I tend to lean towards the latter. I suspect there’s humor on both sides in this relationship.
My husband installed a claw machine in the bathroom for my antidepressant and bipolar meds from funny
Jan 292022
Jan 292022
Remember when it was announced last year that the graves of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of a Canadian Catholic school? Wellllll…..
In Kamloops, Not One Body Has Been Found
Someday, humanity might evolve to the point where not every single accusation against western civilization is automatically believed by the media and the politicians and the activists before there’s any actual evidence. Sadly, we’re still at the monkey-throwing-its-own-poop stage of evolution, it seems.
Jan 292022
Jan 292022
Biden’s America continues its log-flume descent into third world status:
Jan 282022
A trio of youngun’s react to The Smiths “How Soon Is Now,” and demonstrate a shocking lack of knowledge of basic 80’s culture. There’s a lot here where all I can do is shrug, kinda bug-eyed, and babble “uhhh…. but… ummm… how do you not… errrrrrrrrrr……”
That’s right: Get Off My Lawn.
Jan 282022
No boom today. Boom tomorrow. Always boom tomorrow. Or in this case, many, many booms from the Tonga eruption a few weeks back.
I do wonder if this is what a full nuclear exchange would sound like from a few dozen miles from a major cluster of targets. If you were on a boat forty miles out from, say, New York City and Putin and/or Xi started raining nukes onto it, would it sound like this?
Jan 282022
The question, of course, is “what happens to flesh when you stick it behind a rocket engine?”
Jan 272022
“Three days before the Peacemaker premiere our [Scandinavian] booking agency [United Stage] dropped us from their roster because there was too little interest in the band,” singer Åge Sten Nilsen (aka “Glam”) said in a recent interview with Billboard. “I told them, maybe they should wait a couple of days … But they didn’t.”
Jan 272022
So, as Los Angeles and other localities allow criminality to skyrocket, new stories get crazier and crazier. Recently it was reported how trains are being robbed in broad daylight, with the thieves turning the region into a third world garbage pit. It got worse: the same spot saw a train derail, possibly because of all the garbage left on the tracks:
Freight train derails in Lincoln Heights
In Lincoln heights at the site of many recent train robberies a train appears to have derailed… pic.twitter.com/23SheGikrM
— Mike Ade (@bellikemike) January 15, 2022
The local and state government have proven wholly unwilling to deal with the issue. But trains are almost definitionally inter-state commerce, so couldn’t the federal government swoop in? Granted, that would require that the FBI be able and willing to do its job, the Justice Department willing to prosecute *actual* criminals, the government as a whole being full of people willing to uphold the Constitution and their oaths of office. So… yeah, maybe not so likely to happen, or at least happen effectively. But at least theoretically, shouldn’t the FBI, ATF, IRS, DOT and just about every other Alphabet Agency be on the job here, ready to swoop in, snatch train robbers, and send them to some FPMITA Prison for a term of decades?
Jan 272022
So, remember how I was saying “Wu Flu infections are up, but actual deaths are stable, so it seems that things are kinda ok?”
Snerk.
First: Infections. It looks like the latest spike has peaked in the US (though obviously not in the EU).
So, huzzah. The latest version of “worst” is over, right?
Welllll…
A fairly straight upwards line for the past three weeks. Neato.
It has also been freakin’ cold in much of the US the last few weeks. Given how enthusiastic the US system is to report any death even remotely related to Pinko Pox as caused by it, it would be interesting – and rational – to try to correlate Commie Cough deaths with flu, pneumonia and other winter maladies. Further interestingness might be had by trying to discern how much of this might be caused by people not turning up their thermostats as high as they might due to the much higher energy costs. I know it’s often pretty frigid in *this* house, because my monthly gas and electric bills have doubled compared to a year ago. Interesting, that.