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Oh, and just because you can't prove it without classified or proprietary information, doesn't mean it's not true.

Sure; it's impossible to prove a negative. But having a question you don't know the answer to doesn't mean you can answer it however you prefer.

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Originally Posted by Undertoad (Post 1027784)

Sure; it's impossible to prove a negative. But having a question you don't know the answer to doesn't mean you can answer it however you prefer.

I do know the answer.

Ok, I've got some new sources. Better sources.

themillenniumreport.com and Secretary Patrick M. Shanahan send their regards.

I've got the entire weekend. Lot of reading to do.

what is even going on in here

Babbling Tagalog. ;)

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Originally Posted by Flint (Post 1027808)

what is even going on in here

Interesting graphs and charts!

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Originally Posted by Undertoad (Post 1027823)

Interesting graphs and charts!

Try spicing it up a little...

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Originally Posted by Flint (Post 1027808)

what is even going on in here

Kinky stuff, like graphs and charts fetishes!

Almost as expensive as spouses...

What is 'Almost as expensive as spouses'?

Ppl? Cars? Tigers on a gold leash? TVs? Key chains? Garden gnomes? Condoms? Manhole covers? Coke habits? Rabbits? Sex slaves? Houses? Pets? Children? Parents? Strippers? Straight-up whores? Politicians? Hard candy? Fences? Roofs? Carpet? Hard wood? Airplanes? Submarines? U.S. Marines? Annual Maintenance Cost graphs? Aquamarines? Trucks? Limited liability companies? Rose bushes? Kaepernicks? Smollets? Sexual misconduct claims?

Ooh, snap! IgotitIgotit!!!

Red Roof Inns. You're talking about Red Roof Inns, aren't ya?

I knew it.

Red roof? Isn't that just another indicator of a red light district?

Maybe Tom Bodett will leave the lights on.

Number one most popular book in each state.

2018 is a most fucked up chart. I hope the person who made it was, too. I hope everyone involved with it was fucked up beyond belief. If they weren't, they should have been, they might've made a better chart.

Re: 2016 (what is that Massachusetts? Watership Down)

I'm currently trying to watch Watership Down on NetFlix.

Turns out it's most popular book in each state for books that were read on the Scribd platform.

I know: "The what?"

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Originally Posted by Flint (Post 1024048)

I've always encouraged everyone to ignore news articles about Trump's approval rating. Instead, consult a reliable polling aggregate like 538, and observe that no matter what happens, it always averages out to a straight line over any reasonable length of time (that is to say-- you either love him or you hate him).

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but I was curious about whether enough time has passed since the government shutdown for the polling averages to catch up, and show what people think (in the short term) in regards to Trump "owning" the shutdown.
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Originally Posted by Flint (Post 1024352)

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Any change since the shutdown ended on Friday?
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Checked https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com...roval-ratings/ today, Trump's approval rating bumped back up after the shutdown scandal, to--you guessed it--almost exactly where it was a year ago. Literally nothing that happens can affect his approval over time--it's a pure, perfect split of made-up minds.

Wait a damn minute.

Re snow loads on roofs.

The ice on my roof is 92 percent water.. And 8 percent what? Presumably not water?
Perhaps they're suggesting it's air?