the world that his style of campaigning, speaking about issues wins elections. This will encourage even more candidates in local and state elections in the U.S. to follow that model and embrace populism and demagoguery. Worse, I think it will encourage it in other countries, especially in Europe.
Major periods of global conflict tend to come in 80-100 year cycles. As the last few people who were alive to witness the last one die off, humanity seems to get collective amnesia and we repeat the same old mistakes yet again.
We are teetering right on the precipice of just such a time. The last of the people who remember WW2 are dying off. Europe is in the midst of a migrant crisis and economic stress and the popularity of "strongmen" and authoritarian right wing rule is creeping every forward.
What's even worse is now we've got the damn Internet and the enemies of peace in Russia, Iran and North Korea are using it masterfully to stir up resentment and discord in America and elsewhere. Chaos is precisely what our enemies want. Chaos and a weak and distracted America and NATO work entirely to the benefit of the enemies of democracy.
Electing the "right" person in America won't stop all of that, but it would be a reason to have just a little more hope.
I hope I'm wrong guys, but I think if this thing goes the MAGA route, it is not going to end well for America or the world. No, the world won't end tomorrow. But we will be squirting lighter fluid on the fire and making it far less likely that future leaders will be able to get this thing back in the box before shit gets really bad.
I don't think America or Europe has the kind of moral fiber and unity it did during WW2. I don't think the current generations are made of the same stuff to be honest. At least for Americans I can speak, we're too busy trying to gain clout on TikTok and Instagram to sacrifice for the war effort. Can you see American's today buying war bonds or accepting rationing? Growing "victory gardens"? I sure can't.
The next major period of world conflict, if an when it comes, is going to be a whole new kind of awful that few of us can imagine, much less prepare for.
If you're an American and you haven't voted yet and you're even a little uncertain about your choice. Please give all of that some thought.
Play through the realistic "worst case scenario" with each candidate---based on things they've actually done and said, not what some slanted media site is TELLING out they will do.
Bring your conscience and your heart into that voting booth with you please. There is more at stake in this election than in any you've voted in before. That's a fact. And it's not just about the U.S. The choice you make is going to affect most of the free world directly or indirectly. Use your head, please.
what if instead of elections we just have a wrestling contest between the strongest women in the country and whoever wins become the queen .and no men should not be allowed
I'm looking to discuss politics and religion in great depth.
Keep in mind, anyone who disagrees with me is not only a bad person, but the worst person.
I'm firmly pro muscular women. I know it's controversial, and I don't expect everyone here to agree with me, but I'm willing to take the unpopular positions.
Can Amazonka lift a mini van overhead? Yes. She. Can.
As for the global arms race: Kristina Mendoza has great arms.
It would be very entertaining but I doubt that the mods would allow it since people can't really just get along.
I wonder what would happen if a very attractive woman who is muscular but still attractive to normies would run. kamala is a little too old to rely on looks she looks OK for her age but most politicians are quite old. I can't really think of one that is over 35 and under 50 that is more muscular than average but not so much that normies find her unattractive. I can think of a few that are not American that are in the right age and size bracket. I am sure there is at least one. but I am bad at estimating peoples age there are some muscular women in us politics.
Although I live in Austria, and first poll results will be at around 2 in the morning here: I will stay up all night long.
Any other watchers very welcome to join the room. Share insights, opinions, results - real time. Would be great to know how fellow GWM members around the world are viewing the event.
Tip of the iceberg would be to find out the politcal stand of female bodybuilders. Or any live posts by them.
I would change the title of this thread a little bit. It needs to say "da What!!???"
Not only because it is grammatica-tica-tica-tically gooder, it also sounds funnier.
When I first saw xenia onatopp I couldn't even tell it was a bodyscissor. I thought she somehow fucked him to death with just sexual pleasure. I was obsessed with trying to find out what actually happened. back then I often wasn't able to watch movies in full since they were on tv when it was bed time. it wasn't until the rise of YouTube and me getting a laptop that I could get a closer look. and found out what a bodyscissor is and how sexy it looks
The fact you had to wait so many years to finally understand what the Hell was really going on proves my point. About how badly done her scissor scenes were done, I mean.
