I've said it before, but it bears repeating. Trump didn't care that everyone assumed he was hiding his taxes because he was committing tax fraud. That means the truth is worse.

What's worse than a felony in Trump's world?

People realizing he's bankrupt.

Why does Russia have such a hold over him?

Well, we know he's borrowed huge sums from Russian oligarchs, we don't know how much, because he won't open up his finances, but it's a pretty safe bet those loans are all that's keeping him afloat.

Everything that he's done only lends proof to the hypothesis. He bends over backwards for Russia or any tin pot dictator who can do him a 'favour' and he uses every bit of power he can muster to throw business toward his failing empire.

Trump was never a good businessman. His father cheated the tax code to gift him New York real-estate that would be worth 12 Billion today if Trump had simply held on and maintained the properties. Decades of wheeling and dealing later, he himself claimed he was worth about 2 Billion, and most realistic estimates placed his wealth well below a Billion. And that's in spite of his fraud, chicanery, stiffing contractors and investors, and general malfeasance.

He's always been an idiot. He's been blacklisted for decades by every American bank. They won't touch him, they won't look at his business plans and they won't even think of giving him any kind of loan.

How any American can look at him and think he has the slightest clue what he's doing, or think he actually cares about anyone other than himself is beyond me.

Why is it every other country in the world when listening to Trump reacts with this WTF face every few sentences, but half of Americans seem to think he's a rational, intelligent adult?

Old Rupert's not in charge anymore and Lachlan's not quite such a fan of Trump's. He's still ultra-conservative, but has enough intelligence* to see that Trump is bad news (pun intended).

* More than an average rock.

That's hilarious.

Honestly SNL can't come up with sketches this outrageous.

This is one of the best short films ever made. I can watch it again and again and still laugh.

Sadly, Uwe Boll's retirement didn't mean an end to the kinds of films he made.

This other video from the same channel is for a project that took 1,000 hours to complete. Looks to be 2-5x more complex than the card press, but it's a bit hard to guess with 1,000 hours compressed into 12 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7iKNmQBIs

Why is there a road right next to the train tracks?

That's the fucking chain?

Man, these chainsaws today come equipped with everything!

It seems pretty clear he did it himself, or he told someone else to do it (though probably the former, the added bit is so wonky, even the half brain dead sycophants he has left in the WH could probably do better).

I don't think he even considers as far ahead as you're implying. He lives one lie to the next. If you're getting raked over the coals for a lie, just go and tell a bigger one.

Sadly it's worked so far for him.

@bobknight33

Thoughts? You're awfully quiet on this one.

Fuck Vantablack.

Asshole Anish Kapoor bought it so he could keep it to himself and not allow any other artist to use it.

That's like the ultimate dick move. Make a ton of money off your questionable art and instead of paying it forward, you take products off the market for your exclusive use so no other up and coming artists can use it as a medium.

Scraped hands and knees doesn't exactly make it a "near death" experience.

If it does, I've had dozens of 'em.

This probably needs an EIA too.

Attaching a bunch of sharp blades to your wheel hubs may seem funny, until metal fatigue causes you to throw one in a random direction.

Also... What happens when he falls off?

Also also... No helmet?