Posted on 11/01/2019 11:58:31 AM PDT by ransomnote
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Was referring to throwing shoes not dice.
But hey, my heads spinning after catching up through 700 + posts. So I'm a little dense right now so I think this was a "Sarcastic" reply?
Let me know if I hit the target?
Aside from bizarre stage presence, someone should help her dress better. It’s ok but kind of dowdy. If they had to remake Sarah Palin, Pocahontas needs to visit “What Not to Wear”.
That said, you can’t fix goofy especially if goofy has a PhD.
clear what up ? what was the genesis of this ?
Note SIGNS in back ground. Sirius
progress
The boot or The root
Paper
The young man behind her is holding two phones?
Anyone make out anything else?
Any idea who the portrait above ‘sirius progress’ is?
I was trying to figure out if the cable’s shape was significant.
If you zoom in on those gnarly feet, they look way too big for those shoes.
The shoes are interesting.
They look very old and cracked.
It must be a message.
Why on earth would anyone leave the house with their feet looking like that?
Bunions, corns, twisty toes, athletes foot is all I think of when I look at that mess.
They are hell bent on strip ping POTUS of his power...
actually, that’s what I thought had happened.
The original Repub talking points mentioned the myth of “saying it 8 times”.
And that was part of Schiff’s “parody”.
Where did he get the 8 times from ?
Is that Sirius - like Sirius radio?
Clint Eastwood:
Amen, Amen and Amen!!!
Guess Dimwits are about all things dog of late.
There have been dog tweets from prominent players lately. There have been tweets about Noname’s dog, JC’s dog and GHWB’s dog as I recall. Not to mention 45’s Special Op’s dog, Conan.
The photo of MadMax and her squeezed feet has sign in background that mentions Sirius, which is the dog star.
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The worst throw in dice throwing (also known as rolling the bones) is the dog throw = ruinous
In ancient times the throw of a dice was not just considered to be luck, the outcome was believed to be controlled by the gods, and casting dice was a way of dividing inheritances, choosing rulers and as a method of prediction
http://www.dice-play.com/History.htm
Excerpt
Dice History
Dice are the oldest gaming implements known to man. Their precise origins are unknown but they have a long and rich history none-the-less.
Sophocles (496 - 406 BC), the Greek poet and tragedian, claimed that dice were invented by the Greek, Palamedes, during the siege of Troy. Herodotus (b.484 BC?), historian and acquaintance of Sophocles, said they were invented by the Lydians of Asia Minor. But dice date back further than this. Egyptian tombs, dated to 2000 BC, have been found containing dice and dice reputedly dated to 6000 BC have been uncovered in archaeological excavations. Dice were developed independently by many ancient cultures all over the world and did not simply originate and spread from any one place.
In ancient times the throw of a dice was not just considered to be luck, the outcome was believed to be controlled by the gods, and casting dice was a way of dividing inheritances, choosing rulers and as a method of prediction. The Roman goddess, Fortuna, daughter of Zeus (known to gamblers as Lady Luck), was believed to determine the outcome of a throw.
Before standard cubical dice became common, ancient peoples would use fruit stones, sets of flat sticks, sea shells, nut shells and pebbles to get random results for games. These were probably adopted from witchdoctors and shaman who would throw them to gain insight and knowledge of the unknown and things to come. Fortune telling with standard ordinary dice is still practiced to this day.
Animal knucklebones were the next step in the evolution of dice. The Greeks and Romans used sheep anklebones as well as the more developed cubical spotted dice. The Romans called the four-sided anklebones Tali or Astragali and the standard six-sided dice Tesserae. The Arab word for knucklebones is the same word they use for dice. Playing with dice is still known as “rolling the bones” to this day.
Of course games have been played with dice from their early beginnings. The first were probably simple racing games and have been lost to history. The pharaohs of ancient Egypt were portrayed playing with dice and both the Romans and Greeks were keen dice players. Roman Emperors notoriously played and gambled with dice compulsively. Dice games are known to have been popular in Europe during the Middle Ages when French academics taught them to their students. In England, Richard the Lion Heart and King John both gambled with dice and King Henry VIII lost the bells of old St Paul’s church on a throw. Dice games have been played in English inns since at least the 15thcentury.
Dominoes probably descended from dice in China and spread to the West during the18th-century while standard ordinary dice became the vital component of a vast array of commercial board games in the 19th and 20th-centuries. In recent times polyhedral dice have gained widespread popularity with the advent of Role Playing Games (RPGs) and modern technological advances in plastic moulding .
Whether it’s the old standard six-sided cube with spots or the latest polyhedral shape, dice are still the game player’s most vital, versatile and treasured piece of equipment
https://mobile.twitter.com/SXMProgress
(SiriusXM Progress Home of the Resistance)
https://mobile.twitter.com/maxboot
(WaPo reporter)
https://mobile.twitter.com/wcp
(Washington City Paper)
It wasn’t a general statement. It was only related to the confiscation of Middle Adam Schitt’s and Nanzi Pelosy’s estates following a hypothetical execution for Treason.
Check the original post!
Progressive talk radio on Sirius.
I need link! So right!
Can hear him now talking to the both of them.
Pelosi and Waters - “We don’t like the look of this shoe.”
Al Bundy - “The shoe probably doesn’t like the look of you either.”
Those don’t look like her shoes
If Nasty strips Trump of power will Mad Max be wearing her old shoes(become speaker)
BREAKING: Federal Appeals Court rules POTUS tax returns must be turned over to NY
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Now on to SCOTUS. When will they be hearing cases next?
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