More 'No Kings' Protests Are Planned Nationwide on June 14: What to Know

Earl said:
Agatha couldn’t carry Sir Arthur’s briefcase, Miss Marple.

Good morning, senorita linda.

I am thinking of buying this estate in Spain (Mallorca.)

It’s only 78 million.

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Late entrepreneur's Spanish island estate hits market for whopping $78M

A sprawling property linked to the late Rainer Schaller recently went up for sale on the Spanish island of Mallorca. It has an over $78.3 million (€72 million) asking price.
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Buenos dias, Senor Earl. Absolutely beautiful estate. You could probably talk them down a few million, though. ;)
 
Earl said:
President Trump appears to be your dictator.

You have posted, over and over, about him.

He dictates your attention and lives, without rent, in your very thick cabeza.
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NO he is the want to be Dictator YOU STUPID MAGAS put in power. and when you ASSHOLES finally realize it you will be crying like babies.
Heck you can read in the news almost everyday where a MAGA is crying " I didn't vote for THIS "
Farmers that voted for him crying that his tariffs could bankrupt them and put them out of business, Auto companies not only shutting down,, and some moving right out of the country, and some are laying off thousands of people and are going to have to raise their prices, Walmart raising prices and laying off people .
When are you and the rest of the MAGAS going to wake up and see what is going on?
 
christiefan915 said:
Buenos dias, Senor Earl. Absolutely beautiful estate. You could probably talk them down a few million, though.
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Claro que si.

I’ve never been to Mallorca but I doubt it can match Sevilla or other beautiful cities in Andalusia.

My son and his family are in France (Monaco) for eight days.

He travels far more than I do.

Have a good day and don’t worry. America usually muddles through.
 
gmark77 said:
I keep forgetting that you are a "teacher" who never seemed to take a history class.

LOL.

You'll figure it out soon enough.
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She is not nor ever was a "teacher." She doxed herself here and now most of us know her real name. No one with her name has credentials through the Ohio State Board of Ed. It's kind of you to give the sad troll some attention though. She kicks her dog viciously if no one responds to her begging and goading. lol
 
Tbird19482 said:
NO he is the want to be Dictator YOU STUPID MAGAS put in power. and when you ASSHOLES finally realize it you will be crying like babies.
Heck you can read in the news almost everyday where a MAGA is crying " I didn't vote for THIS "
Farmers that voted for him crying that his tariffs could bankrupt them and put them out of business, Auto companies not only shutting down,, and some moving right out of the country, and some are laying off thousands of people and are going to have to raise their prices, Walmart raising prices and laying off people .
When are you and the rest of the MAGAS going to wake up and see what is going on?
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You are too far down in the well of irrelevancy.

We woke up last November and kicked the scoundrels out of office.

Cheer up, you only have 11.5 years of Republican rule.
 
TOP said:
As usual, you have no answer.. I'm patient...I'll wait for you to explain...
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Can you read? I've got a book recommendation for you. It's a thick one, so you might have to buy the AUDIO book version, but it will lay out for you pretty much what is currently happening and what will likely happen next.

www.bauerrarebooks.com

Dark Valley; A Panorama of the 1930s by Piers Brendon on Bauer Rare Books

New York: Knopf, 2000. First American edition. 8vo. xviii , 795 pp. Illustrated. Cloth in dustwrapper, near fine copy. 80687 . Item #2883
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It's worth a read, or to have someone who can read read it to you.

TOP said:
(And yes, I was a teacher...so the quotations marks are unnecessary, but if it makes you feel better, I'm fine with it...I do need to find my transcripts so that I can tell you which mandatory history class I took at Ohio State...I will keep you posted...)
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If you are a teacher how could you not know basic history?
 
gmark77 said:
Can you read? I've got a book recommendation for you. It's a thick one, so you might have to buy the AUDIO book version, but it will lay out for you pretty much what is currently happening and what will likely happen next.

www.bauerrarebooks.com

Dark Valley; A Panorama of the 1930s by Piers Brendon on Bauer Rare Books

New York: Knopf, 2000. First American edition. 8vo. xviii , 795 pp. Illustrated. Cloth in dustwrapper, near fine copy. 80687 . Item #2883
www.bauerrarebooks.com www.bauerrarebooks.com

It's worth a read, or to have someone who can read read it to you.


