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Taking the dis out of the information

Nice one Eyal! This is great work and genuinely hilarious 😀

3 comments to Taking the dis out of the information

  • bobby b

    Who first said, “on the internet, no one knows you’re a dog”?

  • Fraser Orr

    @bobby b
    Who first said, “on the internet, no one knows you’re a dog”?

    In theory, on the internet, it shouldn’t matter if you are dog. What matters is the value of what you say. Of course given that the Twitter message is based on a lie it definitely does matter in this case.

    FWIW, I am an American citizen, not born and raised but here by choice, and I also don’t want me or my kids to die for Israel, though I do support Israel’s right to do what they are doing.

    However, when John Bolton and Lindsay Graham are walking about on TV with a hard on, you know it is probably time to take your gold and your guns and head for your bomb shelter.

  • John

    O/T I would like to become an American citizen to be closer to my family and also out of concern that much of the UK is becoming an unwelcoming place for an elderly Jew.

    I was still in my 50s when my sibling-sponsored green card application was filed back in 2016. It’s due to be considered when I’m in my mid 70s and if that goes well I could become a citizen shortly after my 80th birthday. Sadly I do not have the necessary spare $5m to circumvent this process.

    One reads a lot about family reunification. Done legally it can be a rather slow process.

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