In fact, now that I think of it, I didn’t entirely understand what was going upon my initial viewing, either. Not until I read in Xenia’s character description in a GoldenEye video game strategy guide, where they spelled out with greater clarity Xenia’s favored method of destroying her men. “So that’s why my Dad insisted on fast forwarding that scene,” I thought to myself.
Now if memory serves me correctly, I was no more advanced than the third grade when I first saw Bambi clamp her breathtaking legs on James Bond’s empty MI6 little skull in "Diamonds". Believe-you-me, unlike Xenia Onatopp’s leg scissor in "GoldenEye", I understood what was happening the first time.
When I first saw xenia onatopp I couldn't even tell it was a bodyscissor. I thought she somehow fucked him to death with just sexual pleasure. I was obsessed with trying to find out what actually happened. back then I often wasn't able to watch movies in full since they were on tv when it was bed time. it wasn't until the rise of YouTube and me getting a laptop that I could get a closer look. and found out what a bodyscissor is and how sexy it looks
Famke is another one that uses her legs to kill people. She makes me randy.
Xenia Onatopp (the character Famke played in "Golden Eye") could've easily suprassed Bambi from "Diamonds are Forever" had her leg scissor scenes been executed better. Xenia had the body, the beauty and the legs to contend with Bambi. Her leg scissors were not only just as sadistic as Bambi's, they were more numerous and more wild and dramatic in terms of volume and energy. But as far as eroticism goes, her scissor strikes are not even close to Bambi's.
This is best illustrated by comparing Xenia's scissor against the general vs Bambi's leg scissor against Bond.
For starters, very, very little of Xenia's beautiful body, let alone her breathtaking legs, is ever revealed. Not so with Bambi; with Bambi, we get a more than generous view of her man-killer legs long before her tag-team attack with Thumper even begins.
Second, we come to the scissors themselves. Both Xenia and Bambi's scenes skillfully build up the tension as these two lady-spiders weave their silken webs for their respective little man-flies. Unfortunately, Xenia's payoff to all this build up, her leg scissor strike, woefully under-delivers on arrival because, as is the case with her legs, far too little is seen. Everything is hidden or obscured. We only see Xenia's critical (and fatal) attack in silhouette; we only see and hear the general helplessly beg for release; we only behold Xenia's beautiful face twisted with sadistic delight as her victim succumbs to her iron grip; and the only time we see Xenia's legs in the flesh as they go to deadly work is at a very blurred distance. And most of what is shown in that bleary shot is obscured by the general's jacket and the chair it rests upon.
Contrast this with Bambi's scissor attack, which is the exact opposite. We get a full view of her beautiful legs (and a great deal of her beautiful everything else) in all their splendor from beginning to end. From the moment Bambi rises from her seat to lull her enemy into a false sense of security to the moment she ensnares 007 between her steely thighs with the speed and power of an anaconda, we see it all. Her body, her magnificent legs, her amused (but also cruel and malevolent) expression as she looks down upon her helpless target. As well as Bond's mounting sense of futility in his fruitless attempts to wrench himself free from his torturess. No obstructions of view, no blurring, no censorship, no puritanical measures taken to protect the innocence of our eyes. We see it all.
And that's why Bambi's scissor scene is so much more effective and erotic than Xenia's.
Famke is another one that uses her legs to kill people. She makes me randy.
Famke was so hot back when she played Xenia Onatopp on “GoldenEye”. I had a crush on her mas grande que Mexico y el estado de Texas put together. And then her pretty face became more plastic and Botox than face. What a waste, what a disgrace.
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Big surprise, New Yorkers hate squirrels and freedom. These New Yorkers won't stop until every beloved rodent is killed.
Mickey Mouse? Dead.
Alvin and the Chipmunks? Dead.
1980s metal band Ratt? Dead.
New York: Too Extreme for America.
I voted against Trump because I really despise him but my gut feeling is that he probably pulls off a narrow win. The inflation/cost of living crisis has really hurt the Democrats with the middle class suburbanites and urban working class voters they need to win, and the fact that Biden spent much of 2021 and 2022 boasting about how amazing the stock market was doing as people couldn't afford groceries didn't help matters. I have serious concerns about Trump's economic policies (especially his plan to tariff the planet) and his ability to be a president for all Americans.
Also, nobody cares about the squirrel ... here in NY you cannot own squirrels as pets period.
