¡Buenos nachos Gliberinos! You all want links?? You want them with red or green salsa? None? Weirdos.
El Trumpeñero floats the idea of using the military spending to pay for the Wall but also that the Baltic states couldn’t understand the situation, because Trump knows. It is known.
“El presidente también habló sobre la caravana de migrantes de Centroamérica que actualmente se desplazan a través de México y que planean entregarse y solicitar asilo una vez que lleguen a la frontera con Estados Unidos. Él ha exigido un alto a la caravana en una serie de tweets
“Si llega a nuestra frontera, nuestras leyes son tan débiles y patéticas, ustedes (los líderes bálticos) no entenderían esto porque sé que sus leyes son fuertes en la frontera, es como si no tuviéramos frontera”, dijo.
Trump dijo que le dijo a México “muy enérgicamente” que “vas a tener que hacer algo con respecto a estas caravanas”.
Aunque dijo que Estados Unidos está renegociando el acuerdo comercial del TLCAN con México y Canadá, enfatizó que la seguridad fronteriza tendría que ser parte del trato.”
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The president also spoke about the caravan of migrants from Central America who are currently moving through Mexico and who plan to surrender and seek asylum once they reach the border with the United States. He has demanded a halt to the caravan in a series of tweets
“If it reaches our border, our laws are so weak and pathetic, you (the Baltic leaders) would not understand this because I know their laws are strong on the border, it’s like we have no border,” he said.
Trump said he told Mexico “very energetically” that “you’re going to have to do something about these caravans.”
Although he said the United States is renegotiating the NAFTA trade agreement with Mexico and Canada, he emphasized that border security would have to be part of the deal.
If you are a fan of Stella Artois, be careful as the beer may contain glass.
“La marca de cerveza Stella Artois, perteneciente a la empresa Anheuser-Busch Inbev, anunció este lunes que un lote de sus botellas que fue distribuido a Estados Unidos y Canadá podrían contener partículas de vidrio en su interior.
A través de un comunicado de prensa, Stella Artois anunció el retiro de esta mercadería. Asimismo, se precisó que se trata de botellas de 330 mililitros en paquetes de 6, 12, 18 y 24 unidades, además de los paquetes “Best of Belgium”.
¿Cuál fue el origen del problema?
La empresa aseguró que el retiro de estas unidades equivale a menos del 1% de las botellas distribuidas anualmente en América del Norte. Atribuyó, además, el origen de las botellas con partículas de vidrio en su interior a otra empresa que fabrica estos envases para Stella Artois.
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The brand of beer Stella Artois, belonging to the company Anheuser-Busch Inbev, announced on Monday that a batch of its bottles that was distributed to the United States and Canada could contain glass particles inside.
Through a press release, Stella Artois announced the withdrawal of this merchandise. Likewise, it was specified that they are bottles of 330 milliliters in packs of 6, 12, 18 and 24 units, in addition to the “Best of Belgium” packages.
What was the origin of the problem?
The company assured that the withdrawal of these units is equivalent to less than 1% of the bottles distributed annually in North America. He also attributed the origin of the bottles with glass particles inside to another company that manufactures these containers for Stella Artois
Apparently, the Spanish word for Nazi–is Nazi.
Jakiw Palij vive a sus 94 años en Nueva York y, al contrario que millones de indocumentados, tiene la seguridad de que -por ahora- no va a ser deportado, pese a tener incluso una orden de expulsión emitida hace unos 15 años. En 2004 una corte federal de la ciudad de los rascacielos le despojó de su ciudadanía por haber mentido en el formulario para naturalizarse.
Palij no reveló nunca durante todo su proceso migratorio que había trabajado como guardia en Treblinka, un campo de concentración en Polonia en el que en 1943 hasta 6,000 judíos murieron en un solo día y fueron enterrados en fosas.
El hombre, que nació en Polonia, llegó con 26 años como un refugiado de guerra a Estados Unidos en 1949, se hizo ciudadano en 1957 y vivió durante más de 50 años trabajando como dibujante hasta que finalmente se retiró.
Su pasado había quedado olvidado hasta que investigadores federales lo denunciaron por ser cómplice de algunos de los episodios más sórdidos del holocausto. Funcionarios del Departamento de Justicia también afirman que Palij también ofreció sus servicios en Trawinki, otro campo en el que se entrenaba a tropas secretas para llevar a cabo el exterminio de judíos polacos.
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Jakiw Palij lives to his 94 years in New York and, unlike millions of undocumented people, he is sure that -for now- he will not be deported, despite having even an expulsion order issued some 15 years ago. In 2004 a federal court in the city of skyscrapers stripped him of his citizenship for having lied on the form to become naturalized.
Palij never revealed during his immigration process that he had worked as a guard in Treblinka, a concentration camp in Poland in which in 1943 up to 6,000 Jews died in a single day and were buried in graves.
The man, who was born in Poland, arrived at the age of 26 as a war refugee to the United States in 1949, became a citizen in 1957 and lived for more than 50 years working as a cartoonist until he finally retired.
His past had been forgotten until federal investigators denounced him for being an accomplice of some of the most sordid episodes of the holocaust. Justice Department officials also claim that Palij also offered his services in Trawinki, another camp in which secret troops were trained to carry out the extermination of Polish Jews.
Good news everyone! The Colorado River is drying up. Either that or it was grossly misallocated for nearly a century by state and federal regulators.
De esta parte del río dependen hoy una de cada 10 personas en el suroeste del país (Baja California, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah y Colorado) y entre ellos a un tercio de los hispanos que viven en EEUU y se desempeñan en labores de producción agrícola o turismo y servicios a lo largo de la ribera.
La situación actual preocupa a las autoridades: el uso del agua del río, la población que la usa y las temperaturas globales van en aumento creciente y acelerado y como consecuencia de ello no solo se disminuye el caudal del río (por uso y evaporación) sino también hay menos lluvias y nieve para alimentarlo. En resumen: huele a peligro y no hay demasiadas (o suficientes) alternativas en proceso.
“El sistema del río Colorado enfrenta la peor sequía registrada. El nivel del agua del lago Mead, que sirve como el principal reservorio de agua del sur de Nevada (y que proviene del río), ha caído más de 130 pies desde enero de 2000”, explica a Univision Bronson Mack, portavoz de la Autoridad del Agua del Sur de Nevada.
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Of this part of the river today, one out of every 10 people in the southwestern part of the country (Baja California, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado) depend and among them one third of the Hispanics who live in the US and work in agricultural production or tourism and services along the riverbank.
