TYB
So Q assigns a completely new definition to CCP. Not Chinese Communist Party. Rather Command and Control Positions.
So I have to watch how I use the expression CCP from now on. Because, up until now, it has always meant Chinese Communist Party to me.
Look anons. A new perpetual slide is born.
There are quite a few things that I miss hear on these boards. Toots being one, of course. Freddy Bensonson making a list and posting it at the end of each bread. Daniel. And many others. They sort of grow on you after a while. Oh well.
"Change is the only constant in life." - Heraclitus
Yes. Anon was pretty pissed to see that it took the rest of the Federal Government 7 months to ban the Tik Tok app from US Government devices after The US Navy banned it. And that's just software. The backdoors on Chinese chips has been demonstarted and proven. And to think some of that stuff was set to be installed in US military aircraft. Very scary. Anon is very glad POTUS and Pompeo are putting their feet down on the subject lately.
The whiskey will sterilize the glass.
One day it occurred to me that TJ was slang for Tiajuana.
Tiajuana Hooker
They would just fly it in your face and it probably went over the heads of 99% of people. I always wondered if lovely Heather Locklear ever understood the symbolism. Of course there is symbolism in her name too. Some could be oblivious I guess. Boy didn't she end up having problems later on though.
I guess the message there was that they had the LAPD in their pocket like a Tiajuana Hooker. And they were rubbing their faces in it with that show. Should probably dig the producers and writers, etc. I'm sure some are dead now though.
Went out today to run some errands and I felt like I was walking around inside the original Mortal Kombat video game. Without the fighting of course. So far.
No love lost. Both power thirsty social climbers. As soon as he became a certain liability she had to dump him. She knew he was a naughty boy all along. Psychopaths.
Have none of you seen the multiple memes on this board in the past? It was everywhere. Seems like two or three each bread back then.