If you are a teacher how could you not know basic history?
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I'm really busy...just give me your summary...
I'm unsure why you don't think I'm aware of basic history...I know that June 14th is Flag Day...and that this year is the Army's 250th Birthday :)
 
“If you are a teacher how could you not know basic history?”

If you claim literacy, how can you not know basic English grammar?


A parenthetical phrase is a non-essential element in a sentence that adds extra information, clarification, or explanation without disrupting the flow of the main sentence.It's often enclosed in parentheses, but can also be delimited by commas, dashes, or brackets
 
TOP said:
I'm really busy...just give me your summary...
I'm unsure why you don't think I'm aware of basic history...I know that June 14th is Flag Day...and that this year is the Army's 250th Birthday :)
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LOL.

So sad you want people to think you were an educator but you seem to know nothing about history. Weird.

If you have to have someone "summarize" the 1930's for you then you clearly aren't familiar with even BASIC history. Wow.
 
gmark77 said:
LOL.

So sad you want people to think you were an educator but you seem to know nothing about history. Weird.

If you have to have someone "summarize" the 1930's for you then you clearly aren't familiar with even BASIC history. Wow.
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I am a retired educator and coach...30 years... MS, Jr. High, and High School...
I asked you to summarize the book you have recommended many times here...You're the one who suggest that if I read it...or found someone to read it to me...I would know what is currently happening and what was likely to happen next...
So Just tell me...;)
 
TOP said:
I am a retired educator and coach...30 years... MS, Jr. High, and High School...
I asked you to summarize the book you have recommended many times here...You're the one who suggest that if I read it...or found someone to read it to me...I would know what is currently happening and what was likely to happen next...
So Just tell me...;)
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He is a troll, TOP, and not a very well educated one.

Tee time soon, only 76 degrees…in June!
 
gmark77 said:
It's in the book.

I'm not a teacher and I know history. Funny, guess I spent more time in education than you, a "teacher". LOL.
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I'm pretty sure you didn't spend more time in education than I have...;) Here's a review: "I would not recommend this as an authoritative source of history regarding the actual political scene of different countries in the inter-war period. Many positions taken by the author are only supported by conclusory statements, without any citations provided to support his positions. In particular, a number of positions taken (e.g., a conclusion that the Germans were bent on world domination) are supported only by anecdotal observations. The author also ignores certain inconvenient truths - e.g., ignoring the well-documented infusion of Soviet spies and Communist sympathizers in Franklin Roosevelt's administration while deriding the Congressional investigation into the same.

Further, the writing is quite pompous. The extensive use of French catch phrases (with no translations provided), extensive references to obscure literary and historical figures (with no reference as to who these figures are), many vague historical references, and a general overuse of words requiring reference to a dictionary, make this a difficult read. The author presumes too much of his audience. The author's demonstration of his admirable intellectual prowess does nothing to enhance the reading experience for us lowlifes who are not well-schooled in the literary, linguistic and historical arts. I like to read history to learn, not to be shown how ignorant I am. (And I like to think that I am relatively sophisticated, based on my education, 56 years of life experience, and somewhat extensive reading of history over the last 40 years.) The author further seems to delight in commenting on the presumed physical deficiencies (stature, girth, quirks, etc.) of different historical features, which really adds nothing to an understanding of these individuals.

So, an interesting read, but for any student of history supplemental reading on any particular item of interest covered by this tome is a must in order to get a less opinionated and fuller picture.'
I think I'll pass...;)
 
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