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An Australian man has been handcuffed and locked up in a US detention centre after apparently breaching his visa conditions by just over one hour.
Sydney man Baxter Reid, 26, was in the US on a five-year visa and had travelled to Canada as part of a requirement for him to exit and re-enter America every six months to keep his visa valid.
But his American girlfriend Heather Kansco said Reid was arrested by US Border Patrol officers on 23 April after delays receiving clearance to cross into Canada meant he breached his visa conditions by just over an hour.
According to Kansco's account, the couple were given "the runaround" for more than four hours at the US-Canada border. By the time Canadian authorities referred them back to US Border Patrol, Reid had "technically violated his visa requirements".
"The US Border Patrol ended up taking Baxter away, because after waiting for hours with the Canadians, he ... was illegally in the US for a SINGLE HOUR," wrote Kansco.
A Canberra man has been detained in the United States for reportedly overstaying his visa by less than two hours.
... Mr Reid's brother, Alexander, said Canadian officials did not want to let Baxter through because his visa was close to expiring. "Because they had kept him, his visa had expired by 90 minutes," he said.
"He wants to go back home, but he wants to go of his own accord," Alexander said. "He doesn't want to get deported because he still wants to go back to the US because that's where his girlfriend lives."
"He wants to get a court date so he can say to the judge 'I was leaving [of] my own accord, I don't want to stay here illegally'," he said.
"But unfortunately a court date can be anywhere from a few weeks to six months.
"He could be locked up in detention for months only because his visa expired by 90 minutes."
Offering (forced) accommodation for free (on tax money) for at least a few weeks will prove a good investment in advertising the US tourism industry, right?
(Score: 2) by captain normal on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:03PM (53 children)
Not my fault. I didn't vote for Her Donald.
When life isn't going right, go left.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:08PM (22 children)
You didn't vote for "Her" or "Donald" ?
(Score: 4, Funny) by edIII on Tuesday May 02 2017, @07:30PM (21 children)
Her was trying to spell out the German word for sir or man, "Herr".
"Herr Donald Trump" was what he meant. Which is incorrect anyways. It's Mein Fuhrer, Dark Emperor God of the Fourth Reich, bringer of the best chocolate cake. Everybody talks about the chocolate cake.....
Technically, lunchtime is at any moment. It's just a wave function.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @07:39PM (15 children)
I voted for Dr Jill.
(Score: 1, Interesting) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:10PM (14 children)
Also terrible. In fact every listed option disgusted me in one way or another. I ended up writing in the registered write-in candidate that said the least just because he didn't say enough to disgust me in some way.
Worst. Election. Ever.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:19PM (13 children)
You must miss Calvin Coolidge, president of few words, whose incompetence caused the Great Depression.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:31PM (12 children)
My choice was for the one with no red flags among a sea of others with obvious red flags. There was no good choice.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:45PM (3 children)
Is that like how you decline dates and break off relationships based on deal breakers? Wow I never knew voting was exactly like dating in every way. We need a voting app which lets you swipe left or swipe right on the candidates.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:01PM (1 child)
Hey, if I'm going to be stuck with my choice for 4 years, then yeah.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:14PM
Elected official stopped giving head after the first year in office. Would not elect again.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @08:36PM
We need a voting app which lets you swipe left or swipe right on the candidates.
You forgot the center. :(
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:30PM (7 children)
Unless you wanted someone with an actual jobs plan.
...and someone pledged to cut back on the grossly overweight "defense" budget.
...and someone committed to stopping the kinds of cop-related abuses mentioned in TFS.
...and someone pledged to put the white collar criminals who crashed the economy in prison.
Dr. Stein had all of these as planks in her platform.
There were others on the ballot with "Socialist" in the names of their parties and/or in their philosophies who had similar platforms.
The majority of voters didn't even know about these folks because they are lazy and stick to the 2-party horse race narrative of Lamestream Media that avoids any actual issues which concern working class USAians.
-- OriginalOwner_ [soylentnews.org]
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:41PM (6 children)
Don't blame me, I voted for Frau Stein and her Green New Deal.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @10:27PM (5 children)
Jill, NOT Hill (infographic) [blogspot.com]
Jill Stein: Don't be satisfied with the status quo [googleusercontent.com] (orig) [alternet.org]
Jill Stein and Gary Johnson Debate Transcript [googleusercontent.com] (orig) [ivn.us]
Jill Stein's Platform is More Viable Than Bernie's [dissidentvoice.org]
-- OriginalOwner_ [soylentnews.org]
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @11:20PM (4 children)
After Bernie came from zero to get 44 percent in the primary season and after he was completely marginalized at the Blue's convention, a bunch of Bernie supporters switched over to Jill.
