Dutch Uncle
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Just like anyone else's. What can't be faked are tax returns...well, not for long as your Orange God is finding out. LOL
Republicans just promote Fear
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Just like anyone else's. What can't be faked are tax returns...well, not for long as your Orange God is finding out. LOL
Clinton allowed him to escape, if you're blaming presidents. Quit being a dick.
Yakuda
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Exactly if I remember correctly the fat moron was cheating, as he usually does, at golf at the time.
Dutch Uncle
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He's well known to be both fat and a cheater.
https://golf.com/lifestyle/celebrities/how-why-president-trump-cheats-golf-playing-tiger-woods/
How and why President Trump cheats at golf — even when he’s playing against Tiger Woods
I used to have this coach who told us, “How you do one thing is how you do everything. You loaf in practice, you’re gonna loaf in the game. You cheat on your tests, you’re gonna cheat on your wife.”
I’ve found that to be true with golf. The guy who plays slowly on the course is going to be molasses in meetings. The guy who’s generous with compliments on the course is going to do the same at dinner. And the guy who cheats on the course is going to cheat in business, or on his taxes or, say, in politics.
Jack O’Donnell worked with Donald Trump for four years as vice president of Trump Plaza Casino in Atlantic City. O’Donnell’s dad was one of the founders of Sawgrass, the iconic Pete Dye golf course near Jacksonville, Fla. “My dad always told us to respect the game,” O’Donnell says. “That’s the one part of the game that tells me what kind of person you are. You play the ball where it lies.” So when O’Donnell’s office colleague, the late Mark Eddis, came back after his first round with Trump, O’Donnell couldn’t resist asking.
“So, does he improve his lie?”
Eddis looked at him and threw his head back in laughter. “Every shot but the tee shot.”
Dutch Uncle
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https://www.golfdigest.com/story/10...k-detailing-president-trumps-cheating-at-golf
10 astonishing claims from the book detailing President Trump's cheating at golf
Caddies have an interesting nickname for Trump
That nickname would be "Pele." The moniker came from loopers at Winged Foot who got so used to Trump kicking his ball from the rough into the fairway....
...Trump is selective about believing in global warming
While Trump publicly has said climate change is a hoax, he's used global warming's effects in an application to local officials for a sea wall to protect his Trump International Links in Ireland...
...Arnold Palmer was apparently disgusted with Trump
Trump use to tell people he and the King were tight; Palmer told golf writer James Dodson "It was more like this," with Palmer crossing his hands and putting them on his own throat. Palmer's daughter, Peg, also recalled a moment during the 2016 campaign before Palmer passed away. "My dad made a sound of disgust—like 'uck' or 'ugg'—like he couldn't believe the arrogance and crudeness of this man who was the nominee of the political party that he believed in. Then he said, 'He's not as smart as we thought he was.'"
10 astonishing claims from the book detailing President Trump's cheating at golf
Caddies have an interesting nickname for Trump
That nickname would be "Pele." The moniker came from loopers at Winged Foot who got so used to Trump kicking his ball from the rough into the fairway....
...Trump is selective about believing in global warming
While Trump publicly has said climate change is a hoax, he's used global warming's effects in an application to local officials for a sea wall to protect his Trump International Links in Ireland...
...Arnold Palmer was apparently disgusted with Trump
Trump use to tell people he and the King were tight; Palmer told golf writer James Dodson "It was more like this," with Palmer crossing his hands and putting them on his own throat. Palmer's daughter, Peg, also recalled a moment during the 2016 campaign before Palmer passed away. "My dad made a sound of disgust—like 'uck' or 'ugg'—like he couldn't believe the arrogance and crudeness of this man who was the nominee of the political party that he believed in. Then he said, 'He's not as smart as we thought he was.'"
Because that is the way Russians think. They want luxury items, and culture. They want to be in the center of things. To them, the countryside is for peasants.
Is that what you believe, Walter...that the countryside is just for peasants?
I have spoken with hundreds if Russians via Ham Radio and that is not what I have gleamed from them, Walter.
I have friends at the VOR (Voice of Russia) and they don’t speak that way.
Perhaps you were just speaking out of your culo, Walter.
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I have never been about that old European outlook on life. I am more a suburban American.
I am just reporting how Russians see the world. Huge numbers of Russian models are not desperate to move into your trailer park a thousand miles from any city. They want to be able to go out to eat at a nice restaurant. They want to shop at a fine store. Those are not things they identify with the countryside.
How much do your "friends" pay you per post?
That was ugly, Walter. You need to work on that self-control issue that you have...in abundance.
There are no trailer parks where I live, Walter, only gated, guarded golf communities.
Atlanta is only 30 miles away, lots of restaurants, fine stores. Peachtree City near to my home, has fine restaurants and shops.
Do you live in a trailer park, Walter?
You have no idea how Russians live and think, Walter. How many Russians have you actually spoken with, Walter?
As to my compensation, that's a nunya (none of your business) Walter
Oh. Elena O. , an interpreter at the VOR, has invited us to visit and have dinner with her, her engineer husband and her beloved cat.
Yuri R. was a good friend until the old KGB got wind of his imminent defection to America. He died of a "heart attack."
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Odd, if someone accused me of betraying America for money, my main concern would not be to keep how much money a secret. I would stress I would never accept money to betray America.
Atlanta would start seeming like a world class city to Russians. Peachtree would NOT be a world class city.
On a side note, I love Peachtree's use of golf carts, but that does not interest Russian women.
In total, I have lived about a year of my life in Russia. I could not tell you how many Russians I have spoken to, but it has to be in the thousands.
Lao Tse
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walter is notorious for being an idiot.
Yes, I have noticed that.
He means well but is morbidly misguided, politically.
Poor Walter.
It's Peachtree City, Walter and from your lack of knowledge of the Russian Federation, I tend to doubt your time there.
Of course you are free to doubt my time actually speaking with Russians.
Here's something that I have posted before and you are free to doubt, Walter. After writing a political piece for the VOR praising the courage of their great writer and dissident, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, I was asked to do a radio interview...I declined.
My compensation, Walter is, once again, a NUNYA.
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Lao Tse
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very sad, indeed.
Lao Tse
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he considers himself a suburban-american.
Walter, here's another tidbit, my niece is fluent in Russian and has written two books, one is a Russian translation of one of their best poetesses.
I speak Spanish and I am conversant in Italian. I tried to learn Russian but gave up the first day, Walter.
Are you bi-lingual...uni-lingual, Walter?
I speak Spanish and I am conversant in Italian. I tried to learn Russian but gave up the first day, Walter.
Are you bi-lingual...uni-lingual, Walter?
Dutch Uncle
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^^^
Plays an American online, a Russophile in reality.
Lao Tse
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