The current situation worries the authorities: the use of river water, the population that uses it, and global temperatures are increasing and accelerating, and as a consequence, the flow of the river is not only reduced (by use and evaporation), but There is also less rain and snow to feed it. In short: it smells like danger and there are not too many (or sufficient) alternatives in the process.
“The Colorado River system faces the worst drought recorded. The water level of Lake Mead, which serves as the main reservoir of water in southern Nevada (and that comes from the river), has fallen more than 130 feet since January 2000, “Bronson Mack, spokesman for the Authority, told Univision. of Southern Nevada Water
Translation services available by the Alpha Beta Corporation, who now sends me ads in Spanish.
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DON’T ANY OF YOU WORK?!?!
I don’t work all the time
What is this “work” thing you speak of?
Must be nice to be a lottery winner!
Only cops can be trusted with guns, right?
Seven of the eight men in the Baltimore Gun Trace Task Force were arrested March 2017.
An elite police squad robbing its own citizens, stealing thousands of dollars and re-selling confiscated drugs.
I thought The Shield was just a TV show.
damn, too slow
A great show, either way.
Baltimore? I thought that was in Farmington?
Funny how The Shield could have just as easily been a documentary.
The Shield was inspired by real events in the LAPD Rampart division.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rampart_scandal
And, I believe they were originally going to call the series Rampart.
Interesting!
Goddamn republicans…
Minnesoda Gang Task Force already did this.
Get ready for the big Twist! All those cops got off with no charges. . Bet you didn’t see that coming.
Fun tidbit:
That is the same Mike Freeman who had such a hard time to bring charges against Officer Noor for shooting Justine Damond because of a sloppy investigation.
As a counter to the Mexican lynx:
Nothing more American than blondes with big tits.
http://archive.is/tGO28
#29 from the top ropes!
2 and 22 are the same chicks
I’ll take the pair in #4.
Contestant number six has a pimple on her butt.
Also, would.
I’d hold her down and squeeze it (safety gear optional)!
My Yahoo e-mail account has existed since the late 90s. I rarely check it and only give that e-mail to sites/people I don’t want to have my e-mail address, so it’s nothing but spam.
I got this e-mail yesterday. Kinda wondering who would’ve sold my e-mail to these assholes.
https://i.imgur.com/2HxZGZc.png
And the rest of the text of that e-mail
That thing reads like a spoof of what a Ted Nugent/Joe Arpaio fundraising letter would look like.
It’s all the Nazi newsletters you’re signed up for. I mean, you’re a libertarian, so automatically Nazi.
And vice versa!
So I just got a text from my mom.
“First of all, I am ok. I had a heart attack. In ambulance going to hospital for cardiac cath. Will keep you updated. Love you with all my heart (my bad heart). Lol.”
Unsure whether to freak out or not. She is a lifelong intensive care nurse so she handles this stuff with a certain panache, so I can’t tell if she’s trying to downplay situation. Fuck.
Wow. Good luck.
She sounds like a character!
Well, she’s ok enough to send you a text, so that’s a good sign right?
I like her sense of humor. Take her lead and stay calm, we’re hoping all is well.
Good luck, sorry to hear that.
I hope she’s ok, because that might be the best text ever! What a woman.
Freak out then smoke a bowl or do a shot or both…then go clean your favorite weapon…then go look up flights and hotels (if applicable)
Um… I think the shot or bowl should be last.
Good luck to your mom.
A giant amount of panache. Good luck.
Good luck and sending positive vibes your way. Your mom sounds like a awesome person!
Yikes. Good luck.
If she’s able to text you I’d say that’s a good thing. I hope the cath results are good.
Damn, sorry PC. Sounds upbeat though and like she’s going to do fine.
Thanks, all. Nothing I can really do and worrying won’t help. She’s in FL and heading to some hospital in Ft. Pierce so we just have to wait for update.
Damn dude, sending good vibes your way. ChipperMom will be in our thoughts
Damn. Best of luck, but if she was able to tell you about it in progress, it sounds like she’ll be okay.
My personal experience tells me that as long as you are able to speak with the person having the heart attack there is no reason to freak out. If it was the hospital staff giving you a call, that would be another thing.
She’s in good hands, and in good spirit it seems. And right now, she needs your support, it’s not the time to freak out. Do that on your own time.
Good luck. Thoughts and prayers.
She’s downplaying, but don’t freak out. It won’t help anyone.
Best wishes to your Mom!
Stay calm for her and best wishes.
Well that’s always a ray of sunshine on a dreary fucking day. Sorry to hear that, friend.
Thanks again, all. Just heard 99.9% artery block. Stent in. Going home tomorrow. Modern science is keen.
Fuckin A. That’s someone who needs to be around a lot longer.
All the best, Chip.
Wow, it’s amazing she had no AMI sooner. Glad to hear things are looking up!
Martin Luther King: ‘We Can’t Keep On Blaming the White Man’
By Jason L. Riley
After Martin Luther King Jr. was shot dead 50 years ago as he stood on the balcony of a motel in Memphis, Tenn., riots broke out in more than 100 cities. There were also reports of violence on college campuses and even on military bases overseas, where some black soldiers refused to report for duty.
Federal troops were sent to Baltimore. In Chicago, Mayor Richard J. Daley ordered police to “shoot to kill” arsonists and “shoot to maim” looters. In Washington, so many fires were set that you couldn’t see the U.S. Capitol because of all the smoke. Gen. William Westmoreland, who commanded the U.S. forces in Vietnam and happened to be in Washington at the time, said the unrest had left the nation’s capital looking “worse than Saigon did at the height of the Tet offensive.”
President Lyndon B. Johnson responded by convening a meeting of the nation’s most prominent black activists, and the invite list is instructive. It included A. Philip Randolph, who led the fight to desegregate the military; Whitney Young, head of the National Urban League; Roy Wilkins, leader of the NAACP; and Bayard Rustin, a top adviser to King who had helped organize the seminal 1955 bus boycott in Montgomery, Ala., and the 1963 March on Washington.
It almost goes without saying that the leading civil-rights organizations today can no longer count people of that caliber in their ranks. Which may be the clearest indication yet that the movement is over and that the right side prevailed. If black Americans were still faced with legitimate threats to civil rights—such as legal discrimination or voter disenfranchisement—we would see true successors to the King-era luminaries step forward, not the pretenders in place today who have turned a movement into an industry, if not a racket.
