america - fucked up

[Harry Squatter 14,097]

Saw a Facebook page yesterday "Christians against Buzz Lightyear". It was some religious American nutjob kicking off about the latest Toy Story film having a gay character in it. Went through the page and it was all about him indoctrinating his kids about gay people causing the end of humanity.

 

He probably owns about 10 assault rifles as well.

[Pete 2,158]

Are they still pretending to be the greatest country on the planet. Home of the brave and the free?

 

Got more in common with the countries GWB named in his Axis of Evil than they’d care to admit.  

[Harry Squatter 14,097]

They have a bigger hard on for guns than any other country in the world yet aren't in any type of armed conflict. No wonder they love invading other countries. 

 

 

[Barrington Womble 11,154]

32 minutes ago, Harry Squatter said:

Saw a Facebook page yesterday "Christians against Buzz Lightyear". It was some religious American nutjob kicking off about the latest Toy Story film having a gay character in it. Went through the page and it was all about him indoctrinating his kids about gay people causing the end of humanity.

 

He probably owns about 10 assault rifles as well.

I saw something that they reckon that lightyear film has destroyed the toy story franchise. The lunatics heard about the gay thing and demanded it be taken out. It wasn't (and as a consequence also isn't allowed to be shown in fucking nut holes like Saudi Arabia, bang on Newcastle) and now it's completely failed at the box office because the lunatics have boycotted it. The stupid thing is I went with my girls last week and them being gay adds nothing to the story, it's just in there as being a normal set up. 

[RedSand 114]

1 hour ago, Scott_M said:

 

Every year my plan to retire to the sunshine of Southern California becomes less and less appealing! 

Mate, I’m in San Diego and my wife and I were open to moving cause of the the high cost of living here.

We have a very good quality of life, but were looking at other states as options.

Close to zero fucking chance we leave California now.

Only option would be Massachusetts. 

 

We are moving to become a Theocracy.

 

The fact these cunts get voted in again boggles my mind. Doesn’t help the Democrats are a bunch of cowards.

 

[Harry Squatter 14,097]

5 minutes ago, RedSand said:

Mate, I’m in San Diego and my wife and I were open to moving cause of the the high cost of living here.

We have a very good quality of life, but were looking at other states as options.

Close to zero fucking chance we leave California now.

Only option would be Massachusetts. 

 

We are moving to become a Theocracy.

 

The fact these cunts get voted in again boggles my mind. Doesn’t help the Democrats are a bunch of cowards.

 

San Diego is great. Loved it when I went there. 

[Scott_M 6,859]

11 minutes ago, RedSand said:

Mate, I’m in San Diego and my wife and I were open to moving cause of the the high cost of living here.

We have a very good quality of life, but were looking at other states as options.

Close to zero fucking chance we leave California now.

Only option would be Massachusetts. 

 

We are moving to become a Theocracy.

 

The fact these cunts get voted in again boggles my mind. Doesn’t help the Democrats are a bunch of cowards.

 

Nice. Where in San Diego? We’ve stayed at Mission Beach and Cornardo. I’d love to live there, beautiful city.
 

We’re travelling to LA in August but no trip to San Diego this time, unfortunately. 

[Rico1304 8,961]

Fucking madness 

[Red_or_Dead 1,515]

3 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

Fucking madness 

Don't worry, they'll be banning the transgenders next, swings and roundabouts, eh?

 

 

[Bjornebye 34,307]

15 minutes ago, Harry Squatter said:

San Diego is great. Loved it when I went there. 

Discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San Diego, which of course in German means 'a whale's vagina'.

[Bjornebye 34,307]

 

 

 

 

[RedSand 114]

25 minutes ago, Scott_M said:

Nice. Where in San Diego? We’ve stayed at Mission Beach and Cornardo. I’d love to live there, beautiful city.
 

We’re travelling to LA in August but no trip to San Diego this time, unfortunately. 

San Marcos near Carlsbad. North County.

Pretty blessed to be here. Very family friendly city. Tons of stuff for kids.

 

LA can be fun.  Hope you guys have a great time.

 

Next time you are down give us a shout, would love to meet up. If not happy to provide recommendations as needed.

