Late stage syphilis rotting dementia brain revved up on methamphetamines
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But I thought Kim was his BFF? Well, his other BFF after Putin.
During a speech in Milwaukee, Trump referred to “the president of North Korea, who was basically trying to kill me,” seemingly confusing the leader with Iran’s. U.S. intelligence found that the country was plotting to assassinate Trump in July.
In another, Trump claimed that an Iranian attack during his presidency that left 34 U.S. troops with traumatic brain injuries was not as severe as a reporter suggested, asking if the soldiers "had a headache.” He went on to say “nobody was hurt except the sound was loud.”
Tapioca pudding.
Mental facilities? Like an inpatient unit? That sounds like a good place for him.
Senator Schatz is what I call my hand when I have a clumsy wipe and get poop on it
Yeah. No comment on the contents of the article but great fucking name. What a rough childhood this person must have had
It means treasure.
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