Racial gaps that were steadily narrowing in the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s would expand in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s, which suggests that the disparities that continue today aren’t being driven by racism, notwithstanding claims to the contrary from liberals and their allies in the media. It also suggests that attitudes toward marriage, education, work and the rule of law play a much larger role than the left wants to acknowledge. More marches won’t address out-of-wedlock childbearing. More sit-ins won’t lower black crime rates or narrow the school achievement gap.
Even electing and appointing more black officials, which has been a major priority for civil-rights leaders over the past half-century, can’t compensate for these cultural deficiencies. Black mayors, police chiefs and school superintendents have been commonplace since the 1970s, including in major cities with large black populations. Racially gerrymandered voting districts have ensured the election of blacks to Congress. Even the election of a black president—twice—failed to close the divide in many key measures. Black-white differences in poverty, homeownership and incomes all grew wider under President Obama.
Discussion of antisocial behavior in poor black communities, let alone the possibility that it plays a significant role in racial inequality, has become another casualty of the post-’60s era. King and other black leaders at the time spoke openly about the need for more-responsible behavior in poor black communities. After remarking on disproportionately high inner-city crime rates, King told a black congregation in St. Louis that “we’ve got to do something about our moral standards.” He added: “We know that there are many things wrong in the white world, but there are many things wrong in the black world too. We can’t keep on blaming the white man. There are things we must do for ourselves.”
King’s successors mostly ignore this advice, preferring instead to keep the onus on whites. Where King tried to instill in young people the importance of personal responsibility and self-determination notwithstanding racial barriers, his counterparts today spend more time making excuses for counterproductive behavior and dismissing criticism of it as racist. Activists who long ago abandoned King’s colorblind standard, which was the basis for the landmark civil-rights laws enacted in the 1960s, tell black youths today that they are victims, first and foremost.
A generation of blacks who have more opportunity than any previous generation are being taught that America offers them little more than trigger-happy cops, bigoted teachers and biased employers. It’s not only incorrect, but as King and a previous generation of black leaders understood, it’s also unhelpful.
Black activists and liberal politicians stress racism because it serves their own interests, not because it serves the interests of the black underclass. But neglecting or playing down the role that blacks must play in addressing racial disparities can only exacerbate them. Fifty years after King’s death, plenty of people are paying him lip service. Far too few are following his example.
Appeared in the April 4, 2018, WSJ print edition.
What a shitlord.
Jason L. Riley must be David Duke’s penname.
Dr. Uncle Tom.
Obviously hate speech you racist.
…not the pretenders in place today who have turned a movement into an industry, if not a racket.
Nailed it.
That dude is going to get lambasted by the progs. I hope he already shut down his twitter.
He’s used to that kind of shit already
He’s a regular columnist for the WSJ. This is far from the first time he discussed the problems in the black community in this manner. In other words, the progs have dismissed him long ago as Uncle Tom.
The rule of law is an impediment to the attainment of our goals.
A persistent complaint about the government’s response to the financial crisis has been that the executives who helped push the economy to the brink were not charged with crimes.
Prosecutors have not been able to prosecute managers with the usual tools for pursuing white-collar cases, like wire fraud or false statements, because defenses of ignorance or good faith could not be overcome.
One way to remedy that problem would be to lower the level of intent needed to establish a violation. Doing so might make it easier to hold an executive who is not part of day-to-day decisions responsible for wrongdoing.
Mens Rea is an outdated concept. We will scrutinize your behavior, post hoc, and charge you as we see fit.
You’d think they’d use that remedy on those who set up email servers to get around handling classified information.
Something something laws for peasants and not for Hillary.
A great guide on how to protect yourself from Fake News by a very reliable and trustworthy man.
To catch a thief, etc etc
Oh FFS
Brought to you by the creators of other helpful videos, such as “How to not fall for email scams” by Prince Ndubi of NIgeria and “Creating uncrackable passwords” featuring John Podesta
“How to Win an Election” by Hillary Clinton
Obviously we live in a simulation and the programmers are fucking with us.
Favorite reply:
“Rob Solo
@robsolo
6h
Replying to @TheYoungTurks and @DanRather
April Fools was on the 1st dummies”
Apparently, the Spanish word for Nazi–is Nazi.
Many years ago, Azteca America used to air old movies in the lunchtime slot. I was watching one day, and the movie they showed was Espionaje en el golfo, about fifth columnists in Mexico during World War II.
The thing I remember most is the captioning screwing up: when the Nazi sympathizers said “Heil Hitler” to each other, it was captioned as “Hi Hitler!”
My Spanish is nearly non-existent, but it seemed like it was no worse than any of the B movies Hollywood was making at the time.
“Hi Ted!”
“global temperatures are increasing and accelerating”
I think they need to have their thermometers repaired. The river is dropping because of increasing population using water in a damned desert.
Evaporation has been a big problem from the Beginning as well, a giant lake, in the DESERT!
Since water vapor is the biggest greenhouse gas by a wide margin…
I remember seeing stories about the drying Colorado River decades ago.
If you are a fan of Stella Artois
Nope.
It’s beer.
That’s the problem.
Boooo
Questionable.
It’s overpriced shitty beer.
Oh Ted……
Officials to keep close eye, ear on fan behavior at Masters
Fuck off slavers. Now I know where the term Masters comes from.
In all seriousness I don’t know how I feel about this. People who yell are obnoxious, however is this really a thing in golf outside of tournaments in New York?
The Masters may keep a close watch on speech, but they sell concessions for dirt cheap.
https://sports.cbsimg.net/images/blogs/masters-menu-concessions.jpg
Prosecuting a bank is easier than proving an individual committed a crime.
And, as we all know, that’s where the money is.
I’ll buy some when it has Hulk blood in it.
What a cuck.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2018/04/03/a-woman-said-an-ancestry-com-dna-test-told-her-she-had-a-different-father-her-parents-fertility-doctor/?utm_term=.d8ca2e6cdea8
Awkward….
We were out of the bottled stuff; had to go with what I had on tap.
“The doctor recommended that Ashby undergo a procedure in which she would be inseminated with both sperm from her husband and an anonymous donor who matched the couple’s specifications”
Sounds like they made a cucktail. *Dodges tomatoes*
In Vitro Veritas?
+100000
*standing ovation*
Wait until the other shoe drops and we find out that he injected his seed with his cock.
It was an accident; she tripped and fell on his penis.
“Million to one shot, Doc!”
There’s an understatement.
