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1. Definition of "imminent": about to occur; threatening to occur immediately; near at hand; impending.

Fri Mar 20, 2026, 09:45 AM

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No, Dan, it's not that subjective.

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Dan Crenshaw says the word "IMMINENT" is "subjective" [View all] Miles Archer Friday OP

And "No" means "Yes", I suppose. Solly Mack Friday #2

I suppose he's right in a way Fiendish Thingy Friday #3

Ok. yardwork Friday #4

He needs a pair of those. Fuckwit. harumph Friday #6

I also killed his wife and one of his kids... Swede Friday #12

So please explain why Chump tore up Obama's nuclear treaty with Iran FakeNoose Friday #8

How Convenient ProfessorGAC Friday #9

So is "now" I suppose. CanonRay Friday #10

He's not wrong. It could mean an hour, a day, weeks, months. maxsolomon Friday #13

Here's an idea, Dan: area51 Friday #14

What an ass. He KNOWS damn well that he's full of shit. Jbraybarten Friday #15

No it isn't! MustLoveBeagles Friday #16