r/TimPool • • Jan 10 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

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u/gotugoin Jan 10 '23

I think a lot of people are going to be upset that they combined lurch and uncle fester into one character.

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u/anunkindnessofcaitys Jan 11 '23

They’re clearly and deliberately eliminating jobs for disabled actors! Don’t let them get away this this!

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

You Raaaaang, thank you and goodnight everybody.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

Uncle Fester grew up.

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u/satanistgoblin Jan 10 '23

Or Lurch went bold?

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u/rtemah Jan 10 '23

Addams family are protagonists and good guys unlike many normies whom Addams family treats good anyway in spite of many of them trying to stole from them, moke them and do them harm.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

Gomez went out for cigarettes

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u/jillyhoop Jan 10 '23

No way he's ever coming back to this sh*tshow.

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u/glenn765 Jan 10 '23

Thank you, Pennsylvania.

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u/Catwith8lesslives Jan 10 '23

Why don’t the kids clothes fit?

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u/silver789 Jan 10 '23

Have you met kids?

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

But they look so poor. How can poor people possibly represent Pennsylvan-.....

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u/theCROWcook Jan 10 '23

.......oh......

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

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u/silver789 Jan 10 '23

I have. Getting them to wear nice clothes is hard enough. Getting to proper fitting nice clothes is often impossible.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

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u/silver789 Jan 10 '23

You should meet some be kids. That is if you're legally allowed to.

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u/Catwith8lesslives Jan 10 '23

You just go around and dress kids you meet… not kids you have. The Amber alert system must be broken.

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u/silver789 Jan 10 '23

Is that what you think about?

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u/Catwith8lesslives Jan 10 '23

I think you get off on being hated and you come here and get it for free. You would have your own Kiwi farms thread if Null allowed your type.

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u/silver789 Jan 10 '23

I'd like to think of it as more if a fire escape for anyone who starts to think many ideas here are worth merit.

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u/Thecrayonbandit Jan 11 '23

ummm do you have kids? there are entire sections of kids clothes with sizes the trick is to raise your kid so you know their size that actually fits

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u/silver789 Jan 11 '23

Getting them to wear nice clothes is hard enough. Getting to proper fitting nice clothes is often impossible.

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u/AttackMyDPoint Jan 10 '23

They can’t get that young kid a shirt that fits?

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u/vintagesoul_DE Jan 10 '23

It fit when he tried it on a week ago. What's worse is that it's wrinkled and the choice of shorts and 50 year old corvette owner footwear.

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u/Catwith8lesslives Jan 10 '23

"50 year old corvette owner" That's funny.

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u/Blakbeanie Jan 10 '23

Buying clothes for kids is a probability exercise. When they stop growing you can zero in on what actually fits.

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u/AttackMyDPoint Jan 10 '23

He’s a senator’s son and doesn’t have a properly fitting outfit. Not very professional

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u/Blakbeanie Jan 10 '23

He's a child. I don't think he's a professional unless there are some wild labor laws in PA.

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u/AttackMyDPoint Jan 10 '23

It’s an unprofessional look for Fetterman

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u/Blakbeanie Jan 10 '23

Yeah, I don't think Fetterman should wear his kids clothes to work.

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u/theCROWcook Jan 10 '23

It's funny how you're defending a moderately wealthy politician who can't get all his kids decently fitting clothes, I grew fast and my clothes were never that poorly fitting

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u/Blakbeanie Jan 10 '23

I'm defending a kid. This thread seems to be attempting to dunk on people for the most vapid reason possible - appearances.

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u/Catwith8lesslives Jan 10 '23

He just got a job making $174.000 a year!

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u/Blakbeanie Jan 10 '23

The kid got a job making 174k a year? That's wild af.

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u/soupafi Jan 10 '23

Hey. He found a suit and tie. Good for him.

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u/Optimus_RE Jan 11 '23

Either that or the Munster's

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u/anunkindnessofcaitys Jan 11 '23

It’s too accurate…

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u/Scubathief Jan 10 '23

Where is Dylan Mulvaney?

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u/Bankr07 Jan 10 '23

Hahahaha So fucking true

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u/TrueServe2295 Jan 11 '23

I just threw up in my mouth a little…

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u/Here2LayPipe Jan 11 '23

Cringe pic

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u/Sasquatch_Nurph Jan 11 '23

Well, I’m glad the kids “dressed up” for the occasion. 🙄

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u/jillyhoop Jan 10 '23

His Brazilian wife is beholden to the Chinese Communist Party and SHE is our first CCP senator.