When we (at work) get genetic information for family linkage studies, we run that data through a relationship checking protocol to verify the family structure reported by the clinicians. It is not unusual to find “full siblings” that are actually half siblings or other hijinks. I’ve no idea if that information goes back through the clinicians to the subject families. Probably not, seems like a good way to get consent withdrawn.
Wasn’t there some research out there that showed that based on genetic testing between 6 and 10% of people were not fathered by the person who they thought was their father?
No clue. I don’t think we see that high a rate of dubious relationships, but it’s actually not always obvious who is related to whom, and how, even with dense genetic samples or whole genome sequences. People are disgusting squishy things, and genetics is a messy and confusing field.
People are disgusting squishy things
And now I’m aroused.
Well women in committed relationships turn out to be significantly more fertile when stepping outside of that relationship. Combine that with them being more likely to step out when they are ovulating and a relatively small number of one night stands can lead to a relatively large number of of children resulting from them
I had a heart attack. In ambulance going to hospital for cardiac cath. Will keep you updated.
Holy shit. Hang tough, Mom.
Hey look its the links post that was up at 3AM this morning but got deleted before I could comment on it.
*waves hand
These are not the links you are looking for.
Hey, all the gun talk in the last thread made me wonder – where has Vhyrus been?
He’s still on the discord channel.
I don’t even know what that is.
The official unofficial glib channel on discord. Discord is a chat application mostly used by gamers.
aha….that explains why I don’t know about it. I pretty much just play Madden and MLB The Show, and never online.
It is pretty much just a rolling comments section.
yeah just like in here but faster and more stream of consciousness
https://mises.org/library/never-dull-moment/html/c/503
Rothbard on self-defense
Rothbard is really good on some things and really bad on others. This is one of the ones he’s really bad on.
This was back in the 1960s when he hoped he could ally with the Black Panthers and the inner-city blacks to create a libertarian revolution.
So Murray, do I have to wait until the rapist penetrates my wife? Because prior to that moment, it’s really just assault and property damage in the form of torn clothes.
Yes, but once he does, you are permitted to penetrate him, too! Which puts you in accordance with one out of Three Principles.
That’s the absolute worst kind of threesome…
No wait, I take that back; the worst is when your wife invites a third and he penetrates you.
the worst is when your wife invites a third and he penetrates you.
Where is your sense of adventure?
“Surprise, Honey!”
What of the 3rd is a she and she is penetrating you?
Any sexual act described as “worst” has to involve Warty in some capacity.
Encountering Steve Smith while escaping from Warty’s Dungeon
You have to wait to see what she thinks about it.
“Excuse me, mister looter, before I enact self-defense on your center body mass, would you please specify which level of violence you intend to mete out to myself and my children?”
Damn, it just occurred to me (because I needed coffee), the retarded attitude from Daily Mail Morning Links story has impeccable libertarian backing.
I mean “guy gets charged for assaulting burglar”, “retarded Daily Mail story” is a broad category…
We have met the enemy and he is us.
https://mises.org/library/never-dull-moment/html/c/470
. We all revile the days of pre-Industrial Revolution Britain, when petty thieves were executed. Are we to return to that brutality now?
ZARDOZ ASKS THE BRUTAL ROTHBARD, IS THIS A TRICK QUESTION?
today I learned
https://www.asbestos.com/asbestos/history/
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Around 456 B.C., Herodotus, the classical Greek historian, referred to the use of asbestos shrouds wrapped around the dead before their bodies were tossed onto the funeral pyre to prevent their ashes from being mixed with those of the fire itself.
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the ancient Romans were said to have woven asbestos fibers into a cloth-like material that was then sewn into tablecloths and napkins. These cloths were purportedly cleaned by throwing them into a blistering fire, from which they came out miraculously unharmed and essentially whiter than when they went in.
While Greeks and Romans exploited the unique properties of asbestos, they also documented its harmful effects on those who mined the silken material from ancient stone quarries. Greek geographer Strabo noted a “sickness of the lungs” in slaves who wove asbestos into cloth. Roman historian, naturalist and philosopher, Pliny the Elder, wrote of the “disease of slaves,” and actually described the use of a thin membrane from the bladder of a goat or lamb used by the slave miners as an early respirator in an attempt to protect them from inhaling the harmful asbestos fibers as they labored.
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Around 755, King Charlemagne of France had a tablecloth made of asbestos to prevent it from burning during the accidental fires that frequently occurred during feasts and celebrations.
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In 1280, Marco Polo wrote about clothing made by the Mongolians from a “fabric which would not burn.” Polo visited an asbestos mine in China to disprove the myth that asbestos came from the hair of a wooly lizard.
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You should continue with how the US Navy knew asbestos was a killer, but forced shipyards to hide that fact during the WW2 war effort, which then continued on into later decades.
You know who else saw the adverse effects of asbestos?
Steve McQueen?
Heat?
The ambulance chasing lawyer on daytime TV?
The Law Offices of James R. Sokolove?
Town Caller circa 760: Hear Ye, Hear Ye, havest thou or a loved one worked in the feasting, tablecloth making, or merry making business? Ifeth so, thou shoulds’t consult with thy local esquire, as thou mayest have been exposed to asbestos and entitled to a significant amount of largesse from the crown.
i was lucky enough to remove Asbestos Ductwork when it was still legal to do, no mask, no problem, then they changed the Law, we went to school to learn about it. I’m a walking dead Man……. and part of the Class action suit.
Fun fact. California’s state rock is serpentine, which contains asbestos. Someone should sue to make sure we put a Prop 65 label on all the Welcome to California signs.
Don’t stick it in crazy anecdote: the erstwhile squeeze has to go to court to file a restraining order against this woman, because she apparently contacted everyone in his phone. Everyone. Probably his mom, too.
The schadenfreude, she is tasty delicious.
Just because you aren’t paying for the phone doesn’t mean its free. Yowza.
That’s awesome.
While he’s there, maybe he can get a restraining order for his jock.
I dunno, KK but sometimes you might be judged by the company that you keep. This guy sounds like a primo loser. Does he keep jars of things on his windowsill? Just to see what happens?
Good luck Chipperbot, hope things work out ok.
We’re going through our own health crisis at my house. This Sunday we took my middle daughter to the ER for vomiting and stomach pain. (For those following at home, this is the same one who recently got us involved with DCS when she got into a fight with mom) Turns out her intestinal blockage from last year was back (or never went away). She had surgery yesterday to bypass the narrow part of her intestine. Surgery went well and if things go as planned she’ll be home this weekend. I’m very happy that we have access to some top-notch doctors in Chicago.
