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[United Nations]

Again, I literally asked Google the question and here was the answer



You can swerve and get creative and do as many bias confirmation searches as you'd like

But I asked the straightforward clear cut question: "is it wrong side of the aisle or isle"?

This was the answer I got regarding this common phrase.

[Ulysses]

I'm STILL standing with Lonz because you're typically..... on the wrong side of the (a)isle

[Plastic.]

hey guys, is she homeless yet?

i heard she recently bought another house in LA and a penthouse in NY

allegedly

[klappa.]

if her home is in danger of being sold, makes sense

[United Nations]

Someone who's too broke to pay a 600k judgement certainly wouldn't have funds sitting around to purchase two new homes .

Hdhdhdhjdjjdjjd

Even if she got a loan, the bank would wanna know that she has the funds to COMFORTABLY pay the mortgage, including a reserve fund of at least 6 months before forking over the coins.

Let's remember the claim here is that she's too broke not to lose a home .

[Plastic.]

i thought she'd be on the street by new year, but i'll check back later

[United Nations]

i thought she'd be on the street by new year, but i'll check back later

[JCJ]

i thought she'd be on the street by new year, but i'll check back later

Is it the new year yet

[Ulysses]

if her home is in danger of being sold, makes sense

hey guys, is she homeless yet?

i heard she recently bought another house in LA and a penthouse in NY

allegedly

She has to downsize. Can't afford that big CA home, so she is finally coming to her senses

[Plastic.]

if her home is in danger of being sold, makes sense

hey guys, is she homeless yet?

i heard she recently bought another house in LA and a penthouse in NY

allegedly

She has to downsize. Can't afford that big CA home, so she is finally coming to her senses

that makes sense! thanks for the update

[United Nations]

if her home is in danger of being sold, makes sense

hey guys, is she homeless yet?

i heard she recently bought another house in LA and a penthouse in NY

allegedly

She has to downsize. Can't afford that big CA home, so she is finally coming to her senses

yeah

A NYC penthouse is clearly a step down into poverty

[L0NZ.]

Again, I literally asked Google the question and here was the answer



You can swerve and get creative and do as many bias confirmation searches as you'd like

But I asked the straightforward clear cut question: "is it wrong side of the aisle or isle"?

This was the answer I got regarding this common phrase.

Girl blah blah blah. Neither is wrong, I thought we understood this and were funning around. But it looks like you didn't get that memo. He wasn't wrong for saying isle. And that's it.

You don't have to know the difference between the two for either to MAKE SENSE. No one asked for the mOST coMmOn pHrasE. He would have been just as right by saying you're on the wrong side of the fence, which is more common than "aisle", so if we're using this most common crap, you're wrong too. It's fence.

[Plastic.]

if her home is in danger of being sold, makes sense

hey guys, is she homeless yet?

i heard she recently bought another house in LA and a penthouse in NY

allegedly

She has to downsize. Can't afford that big CA home, so she is finally coming to her senses

yeah

A NYC penthouse is clearly a step down into poverty

smh queen is STRUGGLING i hate to see it

[L0NZ.]

I'm STILL standing with Lonz because you're typically..... on the wrong side of the (a)isle

Isle makes sense bbe and means he's ESPECIALLY far off.

[L0NZ.]

And unless I missed it, you arent even in here debating politics .... since we're leaning on that context. You're posting pictures of Stacey dash, Asian people, and smileys. So actually, any of these words can describe you being on the wrong side, as your argument isn't a political one at all.