Posted by Guest (Post 1234619)

That was also stupid. Reading comprehension is not within your bailiwick, right?

Posted by Guest (Post 1234665)

bailiwick? you must be the "banter" guy

Posted by Guest (Post 1234668)

Not sure, what's the "banter guy?" Is that a good thing or a bad thing, or do I even want to know? :undecided:

Posted by Guest (Post 1234548)

New Space Station Photos Show North Korea at Night, Cloaked in Darkness
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Posted by Guest (Post 1234577)

Define support. They are probably both funding the Clinton foundation, and I know that Putin likes Hillary for selling them our uranium.

Posted by Guest (Post 1234738)

No ‘Veto Power’ for Clinton on Uranium Deal

Clinton Foundation considered sending Bill to North Korea and Congo | Daily Mail Online

Russia and North Korea have a positive opinion about Trump, is hoping he get elected and wants the world to know.

A bailiwick is an area of knowledge in which a person or institution has control or expertise — as in "My bailiwick is international relations." There is a faintly old-fashioned, even pedantic air to the term now, so use with caution.
bailiwick - Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com

Posted by Guest (Post 1234747)

I need to know when you are on line so I'll know not to misuse vocabulary. :o

Posted by Guest (Post 1234765)

You will know. I'm the annoying person that has to look things up. And then look up the source for bias.
I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.

Posted by Guest (Post 1234772)

You didn't. I have no problem with people that look things up for themselves, even if they prove me wrong. I never claimed to be a scholar, or even well educated. But, you know the saying that says something like "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt." Abraham Lincoln

Posted by Guest (Post 1234778)

No I don't, how does it go?

Posted by Guest (Post 1234674)

Do you think North Korea has no lights or they do a black-out each night. They fear a night attack. That would be the case in the 40's. Targets would need to be lit up.

Posted by Guest (Post 1234672)

It's a good thing.

Posted by Guest (Post 1234635)

The only negatives seem to be made up or exaggerated, so what do you expect, Chi? Of course, there is going to be comparisons during an election cycle. At least, when I bring up Clinton's or Obama's negatives, they're based on fact and not made up.

I don't like Trump either, but anyone but Hillary. I doubt Trump would hurt America as much as Obama did or Hillary would. We've seen their record. To me, most of it has to do with the impending Supreme Court replacements.

Posted by Guest (Post 1235044)

First he loved the Clinton's, now he hates them, then he was for abortion, now he is against it and on and on and on.