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[RobGMN Premium Member]

If you can't comprehend adjectives you should stop now. You are up to how many pages now?

YOU are the one who posted the definition that says it's an adjective, and then followed up, claiming it's NOT an adjective.
Did you think we all forgot that ****-up already?
Did YOU forget that ****-already? LOL

"Sleepy is not an adjective to describe sleep." -Thxone
You say this after literally posting a definition of "sleepy" as an ADJECTIVE that defines it as"lethargic, weary, overcome with sleep, tending to fall asleep", and even shows it coming from the word "sleep"?

How did I know you were going to do something like this? Because you took it literally that I didn't know why they call him Orange Man. Dude, we all comprehend... you are the one lacking.

So... "orange man" should be taken literally, but "sleepy Joe" should not, even when you give a definition of sleepy that matches the claims that Biden would fall asleep.

ThxOne, failed student of the English language.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

If you can't comprehend adjectives you should stop now. You are up to how many pages now?

YOU are the one who posted the definition that says it's an adjective, and then follow up, claiming it's NOT an adjective.
Did you think we all forgot that ****-up already?

"Sleepy is not an adjective to describe sleep." -Thxone
You say this after literally posting a definition of "sleepy" as an ADJECTIVE that defines it as"lethargic, weary, overcome with sleep, tending to fall asleep", and even shows it coming from the word "sleep"?

How did I know you were going to do something like this? Because you took it literally that I didn't know why they call him Orange Man. Dude, we all comprehend... you are the one lacking.

So you take "orange man" literally, but not "sleepy Joe".

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I swear, it's like we're living in an Onion satire.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

YOU are the one who posted the definition that says it's an adjective, and then followed up, claiming it's NOT an adjective.
Did you think we all forgot that ****-up already?
Did YOU forget that ****-already? LOL

You are telling lies again.

"Sleepy is not an adjective to describe sleep." -Thxone
You say this after literally posting a definition of "sleepy" as an ADJECTIVE that defines it as"lethargic, weary, overcome with sleep, tending to fall asleep", and even shows it coming from the word "sleep"?

So you think this definition of sleepy is defining sleep? I hope you are finally getting a sense of humor and are just kidding.

So... "orange man" should be taken literally, but "sleepy Joe" should not, even when you give a definition of sleepy that matches the claims that Biden would fall asleep.

You are trying to make it "Sleep Joe". Which it is not.

ThxOne, failed student of the English language.

How can an absolute moron in comprehension think he can fail me in English?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

You are telling lies again.

"Sleepy is not an adjective used to describe sleep". - also Thxone

So you think this definition of sleepy is defining sleep? I hope you are finally getting a sense of humor and are just kidding.

You posted the definition, and then claimed it is wrong.
You have a habit of posting proofs that show you are wrong, then claiming those proofs are wrong.

You are trying to make it "Sleep Joe". Which it is not.

You and Jimi are trying to make it NOT "sleepy" because Trump does exactly what he made fun of Biden for doing.
Before Trump got called out for falling asleep in public, "sleepy Joe" meant "sleepy Joe". Once Trump was caught doing it, the nickname had to be spun into something else.

How can an absolute moron in comprehension think he can fail me in English?

You can't comprehend what irony is.
You are confused by a simple phrase like "in your wheelhouse".
You think "in" doesn't mean "in" when it's used in medical parlance, or plumbing, or electrical engineering.
You think "mono" means more than one.
You don't know how rhetorical questions work.
You don't know how quotes work, or what "verbatim" means.
You literally post the definition of a word that says it's an adjective describing a sleep state, then claim it's NOT an adjective that describes a sleep state.

Yeah, I'm confident I'd fail you if I taught English and you demonstrated so many inabilities in my class.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) released a new report entitled, “Special Interests over the Public Interest: Elon Musk's 130 Days in the Trump Administration.”

The report provides 130 examples of unethical or potentially corrupt actions that benefit Musk or his companies — one for each day of Musk’s service as a Special Government Employee. While serving as an adviser during the Trump transition, as a “Special Government Employee” in the White House, and head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Musk has increased his net worth by over $100 billion. Meanwhile, many pending enforcement actions,creating at least $2.37 billion in potential liability for his companies, are now either stalled or have been dismissed.

The new report includes a list of 130 actions by Musk or Trump administration officials that broke ethics norms and precedent or may have violated laws regarding federal employees’ participation in matters in which they have a financial interest, laws against bribery and gratuities, or the rules prohibiting use of government positions for private gain — all while benefiting Musk’s companies.