In case anyone’s interested, the cause was determined to be SMA syndrome, which you can add to your list of rare disorders that can kill you without warning.
I hope she gets better soon. That’s rough.
Glad she’s doing well.
Yeesh. Sorry to hear that, Kevin. All the best to your family.
I hope it’s a quick recovery, Kevin. Scary as hell.
That stinks. Sorry.
Damn, its been a rough week in Glib-merica. Best of luck with everything Kevin, we’ll be thinking about your fam too.
OTOH, MY WIFE TOOK A STEP! it’s been 15 months since the foot chopping, and her other foot needed to Rehab, to take the weight. WSe got her a badass Knee holder upper scooter thingy so she can practice while prepping for her new Foot
Thanks everyone! I’ll post an update in a few days.
Damn, I’m sorry you’ve got more going on. I hope she feels better soon.
Strangely enough my sister had SMA last year.
SMA is a really strange thing. Some people swear it doesn’t exist, and the ones who do think it exists are very reluctant to diagnose it.
Take care with your Young’ns, and God Bless you all
Sorry to hear that – hope she recovers soon!
I hope she recovers soon.
Scary stuff. Glad you treated it seriously and took her in!
Hope she comes home on schedule.
He was just fulfilling his mission of bringing comfort and raising morale.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2018/04/04/navy-chaplain-career-fired-sex-tavern-video-new-orleans/486259002/
At least he understands how NOLA bars are supposed to work.
Documenting the off limits establishments?
OT : A friend of mine has a auto part recycling business. He deals exclusively in VW parts. He goes to scrap yards, remove the good parts and resell them on Ebay. He makes a very very decent living doing just that. Most of his business in on the US side (thanks to Cash for Clunkers – Thanks Obama!).
I saw some pictures of this and asked him if it was his fantasy or nightmare :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clLmtOFZITc
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-10/vws-pile-up-by-thousands-awaiting-fix-or-scrap-yard-in-buyback
He did told me it was a wet dream but that of course if they salvage all of them the market for his business would be overflowed with parts.
Fortunately for him, he told me that at one of the scrap yards where he goes, there is a huge pile of them that are going thru the press…. So yeah, WV seem to be on the path to destroy 200 000 drivable cars in good condition. The EPA won’t even let them export them to other countries unless they fix them to EPA standards. How is that any good for the planet I don’t know.
Fuck the EPA. Fuck the Watermelons.
Wow, completely fucked. But I know what my step-sister would say “well, if VW hadn’t cheated, then we wouldn’t have had to destroy all those cars!”
Similar reasoning to when I ask her about the homeless problem in LA – when free tiny houses for the homeless get destroyed by the “companionate” leftists for not being up to code. “Well why didn’t the charity build them up to code? That’s just building to fail deliberately.” *facepalm*
Or free food given to the homeless being confiscated and destroyed because it wasn’t prepared in an inspected commercial kitchen.
OMG you want the homeless to die from food poisoning?
I think I found the problem:
Doing for VW what he did for Reason.
Just sickening. And will make used cars even more expensive.
The impetus for the fraud shouldn’t have even needed to be addressed with the fraud, it’s a God damn train wreck. Ultimate lesson is to not engage in the fraud.
What is the environmental footprint of destroying thousands of usable vehicles, and of course replacing them with thousands of brand new ones?
It’s a fucking cult. It’s like tossing perfectly good virgins or meat animals into the volcano to praise the gods.
This^^
Most of those cars easily exceeded the required standards of a short time before they were built.
Well, my friend was worried about what would happen to his business once the model he mostly deals with gets too old to fix. He deals in VW mk 4 – 1997 to 2003; those destroyed in Cash for Clunkers. His markup for selling in the US vs Canada is about 300%. I guess he can now go to newer models and sleep soundly knowing that the EPA is making sure his business is secure.
Did I say fuck the EPA already? Fuck the EPA, just to be sure.
Today’s afternoon gaming lynk: The legal ramifications of microtransactions game makers
I am not a fan of the government stepping in to do anything about the lootbox problem (and yes, I do think lootboxes are a problem – fight me). That being said, I think the more interesting angle here is the class action lawsuit one. False advertising can lead to justifiable legal action – but I don’t think that Star Wars Battlefront II lives up to this, seeing as how Darth Vader can be earned in-game with the $60 base version without paying EA extra money – it just takes too long (but its not false advertising). If Darth Vader was only accessable through purchase-only lootboxes, but was featured in advertisements that indicated that he would be included in the $60 base version, than its a deceptive practice in my book.
Either way, EA makes some pretty garbage decisions when it comes to micro transactions. Its a road they ought to be able to go down without the threat of regulation, but I avoid their games because of it. Its a damn shame considering they have some really decent IP.
If loot boxes are cosmetic, I have no problem with them. If they are not cosmetic, I do have a problem with them, but will likely put up with them if the core experience is strong enough. If loot boxes are the only thing that make a core experience worth playing, then I don’t purchase.
In any scenario, the market decides what is acceptable behavior…
This is a topic where I’m not very sympathetic to either side. On one side what EA is doing is obnoxious and clearly trying to hide a significant portion of the game, as well as competitive advantages, behind a paywall (and a randomized one at that). On the other hand the calls for the government to step in and put an end to the practice are just cries for more governmental paternalism. Just let EA suffer the consequences of their shitty practices until their wallets hurt bad enough to stop, the market will sort it out. Look at what Epic has done with Fortnite, free to play with purchases relegated to purely cosmetic items and they are killing it. Maybe we’ll see more of this model in the future and less of the EA lootbox bullshit.
Like you said though, the real shame is that they are still in possession of some great IP that won’t get the treatment it deserves until either EA loses it or they finally turn themselves around.
My favorite video games blogger wrote an article, based on an excellent video (linked in there) on the history of EA’s microtransactions. Very helpful to me, since I don’t FIFA and turns out, that’s where it started (and was huge – like, Trumpian YUUUUUGE) before migrating everywhere.
Sadly, loudest voices are always cunts who want the government to stomp in and start regulating. Lots of them because they’re retarded, some for revenge (and do I ever sympathize) and some because they know regulation on one issue will give them leverage to push on others.
I love the Spanish links. Gives me an opportunity to just say “mentiroso”
Also, it is getting very obnoxious how media outlets take every possible opportunity to state that Cambridge Analytica is “Trump connected.”
mental sandbox time
A lot of things went wrong in Mogadishu in 1993. I will leave aside the questions of whether the US should have gone after Aidid or intervened at all. The plan was a raid to capture Aidid and some of his top guys. Hence the helicopters. Since there are very few places to land a helo there, the Rangers had to fast rope in. Trucks were supposed to meet up with the Rangers after the raid to evacuate them.
