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Think. Again.

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7. Ha! That would be silly!....

Reply to BannonsLiver (Reply #6)

Thu Feb 8, 2024, 03:40 PM

Feb 2024

....I tend to get important information from the source. For example, for news on what happened in today's Supreme Court hearing, I will go to the Supreme Court's website and read the pertinent documents.

If I am trying to decide which dish soap smells most like lemons, I will watch corporate media.

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