 

Best Burritos in the country. And pretty good tacos too.
Decent Seafood, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Italian and Taiwanese.
Rubbish Indian food.

 

[RedSand 114]

39 minutes ago, Harry Squatter said:

San Diego is great. Loved it when I went there. 

Yeah, really family and tourist friendly. A fair few things to do. But not so big that you get overwhelmed. Almost a good base to go to place from. Decent deep fishing charters including spear fishing too.

Give us a shout next time you are down.

[Nelly-Matip 8,555]

How long until they start shooting up abortion clinics then? 
 

In the firearms sense, as opposed to the the injecting narcotics sense, to clarify. 

[Bjornebye 34,307]

6 minutes ago, Nelly-Matip said:

How long until they start shooting up abortion clinics then? 
 

In the firearms sense, as opposed to the the injecting narcotics sense, to clarify. 

Not enough children. 

[Harry Squatter 14,097]

7 minutes ago, RedSand said:

Yeah, really family and tourist friendly. A fair few things to do. But not so big that you get overwhelmed. Almost a good base to go to place from. Decent deep fishing charters including spear fishing too.

Give us a shout next time you are down.

Will do. Went over 20 years ago and was lucky enough to stay in the Del Coronado Hotel. Went past Kelly McGillis's house in Top Gun but it was threatened with demolition and all boarded up. 

 

La jolla is a nice place too.

[Scott_M 6,859]

27 minutes ago, Harry Squatter said:

Will do. Went over 20 years ago and was lucky enough to stay in the Del Coronado Hotel. Went past Kelly McGillis's house in Top Gun but it was threatened with demolition and all boarded up. 

 

La jolla is a nice place too.

You see any ghosts?

[Scott_M 6,859]

56 minutes ago, RedSand said:

Yeah, really family and tourist friendly. A fair few things to do. But not so big that you get overwhelmed. Almost a good base to go to place from. Decent deep fishing charters including spear fishing too.

Give us a shout next time you are down.

Yes, will do. Sure we’ll be back. 
 

A week in Hollywood, a week in Montana (where my wife is from) a week split between Disneyland & Santa Monica. It’s costing a fucking fortune.

 

Looking forward to a certain game on the 20th or 21st August wife my wife’s family within ear shot…

 

Should be able to see the other games around LA easy enough.

[TheHowieLama 13,170]

The Del is a great hotel.

 

Back in the day we used to go down to Imperial Beach and across to Tijuana - not sure you would want to do that now.

[Harry Squatter 14,097]

18 minutes ago, Scott_M said:

You see any ghosts?

Unfortunately not. I think if I go back to LA I'll stay at the Chateau Marmont so I can see John Belushi.

[Barrington Womble 11,154]

37 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

The Del is a great hotel.

 

Back in the day we used to go down to Imperial Beach and across to Tijuana - not sure you would want to do that now.

Why's that?

[Bjornebye 34,307]

12 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

Why's that?

The Titty Twister has gone 

[TheHowieLama 13,170]

20 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

Why's that?

Good point - probably safer now than it was then - at least on the CA side. Last time I was there IB had been built up bigly.

Can only imagine what those places are worth today.

[Colonel Bumcunt 810]

4 hours ago, Harry Squatter said:

They have a bigger hard on for guns than any other country in the world yet aren't in any type of armed conflict. No wonder they love invading other countries. 

 

 

I heard Oliver Stone make a point on a podcast which I found interesting, that America has an odd understanding and relationship with war because they've never had to fight on their own shores. Everything is at massive arm's length, always has been. 

[Section_31 25,770]

22 minutes ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

I heard Oliver Stone make a point on a podcast which I found interesting, that America has an odd understanding and relationship with war because they've never had to fight on their own shores. Everything is at massive arm's length, always has been. 

Yeah that's a good point. You probably can't fully appreciate what it's like to live in America unless you actually do live there.

 

I read somewhere that the distance from LA to New York is the same distance as London to Iran. 

 

You've got hot weather, cold weather, anything you want for a holiday. Lots of Americans don't have a passport, but they don't really need one when you look at it like that. It's a self contained, second planet earth.

 

Even when presidents make speeches they never reference people, they reference Americans. 'a thousand Americans died in this attack' 'this policy will help millions of Americans.'