But the trucks got lost and a few helicopters got shot down. More air support would have helped, but the request for an AC-130 gunship had been denied weeks earlier. Requests for tanks had also been denied previously. The US ended up having to request help from Pakistani tanks to clear the streets of obstacles and Malaysian APCs to bring in reinforcements. Few Americans spoke Urdu or Malay, so the language barrier hindered coordination. US forces did well considering the circumstances.
Given the same resources, it would have been better to assault with a much larger force. That would have exposed more men to danger, but they would have had an easier time fighting their way out of trouble. A larger force might even have intimidated the Somalis from fighting.
The mistake was replacing the Marines with the Rangers. ‘RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
Doing more with Les… Aspin.
The repeated requests for US Armor were turned down at DOD level.
a Bradley heavy mech team as a QRF would have been entirely sufficient to support that operation.
I may have recommended Concrete Hell earlier, if you’re interested in urban combat. The author studies a bunch of city fights and comes to a conclusion that, contrary to the general rule of “never send armor into cities”, tanks are vital component of urban fighting. If used properly. The chapter on first Russian incursion into Grozny is harrowing (to be fair, post-war Soviet doctrine on cities was “bypass and keep going”, but, seeing all the hard-won lessons of Stalingrad that had been re-learned in Berlin and Konigsberg forgotten was surprising).
Not halal.
https://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/turkey/.premium.MAGAZINE-inside-the-muslim-sex-cult-whose-leader-is-embraced-by-israeli-figures-1.5961420
*checks photo*
Didn’t read the article but I think I like the cut of this guy’s jib.
If you get paywalled:
http://archive.is/I0BdW
He looks like he should be doing a commercial for the Turkish version of Dos Equis.
IF SHE BREATHES, SHE’S A THOT!!!!
*is confused, gets high, watches again, appreciates*
How to Glibertarians.com
Ah, Liverpool. Only you could make a 3-0 Champions League victory so nerve wracking.
Roma literally GAVE Barca four goals.
Unreal.
Talk about an undeserved scoreline. They couldn’t catch a break.
They better not blow the second leg.
You can do better with the euphemisms.
True, I only accept blowing the third leg.
Rothbard claiming that the USSR and Mao had anti-statist sentiments.
https://mises.org/library/never-dull-moment/html/c/512
https://mises.org/library/left-and-right-prospects-liberty
Holy Fuck!
This is in the not even wrong category.
I’m in the middle of The Black Book of Communism in the chapter where Lenin is literally killing striking factory workers.
Anybody else watching that Netflix docu-series about the Baghwan Shree Rajsneesh, “Wild, Wild, Country”?
Its fascinating, I do recommend.
I watched the first 2 episodes and then started to ask myself: Is there really enough content here to do a multi-episode series? I started to feel like they could’ve condensed those first 2 episodes into a 20-minute segment of a 2-hour documentary.
Maybe I’m wrong, I dunno.
I’m not even completely through the first episode yet and I already have that feeling. I really am not that interested in a detailed history of a dumbass hippie cult. I’m watching because said cult did a bunch of lunatic things to try to completely take over a little town – cut to the chase already!
In definitively could have been streamlined better and cut the running time down by half. That said, I found it really interesting. Wasco County issuing a blanket prohibition on registering new voters to stymie the cult’s plan to vote in a new county board was pretty egregious. Of course, the cult’s counter plan to poison the entire county was something of an overreaction.
Maybe I should just skip to the last 2 episodes.
The Rajneeshies were proto-Free State Project in that regard.
I finished it. FedGov also basically pull some crazy shit once they catch the Bagwahn too. Its worth seeing to the end. Apparently guru-centered cults like this are *relatively* common in India?
Anyway in anothet life that Sheela lady could have run Sobibor. Fucking psycopath.
Rothbard finding the Khmer Rouge “exhilarating”
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/reason.com/archives/1975/07/01/the-death-of-a-state/amp
Jesus fucking Christ, Rothbard! I thought WInston’s editing was malicious, but nope, you are in fact “This Tall To (Helicopter) Ride”.
But I’m glad to see “retarded hot take forcing every square fact into ideological round hole” doesn’t require Twitter, Trump or Millennials.
At least George Lucas made Star Wars from his NVA fellating.
What is the environmental footprint of destroying thousands of usable vehicles, and of course replacing them with thousands of brand new ones?
Stimulus! Multiplizer!
I hate diesels, but I could probably force myself to drive a five speed Passat turbodiesel wagon, if somebody gave it to me.
And they can’t take them elsewhere because Why again? They BOUGHT them back, they should be able to do what they want with the cars, WTF? somebody ‘Splain…..
somebody ‘Splain…..
We’re the government, and shut the fuck up.
These cars were originally registered in the US, so they have to meet US standards for export.
The EPA-approved fix is a simple ECU flash, but then each car has to go through an EPA certification process. It’s basically a make-work program for some EPA morons. The EPA also mandated VW provide a 10-year warranty on these cars when they’re resold, so they’re selling as fast as they can be certified for nearly new car prices.
You mean CA standards.
VW upped their warranty significantly on all their vehicles. I haven’t seen numbers, but the dealreship I go to was hopping the last couple times I was there.
This whole thing seems like a crazy case study in “How regulations end up costing / causing far more ‘damage’ than they protect anyone from”
Sure, for sane people. The rest want to know why you hate the environment.
All the green stuff and animals. Annoys me.
I’m willing to bet these three ships pump out more pollution than the combined exhaust of every VW ever made.
Yes, but those are righteous emissions. Like the massive environmental hit from making and disposing of giant batteries, it is magical pollution that doesn’t really exist.
Many years ago when usenet was a thing there was a group alt.pave.the.earth where discussions were had about how best to make the earth topologically flat, so it could be paved. All food production would be moved to underground cities where we would grow grain and cattle to make beer and burgers, and then we’d be able to take our hypercars out on the paved earth to drive at ludicrous speeds. There were heretics who wanted to chrome the moon, but this idea was rejected as silly. it was such a beautiful dream. Alas, I do not think it will come to fruition.
we have the technology. all we require is the ambition and the will.
Have i never mentioned it before? My family was eaten by polar bears.
Wine question. I am probably a philistine for asking this but…recommendations of a wine for making fondu with? I know that one wants something crisp/dry and tart. Also cheap since we’ll be pouring it into a pot with cheese and heating it up.