Her platform is more worker-friendly than Bernie's.
Here, she contrasts herself with Bernie. [googleusercontent.com] (orig) [theintercept.com]
On the topic of cops in particular, she's for civilian review boards and increased accountability.
-- OriginalOwner_ [soylentnews.org]
(Score: 2) by butthurt on Wednesday May 03 2017, @02:21AM (3 children)
Stein got 1% [of the total votes in November 2016.]
[...] Stein’s total votes in Michigan and Wisconsin were greater than the margin Clinton lost each state, so had the Stein backers in those states voted as a bloc for Clinton instead, she would have carried each state (although Clinton still would have lost the Electoral College).
-- http://www.centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/articles/16-for-16/ [centerforpolitics.org]
(Score: 1, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @05:38AM (2 children)
...after getting roughly zero percent of the TeeVee air time.
One wonders if she couldn't come up with the money or if THEY SIMPLY WOULDN'T TAKE HER MONEY.
...meanwhile, Trump got $5B of airtime, gratis.
Do I really have to quote CBS's CEO yet again?
had the Stein backers [voted for Killery]...
Yeah. Right.
...because folks who voted for Jill really wanted a documented warmonger and Neoliberal as president (another 4 years of O'Bummer).
Do you even -think- about this stuff before you type it in??
Clue: There are actually people who are INFORMED and vote for the IDEAS they like best.
They want their choices to show up in the tally and they won't vote defensively for the second-worst choice.
...then there's the folks who had only consumed what TeeVee had to offer, saw nothing worthwhile, and stayed home on Election Day.
That was about half of eligible voters.
What the DNC and Lamestream Media did in the 2016 election cycle was shameful.
...and had the League of Women Voters still been in charge of the debates and The Big 2 -not- been allowed to exclude candidates, I think Jill and her ideas would have kicked the asses of both Donnie Tiny Hands and Killery.
-- OriginalOwner_ [soylentnews.org]
(Score: 2) by butthurt on Wednesday May 03 2017, @08:17AM (1 child)
I was responding to your earlier comment in which you said:
After Bernie came from zero to get 44 percent in the primary season and after he was completely marginalized at the Blue's convention, a bunch of Bernie supporters switched over to Jill.
I wondered how many "a bunch" amounted to.
Clue: There are actually people who are INFORMED and vote for the IDEAS they like best.
They want their choices to show up in the tally and they won't vote defensively for the second-worst choice.
Agreed. According to the page I linked, around 1% of the total votes in the November election were cast for Ms. Stein--and had all of Ms. Stein's supporters instead cast votes for Ms. Clinton, it likely wouldn't have made a difference in the final outcome.
Yeah. Right.
...because folks who voted for Jill really wanted a documented warmonger and Neoliberal as president (another 4 years of O'Bummer).
Do you even -think- about this stuff before you type it in??
My point was simply that the people you described are few in number. I didn't mean to imply that they should have done anything differently.
...and had the League of Women Voters still been in charge of the debates and The Big 2 -not- been allowed to exclude candidates, I think Jill and her ideas would have kicked the asses of both Donnie Tiny Hands and Killery.
According to this video, Ms. Stein and Mr. Johnson debated each other in 2012 under the aegis of RT, attracting "millions" of viewers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4HJBE62IzI [youtube.com]
In 2016, Mr. McMullin invited them to debate him, but I don't know whether the debate happened.
http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/294880-mcmullin-challenges-johnson-stein-to-undercard-debate [thehill.com]
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @09:57AM
Yeah. I linked to a transcript of that.
(I don't do video and I especially don't stream; I like text and, occasionally, audio downloads.)
I had a link to transcript of a debate with 4 third-party candidates, but the page is gone now.
-- OriginalOwner_ [soylentnews.org]
(Score: 1, Informative) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:09PM (1 child)
Führer. Get it right.
(Score: 2) by edIII on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:22PM
How? I'm an American. *Looks for the ü key* .....hmmmm.... nope. Can't find it :)
Seriously, I don't even know what the fuck all those things are. At all. They don't teach you any of that in America, and really, it's not on our keyboards either. I need a small side keyboard with all of those symbols, but more importantly, I'd need to know what the fuck they are....
Wait. "Umlulao". Is that one of them?
Technically, lunchtime is at any moment. It's just a wave function.
(Score: 2) by NotSanguine on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:31PM (2 children)
"Herr Donald Trump" was what he meant. Which is incorrect anyways. It's Mein Fuhrer, Dark Emperor God of the Fourth Reich, bringer of the best chocolate cake. Everybody talks about the chocolate cake.....