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I'd definitely prefer if Trump didn't win but both parties are basically right wing at this point and I'm tired of pretending they aren't. I still voted but there's no real progressive option and I've lost faith in the system to give us another one. Voting is ultimately a distraction and we should be more focused on what's in front of us and what we can actually do to affect change right now imo (like protesting, strikes, mutual aid, organizing, unionizing, local politics, forming and building communities back up in general).
That’s an echo chamber story that most people know nothing about. If he wins, that’s not why, lol.
I'm actually planning on taking an Ambien and going to bed early LMAO.
As an American, I'm psychologically drained by this election and we aren't going to know the winner on Tuesday night anyway. I can live without the drama of election night. We probably won't know who won for a least a couple of days.
There is so much more at stake here than most people realize, it's low-key terrifying honestly. I am not a dramatic person at all. I'm not prone to hyperbole when it comes to serious matters like this. But the results of this election are going to have powerful, reverberating effects throughout the world.
It will affect Americans and many others due to potential policy changes and economic moves, but it's more than just that. If Trump wins this, it will prove to the world that his style of campaigning, speaking about issues wins elections. This will encourage even more candidates in local and state elections in the U.S. to follow that model and embrace populism and demagoguery. Worse, I think it will encourage it in other countries, especially in Europe.
Major periods of global conflict tend to come in 80-100 year cycles. As the last few people who were alive to witness the last one die off, humanity seems to get collective amnesia and we repeat the same old mistakes yet again.
We are teetering right on the precipice of just such a time. The last of the people who remember WW2 are dying off. Europe is in the midst of a migrant crisis and economic stress and the popularity of "strongmen" and authoritarian right wing rule is creeping every forward.
What's even worse is now we've got the damn Internet and the enemies of peace in Russia, Iran and North Korea are using it masterfully to stir up resentment and discord in America and elsewhere. Chaos is precisely what our enemies want. Chaos and a weak and distracted America and NATO work entirely to the benefit of the enemies of democracy.
Electing the "right" person in America won't stop all of that, but it would be a reason to have just a little more hope.
I hope I'm wrong guys, but I think if this thing goes the MAGA route, it is not going to end well for America or the world. No, the world won't end tomorrow. But we will be squirting lighter fluid on the fire and making it far less likely that future leaders will be able to get this thing back in the box before shit gets really bad.
I don't think America or Europe has the kind of moral fiber and unity it did during WW2. I don't think the current generations are made of the same stuff to be honest. At least for Americans I can speak, we're too busy trying to gain clout on TikTok and Instagram to sacrifice for the war effort. Can you see American's today buying war bonds or accepting rationing? Growing "victory gardens"? I sure can't.
The next major period of world conflict, if an when it comes, is going to be a whole new kind of awful that few of us can imagine, much less prepare for.
If you're an American and you haven't voted yet and you're even a little uncertain about your choice. Please give all of that some thought.
Play through the realistic "worst case scenario" with each candidate---based on things they've actually done and said, not what some slanted media site is TELLING out they will do.
Bring your conscience and your heart into that voting booth with you please. There is more at stake in this election than in any you've voted in before. That's a fact. And it's not just about the U.S. The choice you make is going to affect most of the free world directly or indirectly. Use your head, please.
After what happened to Peanut the Squirrel, I'd say Trump will win.
what if instead of elections we just have a wrestling contest between the strongest women in the country and whoever wins become the queen .and no men should not be allowed
I'm looking to discuss politics and religion in great depth.
Keep in mind, anyone who disagrees with me is not only a bad person, but the worst person.
I'm firmly pro muscular women. I know it's controversial, and I don't expect everyone here to agree with me, but I'm willing to take the unpopular positions.
Can Amazonka lift a mini van overhead? Yes. She. Can.
As for the global arms race: Kristina Mendoza has great arms.
It would be very entertaining but I doubt that the mods would allow it since people can't really just get along.
I wonder what would happen if a very attractive woman who is muscular but still attractive to normies would run. kamala is a little too old to rely on looks she looks OK for her age but most politicians are quite old. I can't really think of one that is over 35 and under 50 that is more muscular than average but not so much that normies find her unattractive. I can think of a few that are not American that are in the right age and size bracket. I am sure there is at least one. but I am bad at estimating peoples age there are some muscular women in us politics.
Better still, call it the Gibberish Thread.
I would be interested to hear the personal reactions to what the Americans on the board are experiencing in real life.