Kirschwasser
Maybe something cheese flavored?
I hear Boone’s Farm has a lot of flavors.
Thunderbird.
Fondue, not tapas.
MD 20/20
Are you mad?!? You do realize that fondue involves an open flame, right?
“What’s the word? Thunderbird!
What’s the price? Fifty twice!
What’s the reason? Grapes in season!
Who drinks the most? Them colored folks!
What’s the reaction? Satisfaction!”
Night Train
*PAGING SWISS*
The question is about wine to add to the cheese when cooking, not to drink with the meal. Of course we’ll be going MD2020 as the pairing. I am given to understand I want a white that is not too sweet and thus relatively low in sugar.
I am given to understand I want a white that is not too sweet and thus relatively low in sugar.
Correct. You can use any dry white wine with relatively high acidity; a wine made from Chasselas grapes works really well (you can get Chasselas wines from the Okanagan region in Canada). The Swiss Chasselas-derived wine usually used is Fendant, but it’s not necessary.
Thank you! That is what I needed to know.
My father-in-law’s recommendation for fondue: any <$8 Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc.
Kirschwasser is generally an aperitif for after eating fondue in our family, but man is it nasty.
We usually have fondue 2-3 times per year. It is probably my 2nd favorite meal
Get your ass to Mars!
https://www.studyfinds.org/prosthetic-memory-brain-memories/
I thought that by international law asylum seekers must apply for asylum in the first country they get to. If so, shouldn’t the caravaners apply for asylum in Mexico? Or is that just an EU law that gets ignored?
Doesn’t count because shut up.
I thought it was first “safe” country. For some values of “safe”.
In that case, Trump should say, “It’s not safe here. Look at all the mass shootings!” Then put them on a bus for Canada.
Rothbard on black nationalism
https://mises.org/library/never-dull-moment/html/c/472
Detroit murdered liberalism
I’m comfortable believing pretty much any statement that begins “Detroit murdered…”
Detroit murdered the sedan-truck combo.
No they didn’t. My F150 is ridiculously car-like. Pretty sure it’s quieter than the old Town Cars.
The F150 is a legit truck. Mexican Sharpshooter is Mexican, so he must be lamenting the demise of the El Camino.
Mexican Sharpshooter is Mexican
How DARE you assume his background!
How dare you use an Italian to portray an Indian!!
Also the El Camino was one of the greatest vehicles ever built.
How could it be otherwise?
I’ve always been partial to the ’59
http://st.lowrider.com/uploads/sites/7/2014/06/1959-chevrolet-el-camino-passenger-side-rear-quarter-view-10.jpg
I’m actually more of a Ford guy and thus would prefer the Ranchero.
In 1993 Rothbard still held a similar but more skeptical attitude.
https://www.lewrockwell.com/1970/01/murray-n-rothbard/their-malcolm-and-mine/
So what is is it with you and Rothbard, Tulpa?
Did he kill a Relative in Battle or something?
So I post some of Rothbard’s more dubious writings so therefore I must be a Tulpa sock? :Rollseyes:
Everybody’s Tulpa here, friend.
Looks to me like he had a bad case of oikophobia
I never understood why such people are drawn to alternative exponentially worse than the one they hate
I’m enjoying this. I’ve never read any Rothbard and never knew how whacked he could be. How’s about enacting some more of your labor and giving us some of his good stuff (guessing there must be some)?
Has this been mentioned yet?
http://worldnewsdailyreport.com/colorado-hunter-claims-he-was-sexually-assaulted-by-a-sasquatch/
So that’s where Vhyrus went . . .
Steve will be by Shortly…….
YOU NO READ? STEVE SMITH WENT BY THERE ALREADY. AND BY WENT BY, MEAN…
https://www.lewrockwell.com/political-theatre/50th-anniversary-mlks-murder-us-govt/
Chemtrails at the grassy knoll!
Also, the CIA gave my cat cancer.
Here’s my current task, replacing a cracked drain pan,
https://photos.app.goo.gl/akeIV0dZoizWXjuP2
The pan is the Beige part below the Evaporator coil, and you can see what a complete unit looks like right behind my Project, Fun!
Hmmm. I’m trying to de-googlefy my life and it’s not working. In Brave the Yusef’s page appears but the pictures don’t. In chrome the pictures load just fine.
Is this some sort of Google plot, or is Brave not ready for prime time?
It looks like Brave is Chromium-based so it should have all of the bells and whistles of a current Chrome browser.
Odd, i thought it worked for all,
Well, it’s equal to tearing off the front end of your car to get at the Stereo, but, FILTHY LUCRE!
I go to my own google photos page and the same thing happens. The page is all there except for the photos.
Anyway, Yusef, how you get the pan out from under? Down you have to dismantle the whole thing?
6 AM Thursday, i break the foam insulation seals and VERY gently lift the coil about 2 inches, without Kinking the copper, If i do I’m FUCKED (OZZYMAN) slide out the old one, pry in the new one, and reassemble. if I forget, i can look at the unit next to this one for reference, Piece of Cake
/Hard Sarc Harder job
See if this works, a single image
https://photos.app.goo.gl/S8H3DepjcJvlrEF42
Cool. Thanks for posting.
Slightly narrows gaze,…
I didn’t mean to pun. But if you need to vent, well go ahead.
So, some on the left are currently trying to go after Roseanne for some photoshoot she did putting little people cookies into an oven while wearing a Hitler mustache. Reading the story, I couldn’t help but laugh as perhaps the American left’s most fraudulent and slimiest sack of shit made an appearance:
You would have thought they’d be quietly trying to pretend he doesn’t exist, but it really is amazing how truly awful a leftist has to be before people on their side will come to grips with it. This guy so clearly doesn’t have a shred of credibility in any sense. Yet he remains what they consider a serious individual.
“I am actually crying.”
Grow a sack you you fucking loser.
My favorite Eichenwald moment was when he was on CNN talking about how Trump had disrespected the wonderful, noble intelligence community. He broke it a speech about the wall of honor at the CIA and yadda yadda- as if that asshat cared in the slightest about those people a few years ago.
here’s the twitter version
https://twitter.com/kurteichenwald/status/823607638357397505?lang=en
Leftists in general hate the military and the IC, and the people who work in them know it.
I can’t be the only person who hates the “Let’s break up a blog post into dozens of tweets” style of posting.
I hate Tweets period, and the Godawful long FAZBUK links,
Ted, we agree more and more, I’m scared for us both…..