I prefer the wienerschnitzel, butterkase and weissbier myself.
No, no, you're not thinking; you're just being logical. --Niels Bohr
(Score: 2) by AthanasiusKircher on Wednesday May 03 2017, @04:19AM (1 child)
Ja, you're on the right track with the Weissbier. For Herr Trump, all will be weiss... Weissbier mit weisser Spargel mit weisser Spaetzle mit Weisswurst! Your whole meal will be weiss!
Heck, alle Welt will be Weiss! Und Wurst! (worst?)
(Score: 2) by NotSanguine on Wednesday May 03 2017, @05:47AM
Ja, you're on the right track with the Weissbier. For Herr Trump, all will be weiss... Weissbier mit weisser Spargel mit weisser Spaetzle mit Weisswurst! Your whole meal will be weiss!
Heck, alle Welt will be Weiss! Und Wurst! (worst?)
Für die orangen Eins vielleicht, aber nicht für mich.
Ich habe das Essen wirklich gemeint.
Ich hätte auch Hefeweizen sagen müssen, und ich hasse wirklich Weißwurst.
Ich möchte gerne den tag sehen, an dem jeder eine schöne Bronzfarbe ist.
No, no, you're not thinking; you're just being logical. --Niels Bohr
(Score: 0, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:16PM (28 children)
The Holocaust wasn't your fault either.
Neither was slavery, or the Crusades, or the Rape of Nanking, or Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
But are you going to sit around and let them happen again?
"Oh, it can't happen here!" is what Germans were telling themselves about Hitler's anti-Semitic rants before his eventual takeover.
"Oh, it can't happen here!" we told ourselves in 2015 about Trump being elected and deporting undocumented citizens en masse.
"Oh, it can't happen here!" you chuckle to yourself, as the Trumpen SS kicks in your door for using the now-illegal operating system known as "Linux" which has been deemed a cyberweapon and a hazard to national security by not having pre-installed backdoors by the Trumpenreichstag and NSA.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:24PM (23 children)
But are you going to sit around and let them happen again?
Yep. Because I have absolutely no idea what else I could possibly do at this point.
This is what Americans wanted, so I hope they're happy with it.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:30PM (21 children)
Damn right this is what Americans wanted! Is my America Made Great Again yet??
(Score: 0, Informative) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:49PM (20 children)
No, not yet. Have patience!
I'm guessing by summer next year, there will be a compelling reason for Der Trump to ask for emergency powers. Watch the stock market towards the end of this summer for the first event that sets it all into motion.
Stay away from major cities after it's happened. That means that right now it's time to prepare. Do you have a bug-out bag? Do you have a spare gas can for when the car dies on the side of the road?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:52PM
I'm an urban looter. Leave your valuables when you bug out. Thanks!
(Score: 4, Insightful) by edIII on Tuesday May 02 2017, @07:55PM (18 children)
Way, way, the fuck ahead of you. It's all great hyperbole, but the dangers are extremely serious. We are risk for them constantly.
That risk?
Nobody knows what the fuck they are doing anymore, and Millenials have the life skills of entitled pampered Elites in King Louis XIV's France. Without the systems working, smart phones online, Google Maps directing, food shipments being brought in by immigrants, processed food in plastic packaging delivered in convenient areas, readily available drugs and entertainment via app clicks on a mass surveillance device.... the urban populace devolves into a terrifying Lord of The Flies within days or weeks at most.
Only older people have any survival skills, or younger people that are able to read the writing on the wall. Their parents taught them how to can food, light farming skills, how to fucking make fire in the middle of nowhere. Things like that.
What do you think will happen when the systems break down, either intentionally, or from natural disasters? That's why it is inherently dangerous to be around such large groups of ignorant people wholly dependent upon working technology and systems to survive that they don't understand at all. We could lose the cell phone super easy. Just have the tech breakdown and half the engineers responsible for creating and maintaining killed trying to survive in dystopia. Cell phone is now just a piece of magic the the "ancients" knew how to create.
The middle of nowhere with a reliable water supply and arable land for small farming is about the only hope of survival. I'm moving towards that as fast as possible before the American workers are crushed, left holding the bill, and devolve into a hate filled pile of violent squirming shit trying to get a last few gasps of air.
Technically, lunchtime is at any moment. It's just a wave function.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:13PM (7 children)
But without your precious internet how will you post about your favorite doomsday scenario? The old fashioned way with hand written political pamphlets you pass around in coffee shops? Hope you remember how to write block letters by hand. I heard skunk spray mixed with blood makes for the best permanent ink. Better go hunting for skunks today.
