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Chalkboard what is this
That's a lot of toilet paper and wiping being done every damn day. Pobre hombre...
Anyways Sed, I know that several of the things I've posted in this here Chalkboard were definitely the result of alcohol or other undisclosed substances, and that you're smart enough to know whenever that happened (maybe even right now!). I hope that you don't take that as a sign of disrespect or slight...I just don't always find ways to communicate or reach out when stone-cold sober.
In any case, I do want to ask your honest, sober opinion on the following question:
Do you think Donald Trump will face any kind of serious Impeachment effort in the coming months? Are you in any way/shape/form inclined to think it would be a good or useful thing, long term, if something like the most robust and documentent impeachment effort and ouster of a sitting American president were to take place? Why or why not?
[You're the only friend I have (sadly) that would actually take up a conversation like this seriously. We've touched the subject before but it was way before the DOJ got it's fingers on people like Manafort and Flint, and before all the latest insane Tweets...]
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The Lion and the Gnat
“Away with you, vile insect!” said a Lion angrily to a Gnat that was buzzing around his head. But the Gnat was not in the least disturbed.
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