The report breaks these actions into 15 main categories, including:

1. Official government time and resources have been spent promoting Musk’s businesses.
2. Under the Trump Administration, federal government agencies — perhaps influenced by Musk or seeking his favor — have entered or explored new lucrative contracts for his companies and turned to his companies’ services.
3. During the Trump Administration, federal agencies have dropped investigations into Musk companies, declined to enforce regulations against them, or foregone penalties that appear to have been warranted.
4. Largely guided by Musk’s DOGE, the Trump Administration has hamstrung the agencies overseeing Musk’s companies, gutting their staff, throwing sand in the gears of their operations, and embedding DOGE staff loyal to Musk.
5. Agencies have pursued policy changes and regulatory approvals that benefit Musk’s companies.
6. Musk received special access to sensitive government meetings, classified information, and proprietary government data that can boost his companies.
7. Musk has been involved in selecting and installing personnel loyal to him in agencies that regulate or contract with his companies.
8. Musk appeared to redirect foreign aid and immigration policy toward his personal parochial interests rather than the public’s interest.
9. Musk companies reportedly use the promise of federal assistance — or threat of federal penalties — to extract better deals from business partners and competitors.
10. The Trump Administration weaponizes federal enforcement powers against Musk’s enemies.
11. Musk’s influence-peddling in Congress will benefit his bottom line.
12. Musk secured deals with foreign nations and companies, often after using his unique access to Trump Administration policy discussions and staff.
13. Musk’s family members also receive new business opportunities – soon after Musk becomes top advisor to the president.
14. Musk uses his influence to meddle in the political and judicial processes in ways that could help protect his political — and financial — interests.
15. Despite his calls for the government to practice “maximum transparency,” Musk has failed to inform the American people of critical information about his potential conflicts of interest.

NEW Warren Report: Special Interests over the Public Interest: Elon Musk's 130 Days in the Trump Administration | U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts

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www.warren.senate.gov

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

MAPPED: 70 Percent of Trump’s Cabinet Tied to Project 2025 Groups

More than 50 high-level Trump administration officials have links to groups behind the Heritage Foundation-backed plan, a DeSmog analysis found.

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[Jimi77 Premium Member]

You and Jimi are trying to make it NOT "sleepy" because Trump does exactly what he made fun of Biden for doing.
Before Trump got called out for falling asleep in public, "sleepy Joe" meant "sleepy Joe". Once Trump was caught doing it, the nickname had to be spun into something else.

it was never about Biden literally being sleepy. Why is this so hard to comprehend, why can't you let go of this? You've really convinced yourself this a big gotcha. Did you get all excited when they caught Trump dozing? Are you pissed we won't call Trump "Sleepy Don?"

I've explained this a dozen different ways by now. How about this "Sleepy Joe" is easier to say/type than "Which way do I go Joe?" Does that satisfy whatever bug you've got up your @$$? Please note I don't think you literally have a bug up your @$$.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

YOU are the one who posted the definition that says it's an adjective, and then followed up, claiming it's NOT an adjective.
Did you think we all forgot that ****-up already?
Did YOU forget that ****-already? LOL

"Sleepy is not an adjective to describe sleep." -Thxone
You say this after literally posting a definition of "sleepy" as an ADJECTIVE that defines it as"lethargic, weary, overcome with sleep, tending to fall asleep", and even shows it coming from the word "sleep"?

So... "orange man" should be taken literally, but "sleepy Joe" should not, even when you give a definition of sleepy that matches the claims that Biden would fall asleep.

ThxOne, failed student of the English language.

Sleepy IS NOT an adjective used to describe sleep. Jesus H God Dancing Christ, you would think after a 100 posts about sleepy and the actual definition being posted and quoted a dozen times you would understand what sleepy means and how go use it. Nobody uses sleepy to describe sleep - not even Sleepy Joe. Nobody says "sleepy sleep." We use sleepy to describe something else. No wonder you can't understand why "Sleepy Joe" is such a fitting name. Not only are you unable to grasp we're not using "sleepy" literally (and why), but you can't even grasp how the word is used literally. Just let it go; Biden is Sleepy Joe and Trump is Orange Man. One is literal, one isn't.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

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"Sleepy is not an adjective used to describe sleep". - also Thxone

How many pages of sleep is this now? You underlined the word sleep for some reason. You do know there are other words around that word right? When the definition says "from sleep (n.)" it is telling you that SLEEPY is derived from the word sleep. It is not saying it is describing sleep. I tried to help you but you are stupid and refuse to be helped. That's your bad. When you have more than one person telling you that you are wrong, you are probably wrong. Rob, you are wrong.

Explain the following.