(Score: 2) by edIII on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:11PM (6 children)
What Internet? Did you understand what I said about the fucking cell phone?
Who is left in dystopia, while people are running around hoarding food and water, to manage the BGP routing tables that are keeping a city online and connected to a disparate collection of networks with peering and transit agreements?
The Internet is a bit more fragile than people think that it is. Does your city have enough local repositories to re-install your software in the event of an emergency? What do you need to do exactly to keep these systems properly functioning? Are the people responsible for that strong warriors more than capable of defending themselves and gathering resources unto their budding empires? Hardly. Most sysadmins would be the first to leave the cities, or the first to die.
Cardio. Do you know cardio mother fucker? :)
LOL. Internet is a huge concern of mine when the world falls down. ROFL.
Technically, lunchtime is at any moment. It's just a wave function.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:24PM (5 children)
So have you gone hunting yet? You'll need deerskin and skunk blood to write your political pamphlets when industrial paper and ink production vanishes. Will you be holding elections for chief of the lodge, or are you planning to seize power by assassinating your rivals? Get yourself a swanky coonskin cap for your outfit too.
(Score: 2) by edIII on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:44PM (4 children)
You're cute with your banal attempts to troll me, but yes, I have hunted. Not so interested in creating pamphlets for America when I'm not there and it is on fire..... but I liked your prose at least :)
There are no skunks where I'm going, but there are plenty of chances for local meat actually. A cow literally falls down the mountain every so often, and then the surrounding villages have steak. Works pretty nice and laid back.
Of course, on the farm there are chickens, pigs, ducks, and rabbits. No coonskin cap, but rabbit fur bedding is quite nice. I'm going for a Bedrock feel, so I'll try to dye the rabbit furs or something.
As for the ink? I'm smart enough to bring the equipment that I need.... and my own copy of the software repositories I would need to build whatever the fuck I want. You'd be surprised what you are capable of making with 3D makers these days and some software.
No need to write diatribes or anything once the world falls. I'll use whatever power is left to look at pictures from around the world, or print out pages from Wikipedia onto stone for the generation of humans that try to rise from the ashes :D
Technically, lunchtime is at any moment. It's just a wave function.
(Score: -1, Offtopic) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @10:13PM (1 child)
Plenty of skunks where I live. The other day I was walking home from the store and I spooked one. I saw a skunk walking down the sidewalk on the other side of the street, the skunk saw me, and it got spooked and it sprayed a full load on the sidewalk before it ran away. Even though I was all the way across the street at the time and the skunk had aimed squarely at the sidewalk on its own side, my clothes still smelled of skunk when I got home. Turns out I had been just close enough to the spray puddle to absorb some of the evaporated vapor.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @08:30AM
My cat got into it with a skunk last week.
Now, the whole back yard reeks of skunk.
It will probably be a couple of weeks before I can pick up my cat again. Wooo does that cat stink!
(Score: 2) by art guerrilla on Tuesday May 02 2017, @10:27PM (1 child)
pretty sure lamp-black/soot can be used to make ink...
hell, not like when The Fall happens, all the ballpoint and felt tip pens disappear (not to mention pencils); after the first couple months when most die off, just have to scrounge some up...
Empire must fall,
the sooner the fall,
the gentler for all...
(Score: -1, Troll) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @11:07PM
Go hunt a skunk and get sprayed with skunk spunk.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:16PM (1 child)
Being able to scare yourself doesn't make you smart.
It makes you more of a self-hypnotist than anything.
(Score: 2) by edIII on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:14PM
No, but being able to evaluate the dangers of our current society, does. Understanding what may be coming allows you plan for it. That might be considered intelligent....
It's not without precedent either. Your little comment works just as well in the last days of the Roman Empire as it does in the last days the United States :P
Technically, lunchtime is at any moment. It's just a wave function.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:33PM (3 children)
Nobody knows what the fuck they are doing anymore, and Millenials have the life skills of entitled pampered Elites in King Louis XIV's France.
You know that's your fault, right? Somebody failed to teach them. The car runs out of gas, and there's no spare gas can. You can blame the kid in the back seat for not having the foresight to put a spare in the trunk all you want. The only option is to walk to the gas station, even if it's ten or twenty miles away. "It will teach you a lesson," I believe is a common sentiment currently.
I hope you get out in time. The fuel gauge is on E.
