ckDog, please explain this...
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Can you not intepret that?
On the left you have a circle that holds dead things. On the right you have a circle that holds things that are rolling around. Where the two circles intersect you have two things: rotisserie chickens and the founding fathers. You see, it's sort of a witty political statement about our country today, and how our founding fathers are "rolling over in their graves" at the condition of the country they fought for.
On the left you have a circle that holds dead things. On the right you have a circle that holds things that are rolling around. Where the two circles intersect you have two things: rotisserie chickens and the founding fathers. You see, it's sort of a witty political statement about our country today, and how our founding fathers are "rolling over in their graves" at the condition of the country they fought for.
No, it's not hard to figure out what the picture means. But maybe some people aren't familiar with the "Rolling over in his grave" expression.<div>Or maybe he wanted ckDog to explain <span class="Apple-style-span" style="text-decoration: underline;">why</span>he thought the founding fathers would be rolling around.</div><div>
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I literally think there are roughly 6 million smart people in the USA, and that's being generous.
but I ran across someone the other day that thought taking out a loan at a 60% effective interest rate was better than putting it on a credit card at 17% interest because it "wouldn't tie up" available credit, and thought to myself, I'm pretty smart.