“And now alt-tab to get back to my tentacle pron!”
So the fact that Roseanne is Jewish herself adds no context to the picture?
Actually, this is SAVAGE:
And the photo was from a Jewish humor magazine called ‘Heeb’. I’m not sure if irony really is dead or simply so pervasive you can’t see it anymore.
It was from Heeb? That’s hilarious as that mag/blog was super-lefty.
Yup. It just gets funnier the more you know about it.
Context is irrelevant now if ignoring it can claim a scalp.
THANKS FOR RUINING ROSEANNE FOR ME
Just another one of (((their))) plots.
I harbor suspicions that the real Kurt Eichenwald died years ago, and that this other, newer thing is actually a Soros Industries-designed cyborg
mental sandbox time
Suppose you make a drone in the form of a small blimp. A drone like that could stay in the air for a much longer time. Put a machine gun and some infrared cameras on it and you have a very scary package.
The military used blimp drones for observation in Afghanistan and Iraq. It wouldn’t be much harder to put a machine gun on them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNPJMk2fgJU
I didn’t think blimps could move that fast. Or handle windy conditions.
The video is a pretty small gun. Anything of size to standoff would likely have too recoil for a blimp to handle.
It would look funny as Hell getting blown back by every shot, Blurble,blurble, snap, Fall!
you could have a combo of blimp drones for observation and Tucano attack planes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embraer_EMB_314_Super_Tucano
The trouble with lighter than air vehicles is that they’re lighter than air. The air moves and they move with it. Station keeping is really hard unless you’re way above normal altitude.
The surveillance blimbs we have are teathered.
If you haven’t yet Derp Google USS Akron and see the Navy’s experience with LTA. Really cool stuff.
What could possibly go wrong?
not a good day for military aviation
***
The incident marks the third crash of a U.S. military aircraft since Tuesday, when a Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter crashed during exercises along the U.S.-Mexico border in California, killing four crew members.
Also on Tuesday, a Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier jet crashed in the East African nation of Djibouti during a training exercise. The pilot ejected and is currently in “stable condition.”
***
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/04/04/f-16-jet-crashes-at-nellis-air-force-base-outside-las-vegas-officials-say.html
The obvious solution is more funding.
You realise that IS one correct answer? there are others…….
I think somebody needs to check his sarcasm detector….
Perhaps he ventured a little too close to an actual seat of govt – that could cause all kinds of problems.
“Training mission in Djibouti”? Is that by Allepo?
Is there any shithole we haven’t got troops?
Nope
The crazy son-of-a-bitch is actually going to do it:
https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/04/politics/trump-national-guard-troops-border/index.html?sr=fbCNN040418trump-national-guard-troops-border0438PMVODtopLink
I am not a wall guy. But when you a “caravan” of Mexicans (I don’t care where they’re from – they’re all Mexicans to me) moving on the border with a list of demands, it’s incredibly poor optics. The GOP refuses to fund Trump’s primary campaign promise. If he is serious about this and goes all out, it’s going to be one hell of a show. If Trump is serious about this, where do you go if you are a Republican in office?
We may see Congress actually have to face questions about the authority they’ve given the executive.
We may see Congressional Republicans cave and give into to Trump on the wall.
Democrats are going to wail and gnash their teeth like never before.
It could be a hell of a negotiating tactic and incredibly shrewd if Trump goes all in.
CNN’s tone is also amusing. They want to actually downplay how not unprecedented something Trump is doing. Bush and Obama did it, too, and it wasn’t effective! Border crossings aren’t a problem!
They know what they’re selling isn’t popular even among many who vote Dem. They know Trump taking action behind his campaign promises is going to help him.
Tell your nearest Mexican that it’s a caravan of Mexicans. 😆
I love the chum thrown in regarding that Colorado River article. “1/3 of America’s hispanic population hit hardest!” This. It’s come to this. I rolled my eyes so violently that one of them popped out, bounced off the keypad and now the cats are playing with it. They’re hard to corral without depth perception but I’m smarter than them.
Are you sure?
I for one, know the mystery of the doorknob and have been well-versed in the intricacies of the “Ritual of the Opening of the Can”, so I think I’m alright. Should they turn a baleful gaze upon me, pray for my corpus. I beseech thee!
My cat (angry at being shut out of the bathroom) has mastered the round door knob.
Mine are soft in comparison but my large one will butt his head against a closed door. We had a cat when I was a kid that would jump up on the window and shimmy across like Bruce Willis and then drop on the screen door latch in order to let himself into the house.
My Dog attacks my Cat before she gets to the Bathroom door, don’t you even Dog?
Good god – you mean the article was more stupid than the lede?
Indubitably, Good Sir! Yes, fucking indeed!
The hospital where my son was born is still finding new charges to send us. Four months later.
And the billing person I have to go through works approximately 12 minutes a week and will not return phone calls.
Shoulda just got her to leave the hut and drop the bairn in the sheep-fold like a civilized ancestor. J/K, I hope all of those bureaucratic assholes find a new circle of hell where everything they do winds up in endless toilet lines and no hope of tissue. Even better, pay toilets but the currency is based on “soul”.
We were shooting for that.
The midwives, our birth plan A, had us prepay cash to cover every thing. I got a nice itemized bill two months into the pregnancy. Then the bastard decided to come a month early and the midwives were legally required to send us to the hospital.
In class today I saw a flier titled “Protest First Aid Training”. I was confused for a moment. It went on to explain that it will provide first aid training specific to injuries that might result when you are protesting. At the bottom of the flier, I read that it was sponsored by my university’s Antifacist Group.
I didn’t know the FB blow-back had gone that far. And dammit I’m deep into a bottle of pinot noir!
Bike-lock good, Free speech baaaaaad!
Sometimes I think about attending an extremist political event on campus just to see what it’s like. Then I remembered it is better for my health and sanity to not go out of my way to find derp.
Either that or it was grossly misallocated for nearly a century by state and federal regulators.
Un-possible. Must be capitalist caused climate change.
Mexican lynx.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1QyDhLj5hU
J. Warren Kerrigan, glibertarian?
Gay and said this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Warren_Kerrigan
Jesus H Christ! I GO away for an hour and your still rambling? Kerrigan? Who? where’s the AssWeed and Mexican Sex!
It is You’re not your.
OK, You got me, Arrghh….
I still fucked your Mom, and spelled it right
Christ, what an asshole!
Him or Errol Flynn?
Lawrence of Arabia
I have things to do, so good Evening,