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?w=775&h=459Donald Trump: "Speak bigly and carry a soft stick."
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Now Trump is plagiarizing Teddy Roosevelt! Sort of... (Original Post)
chwaliszewski
Jun 2019
OP
I skim read your title and my mind incorrectly code cracked "Trump" to someone else.
mobeau69
Jun 2019
#3
RHMerriman
(1,376 posts)1. According to Stormy Daniels, a soft and very small stick...
According to Stormy Daniels, a soft and very small stick...
ProudMNDemocrat
(16,794 posts)2. Trump should have said "BIGGER stick".
Trump has a preoccupation with size it seems.
Soft stick? What the fuck does that mean?
chwaliszewski
(1,514 posts)4. Um...I thought it would be self-explanatory...
mobeau69
(11,156 posts)3. I skim read your title and my mind incorrectly code cracked "Trump" to someone else.
It put "now" and "plagiarizing" together and converted "Trump" to another politician! LOL.
https://www.livescience.com/18392-reading-jumbled-words.html