I am going home to have lethargic sleep.
I wish I had some weary sleep.
Rob is overcome with sleep, sleep.
Rob is always tending to fall asleep, sleep.

Tell me how those sentences make sense at all.

You posted the definition, and then claimed it is wrong.
You have a habit of posting proofs that show you are wrong, then claiming those proofs are wrong.

No, this is your habit when you are wrong about anything. Claim the other person is wrong somehow. Also, you are a liar. I never claimed the definition is wrong. This is past habitual for you now.

You and Jimi are trying to make it NOT "sleepy" because Trump does exactly what he made fun of Biden for doing.
Before Trump got called out for falling asleep in public, "sleepy Joe" meant "sleepy Joe". Once Trump was caught doing it, the nickname had to be spun into something else.

You are the one talking about Trump falling asleep. Jimi and I are not trying to do anything because YOU are talking about Trump.

You can't comprehend what irony is.

Says the guy who uses the word all the time incorrectly.

You are confused by a simple phrase like "in your wheelhouse".

Nope, just using the literal definition of wheelhouse.

You think "in" doesn't mean "in" when it's used in medical parlance, or plumbing, or electrical engineering.

You have no clue what I think.

You think "mono" means more than one.

A lie.

You don't know how rhetorical questions work.

Sure I do.

You don't know how quotes work, or what "verbatim" means.

You'll go to your grave being wrong about verbatim.

You literally post the definition of a word that says it's an adjective describing a sleep state, then claim it's NOT an adjective that describes a sleep state.

No I didn't. Stop making shit up you liberal piece of trash. I said it does not describe SLEEP. One ******* word *******.

Yeah, I'm confident I'd fail you if I taught English and you demonstrated so many inabilities in my class.

Your life is full of if's. That is what happens when you have no skills at all do boy.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Sleepy IS NOT an adjective used to describe sleep. Jesus H God Dancing Christ, you would think after a 100 posts about sleepy and the actual definition being posted and quoted a dozen times you would understand what sleepy means and how go use it. Nobody uses sleepy to describe sleep - not even Sleepy Joe. Nobody says "sleepy sleep." We use sleepy to describe something else. No wonder you can't understand why "Sleepy Joe" is such a fitting name. Not only are you unable to grasp we're not using "sleepy" literally (and why), but you can't even grasp how the word is used literally. Just let it go; Biden is Sleepy Joe and Trump is Orange Man. One is literal, one isn't.

When speaking to Rob we should try to speak as literal as possible and with NO adjectives to see if he understands better.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

it was never about Biden literally being sleepy. Why is this so hard to comprehend, why can't you let go of this? You've really convinced yourself this a big gotcha. Did you get all excited when they caught Trump dozing? Are you pissed we won't call Trump "Sleepy Don?"

Precisely why I asked for the etymology, which you have thus far failed to provide.

Along with that, you applauded Thx's posting of the definition of sleepy which 100% regards sleep.

Make up your mind.

I've explained this a dozen different ways by now. How about this "Sleepy Joe" is easier to say/type than "Which way do I go Joe?" Does that satisfy whatever bug you've got up your @$$? Please note I don't think you literally have a bug up your @$$.

So your agreement with Thxone's attempt to define the word is now in contrast with what you actually think.

That would suggest your head is up your ***.
And I mean that figuratively. I don't actually believe you have achieved cranial-rectal insertion.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Along with that, you applauded Thx's posting of the definition of sleepy which 100% regards sleep.

This should be interesting.

@RobGMN in what regards does "sleepy" have to do with "sleep"? You said 100%, how so?

So your agreement with Thxone's attempt to define the word is now in contrast with what you actually think.

You are arguing from your own confusion. You'd rather be wrong, claim you are right than to yield to any non liberal. So sad.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Notice @RobGMN has ignored all of my questions in regards to making Sleepy Sleep make sense. Instead, he is ignoring that and continuing to argue HIS wrong point.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

When speaking to Rob we should try to speak as literal as possible and with NO adjectives to see if he understands better.

Was Rob all confused when they used to call Bush.V2 "shrub?" What about Slick Willie for Clinton, Teflon Don (Trump), Teflon President (Reagan)... And that's just Presidents, what about all the nicknames he's had to have encountered throughout life, nicknames of other famous people, nicknames of famous buildings, etc. Yet we're supposed to believe this is the first time in his life that he's encountered a nickname that isn't literal??? Smokin' Joe Fraizer? Iron Mike Tyson? Sugar Ray (Leonard and Robinson). Karl Mecklenburg (LB 80s Broncos) was called the Snow Goose, yet he wasn't a goose. Steve Atwater was the Smiling Assassin, but I highly doubt he ever assassinated anybody.