On 4 June 1923, Jockey Frank Hayes (USA) suffered a fatal heart attack while riding his horse Sweet Kiss in a race at Belmont Park in New York City, USA. Despite his sudden death, Hayes somehow remained in the saddle long enough for the 20–1 long shot to jump the final fence and cross the finish line in first place, making him the only jockey to ride to victory after his own death.
Didn't know what Copium meant, but looked it up and learned something new.
Who Said It: Elon Musk or Mr. Burns?
I scored 92%. I thought the one I got wrong sounded a bit too clever for a real life fat cat.
Damn I was hoping Boebert moved to OF. Kinda wanna see that butthole.
This dude is so unhinged at this point. Can't wait to see how the "I'm not a fan of Trump but..." dickriders spin this, especially the ones who love to talk about how much Trump cares about underserved minority communities.In his first rally appearance since the Mar-a-Lago raid on August 8, Trump criticized the FBI, the Department of Justice, and President Joe Biden, labeling him an "enemy of the state" in a lengthy speech.
"Under Democrat control the streets of our great cities are drenched in the blood of innocent victims," Trump said, adding that drug dealers were responsible for killing hundreds of people every year.
It's unclear where the numbers Trump cited came from.
He also Tweeted this:View attachment 32211 The rights response to the club Q shooting is a new level of fucked..
Thinking about it, conspiracy theories also are drugs. They have got strong hallucinating effects - at least on those susceptible to them. Thus I'd consider those spreading them also drug dealers. However, instead of death penalty, I'd rather prefer sentences like these:
To some people, religious fundamentalists and Qanonanists do count as "underserved minority communities".This dude is so unhinged at this point. Can't wait to see how the "I'm not a fan of Trump but..." dickriders spin this, especially the ones who love to talk about how much Trump cares about underserved minority communities.
I know this was an attempt at a joke, but there's way too many of them for it to land. Roughly 70% of Republicans believe Joe Biden stole the election.To some people, religious fundamentalists and Qanonanists do count as "underserved minority communities".