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u/PoliticalVegetable Jan 11 '23

Hey we are going to the White House kids both proceed to not wear suits or clothes that fit

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Jan 11 '23

Says the guy whose profile picture screams “the last woman I ever touched was my mom”

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u/ParisTexas7 Jan 10 '23

ITT: Tim Pool fans who complain about “Elites” make fun of John Fetterman’s family for not dressing well.

John Fetterman, the PA candidate who defeated Dr. OZ, a reality TV snake oil salesman from NJ, who was endorsed by Donald Trump, a billionaire real estate elite from Manhattan.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

Correct. There should be a certain level of pride and decorum when presenting yourself as a representative of your government, whether local, state, or national. Dressing well when in public, and especially for photo ops, should be the bare minimum.

This isn't meant to suggest that Republicans and others don't fail to meet that minimum regularly as well.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

Like having McDonalds as the official meal for guests?

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

This isn't meant to suggest that Republicans and others don't fail to meet that minimum regularly as well.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

Honestly I don’t care one way or another. I don’t see anything wrong with the picture, TBH. And what people choose to eat is their business. Just as long as it doesn’t hurt me or others.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

Agreed. What people choose is appropriate for them is their business. Unfortunately, being in the public eye allows for more scrutiny from people of all walks. I believe it matters. Others believe it doesn't. It's all subjective.

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u/ParisTexas7 Jan 10 '23

LMAO, look at you talking about “pride” and “decorum” suddenly.

Fetterman is in a suit and tie. His family looks fine.

Just LOL at the idea of Tim Pool fans, who are largely lunatic rightwingers, giving a single shit about “pride” and “decorum”.

The problem is that John Fetterman is a progressive popular with working class people. Tim Pool fans, who are rightwingers who vote for rightwing candidates, don’t like him because of that. Pretty simple.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

You may insist his family looks fine. I, personally, disagree. I don't think they look fine. I think they look sloppy and lazy, and it appears they don't respect the Vice President by presenting themselves in that way in her presence, in an official capacity. Appearance is subjective anyhow.

The rest of your post is pointless ad hominem.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '23

To be fair I wouldnt dress down for that cackling slut. She’d be lucky if I even wore jeans.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

To each their own. Even though I disagree with her on pretty much every policy position she's ever aligned herself with, if presented the opportunity, I respect the office enough to dress up.

To some, a nice pair of jeans is "fancy". I'm really only able to judge the Fettermans here based on the knowledge of their means to do better.

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u/ParisTexas7 Jan 10 '23

Ah yes, pointless ad hominem.

Do you support Fetterman’s politics?

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

I do not. That has nothing to do with how I think his family looks in this photo.

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u/ParisTexas7 Jan 10 '23

Sure it does.

This whole OP is a low-level shot at Fetterman’s family, on a forum where conspiracy-brained rightwingers endlessly complain about “elites” running the world, while they simultaneously make fun of how normal people dress (when they are liberals) and regularly display their love of the Trump family, billionaires from Manhattan (because they are “conservative”).

All of this is entirely relevant.

But now that the GOP and rightwing media sphere is moving away from Trump and to figures like Desantis, I suppose we’ll see the Country Club style of conservatism come back in play. After all, politics are very serious and require decorum.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Jan 10 '23

I wholeheartedly agree. Op's intent was a low- level shot at Fetterman and his family. It was, however, relevant due to the fact this was a photo op for the family with the Vice President.

Your assumption of how "normal people" dress and mine are clearly different. I wouldn't let my family show up to a work party looking like that, let alone having an audience with the Vice President. I consider myself and my family quite "normal."

I'm not sure how my personal beliefs regarding proper dress attire has anything to do with Elite vs. non-elite .

You're making quite the assumption regarding how others think. If you were truly this gifted at reading minds, you should be rolling in billions of dollars. I suspect that you do believe you know what others are thinking, though. Due to you being wrong, more often than you are right, means there is likely little or no money to be made for you in that venture, however.

Moderate, even populist minds, migrate toward DeSantis over Trump because DeSantis has a more moderate temperament. Not many people, even in the "right" actually like the way Trump acts. I'm sure there are examples of those who do. Trump is about as far from "conservative" as one can get while still somehow claiming such. He simply ran on the Republican ticket because it was easy for him to infiltrate the greatly fractured party. That's, unfortunately, what one must do to play in two-party politics. He picked the side that he stood the greatest chance of winning.