(Score: 2) by Grishnakh on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:01PM (2 children)
If you're blaming him for not raising the Millennials correctly, you could be wrong. If he's an Xer like me (I'm close to at the younger edge of the X generation), which is probably fairly normal for this site, then he's not to blame for the Millennials, because he's too young to have had one himself. The Millennials go up to age ~35; the kids in college now are the generation following that. Someone who's in his 40s isn't old enough to have a kid that's 30 or so, or really even in their late 20s. So if you want to blame someone for raising the Millennials poorly, you need to blame the Boomers, namely people over 55. (Now if the OP is a Boomer, then he's culpable in this way.)
Also, it's quite possible he never had any kids, in which case I say he's off the hook for that too. You can't blame someone who never had kids for raising kids poorly.
Assuming the OP isn't a Boomer and/or has no kids, the only thing I think you could rightfully blame him for is poor voting. But that seems pretty weak to me; our political leaders only have so much to do with how kids are raised, and societal attitudes. It's really an emergent property of the populace at large.
Personally, I prefer to lay all the blame for society's ills on the Boomers and also their parents (who enabled them).
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @09:11PM (1 child)
There's too much generational strife nowadays. Let's just kill everyone and let something else evolve to replace us.
On second thought, let's just fucking kill all the Boomers.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @01:39AM
is made of elderly people!
Let's start with anyone pro oil or having held a political office and work our way down the list :)
Sounds like the best way to make oil into the renewable resource it was always meant to be...
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @11:35PM (2 children)
Parents should instead be teaching their children the best methods of committing suicide in case such a scenario becomes reality, because that kind of society is garbage and no one would want to be alive anyway.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @01:16AM (1 child)
When confronted by a mugger, should victims contemplate suicide? That would be silly.
A better choice for parents would be to teach their children how to identify criminals, as well as the use of some tools useful for disposing of criminals.
Other people who claim to literally own your ass (no drugs, gimme half your wallet, can't own anything, resist and we'll kill you) are slavers, and in the USA at least, criminal scum.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @02:24AM
When confronted by a mugger, should victims contemplate suicide? That would be silly.
Being confronted by a mugger wouldn't result in the end of modern society as we know it. I thought that guy was talking about some apocalyptic scenario where there would be no Internet or other modern conveniences. If so, I would just want to die rather than be in some boring, hellish wasteland (whether it's a literal wasteland or not).
(Score: 2) by linuxrocks123 on Thursday May 04 2017, @05:59AM
Dude ... if what you describe really started to happen, the National Guard would be activated, and we'd have martial law either everywhere or where needed, depending on the circumstances. Do you really think everybody is going to be running around with their heads cut off when we have the largest military in the world and this type of thing is an explicit part of their job description?
If it makes you feel better to be a survivalist, be a survivalist, but at least also teach yourself how to use HAM radio and OpenBTS and stuff so you can help out in a real disaster, in addition to being the last one standing in the disasters you're worried about because you watched one too many Mad Max movies.
Seriously, you think the military can't set up a cell tower, or distribute water and food to a disaster area? What do you think the Quartermaster Corps is doing all day? The military knows how to distribute food and set up communication links.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday May 03 2017, @01:12AM
Stop supporting activity you don't like. Start looking to your own safety and future needs, as no one else will.
The US federal government gets more than 75% of its budget from personal income taxes. You don't need to bust your hump to stay alive if you're not dragging around a parasitic leech which takes 50-88% of every productive dollar you earn.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @06:28PM (2 children)
Your idiotic story about Linux being outlawed makes no sense anymore since every Android phone runs Linux and there are more Linux kernels installed than any other kernel in history. Update your bullshit for modern times please. Stupid motherfucker.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:14PM (1 child)
No, that's the point. Make it illegal and everyone is a criminal (as if we weren't already from other crazy laws), and you can lock up anyone at any time for any reason.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:34PM
Here, let me fix that point for you.
ROOTING your PHONE is gonna be ILLEGAL just like CLONING a SIM is illegal!!!!!!!!!!!1
(Score: 2) by Grishnakh on Tuesday May 02 2017, @08:07PM
Trump's administration isn't doing anything nearly on the level of slavery or the Holocaust or whatever. Really, I don't see how he's doing anything any worse than Obama did, yet. Honestly, I don't see anything like that happening in this country; instead, it's just going to be a bunch of annoying mistreatment of both visitors (who have the freedom to not visit here), and citizens (who asked for it by voting for him), like what we read here about this Australian.
When using Linux is banned, then it's time to pack up and move elsewhere.
(Score: 2) by DannyB on Wednesday May 03 2017, @04:02PM
Micropenis syndrome and tiny hands does not make Donald qualify as "Her". He is still technically male.
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