Although I live in Austria, and first poll results will be at around 2 in the morning here: I will stay up all night long.
Any other watchers very welcome to join the room. Share insights, opinions, results - real time. Would be great to know how fellow GWM members around the world are viewing the event.
Tip of the iceberg would be to find out the politcal stand of female bodybuilders. Or any live posts by them.
I would change the title of this thread a little bit. It needs to say "da What!!???" Not only because it is grammatica-tica-tica-tically gooder, it also sounds funnier.
The fact you had to wait so many years to finally understand what the Hell was really going on proves my point. About how badly done her scissor scenes were done, I mean.
In fact, now that I think of it, I didn’t entirely understand what was going upon my initial viewing, either. Not until I read in Xenia’s character description in a GoldenEye video game strategy guide, where they spelled out with greater clarity Xenia’s favored method of destroying her men. “So that’s why my Dad insisted on fast forwarding that scene,” I thought to myself.
Now if memory serves me correctly, I was no more advanced than the third grade when I first saw Bambi clamp her breathtaking legs on James Bond’s empty MI6 little skull in "Diamonds". Believe-you-me, unlike Xenia Onatopp’s leg scissor in "GoldenEye", I understood what was happening the first time.
[tear drop]
It was beautiful, man!
When I first saw xenia onatopp I couldn't even tell it was a bodyscissor. I thought she somehow fucked him to death with just sexual pleasure. I was obsessed with trying to find out what actually happened. back then I often wasn't able to watch movies in full since they were on tv when it was bed time. it wasn't until the rise of YouTube and me getting a laptop that I could get a closer look. and found out what a bodyscissor is and how sexy it looks
Xenia Onatopp (the character Famke played in "Golden Eye") could've easily suprassed Bambi from "Diamonds are Forever" had her leg scissor scenes been executed better. Xenia had the body, the beauty and the legs to contend with Bambi. Her leg scissors were not only just as sadistic as Bambi's, they were more numerous and more wild and dramatic in terms of volume and energy. But as far as eroticism goes, her scissor strikes are not even close to Bambi's.
This is best illustrated by comparing Xenia's scissor against the general vs Bambi's leg scissor against Bond.
For starters, very, very little of Xenia's beautiful body, let alone her breathtaking legs, is ever revealed. Not so with Bambi; with Bambi, we get a more than generous view of her man-killer legs long before her tag-team attack with Thumper even begins.
Second, we come to the scissors themselves. Both Xenia and Bambi's scenes skillfully build up the tension as these two lady-spiders weave their silken webs for their respective little man-flies. Unfortunately, Xenia's payoff to all this build up, her leg scissor strike, woefully under-delivers on arrival because, as is the case with her legs, far too little is seen. Everything is hidden or obscured. We only see Xenia's critical (and fatal) attack in silhouette; we only see and hear the general helplessly beg for release; we only behold Xenia's beautiful face twisted with sadistic delight as her victim succumbs to her iron grip; and the only time we see Xenia's legs in the flesh as they go to deadly work is at a very blurred distance. And most of what is shown in that bleary shot is obscured by the general's jacket and the chair it rests upon.
Contrast this with Bambi's scissor attack, which is the exact opposite. We get a full view of her beautiful legs (and a great deal of her beautiful everything else) in all their splendor from beginning to end. From the moment Bambi rises from her seat to lull her enemy into a false sense of security to the moment she ensnares 007 between her steely thighs with the speed and power of an anaconda, we see it all. Her body, her magnificent legs, her amused (but also cruel and malevolent) expression as she looks down upon her helpless target. As well as Bond's mounting sense of futility in his fruitless attempts to wrench himself free from his torturess. No obstructions of view, no blurring, no censorship, no puritanical measures taken to protect the innocence of our eyes. We see it all.
And that's why Bambi's scissor scene is so much more effective and erotic than Xenia's.
Famke was so hot back when she played Xenia Onatopp on “GoldenEye”. I had a crush on her mas grande que Mexico y el estado de Texas put together. And then her pretty face became more plastic and Botox than face. What a waste, what a disgrace.
It kind of is one ^_^
I don’t drink 🚫 is it popular with women? If so I’ll consider buying it to share with others.
This thread feels like a fever dream.
No but I think Mickey's beer is alright. I do not drink though or smoke or drugs. no to all.