WATCH LIVE: Biden to Speak on Pandemic Response as CDC Weighs New Mask Guidance
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re: #1 I Would Prefer Not To
…with a 15-foot long razor-wire wrapped curare-tipped fencepost with no lubricants.
What the actual fuck is this crap?
A Miami school is not allowing teachers who are vaccinated to teach in person.
The Centner Academy, a fee-paying school, is located in Miami’s Design District. Annual tuition begins at $15,160 (£10,898) for pre-school students and goes up to nearly $30,000 for middle school students, who are around 13-15 years old.
Co-founder Leila Centner informed parents on Monday that, when possible, the academy’s policy is to not employ anyone who has received a Covid-19 vaccine at this time, CBS Miami reported.
In a letter last week to staff, first reported by the New York Times, Mrs Centner said teachers must notify the school if they had already received the jab.
“We cannot allow recently vaccinated people to be near our students until more information is known,” Mrs Centner wrote.
Teachers who wait to get vaccinated after the school year ends will be allowed to return only when clinical trials on the vaccine are completed, assuming a position at the school is still available.
Mrs Centner also repeated a false claim of vaccinated individuals affecting unvaccinated people, saying three women in the school’s community had their menstrual cycles “impacted after having spent time with a vaccinated person”.
These people are fucking lunatics who don’t understand facts, logic, science, statistics, and have no business educating anyone, except as an example of what not to do.
“The lawsuit, filed in Commonwealth Court on Monday, came just hours after the widely anticipated release of U.S. Census data that will point the way as mapmakers in all 50 states engage in a decennial redraw of congressional and legislative boundaries.”https://t.co/7L9JzJrOpx
— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) April 27, 2021
re: #3 lawhawk
What the actual fuck is this crap?
A Miami school is not allowing teachers who are vaccinated to teach in person.
These people are fucking lunatics who don’t understand facts, logic, science, statistics, and have no business educating anyone, except as an example of what not to do.
Forget it, Jake. It’s Wingnuttia.
Seriously, the lady in question looks like she must be an anti-vaxxer nutjob. She believes that vaccinated people magically radiate evil juju that will harm a woman’s lady parts. It’s so far beyond stupid it makes even my head hurt all the way over here.
re: #3 lawhawk
Let me guess! It’s an Xtian “academy”?
“…In her letter to teachers last week and a second note sent to parents on Monday, the school’s co-founder alluded to misinformation about the vaccines’ impact on fertility and menstruation in women and girls and inaccurately suggested that vaccinated individuals “may be transmitting something” to unvaccinated people. Experts agree that vaccinated people cannot “shed” the vaccines and spread their effects to unvaccinated individuals.
None of the coronavirus vaccines approved for use in the United States have been linked to infertility, miscarriages or any other adverse impact on women’s reproductive health. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends pregnant women get a coronavirus vaccine, after observing “no safety concerns” among 35,000 women vaccinated during their third trimester. All of their babies were also healthy following the vaccinations, according to the CDC.”
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“…David and Leila Centner identify themselves as “health freedom advocates,” and their school has posted guidance to help parents file for exemptions to state-required vaccinations. In late January, they invited Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent anti-vaccine advocate, to speak at the school.Two prominent anti-vaccine advocates also publicly endorsed the school’s decision on Monday and said they have relatives enrolled at the Centner Academy.”
Your newest Miami hotspot.
re: #3 lawhawk
re: #5 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
As we discussed last night, Centner’s COO, Bianca Erickson, is eyeball deep in Woo:
Meet Bianca Erickson of The Joyful Hour in Miami Beach (January 18,2019)
The brief course was priced at $497.
re: #3 lawhawk
What the actual fuck is this crap?
A Miami school is not allowing teachers who are vaccinated to teach in person.
These people are fucking lunatics who don’t understand facts, logic, science, statistics, and have no business educating anyone, except as an example of what not to do.
The Centners are big-time Republican donors.
BREAKING: The Trump-worshiping @CPAC has given me a 0% rating for 2020, and I couldn’t be prouder.
— Eric Swalwell (@ericswalwell) April 27, 2021
re: #9 jaunte
Your newest Miami hotspot.
Apparently health freedom means only our interpretation
No one elses health freedom matters
re: #8 jaunte
Experts agree that vaccinated people cannot “shed” the vaccines and spread their effects to unvaccinated individuals.
If they could then everyone wouldnt need to be vaccinated individually
Why does Tucker always look like he’s smelling Rand Paul’s finger? #TuckerMustGo https://t.co/GLzQw0Dmev
— Patti M Piatt #BlackLivesMatter (@PiattPatti) April 27, 2021
re: #14 Backwoods_Sleuth
Still not a fan of Rep. Swalwell, who thinks I am un-American.
re: #17 Dangerman
If they could then everyone wouldnt need to be vaccinated individually
To put a not too fine point on it..
If the vaccine could spread like the virus…
re: #3 lawhawk
What the actual fuck is this crap?
A Miami school is not allowing teachers who are vaccinated to teach in person.
These people are fucking lunatics who don’t understand facts, logic, science, statistics, and have no business educating anyone, except as an example of what not to do.
To think rich people are paying a fortune for this moron to educate their kids.
re: #21 Dangerman
Tucker carlson says wearing clothes is like being naked
He should be a fan of Wonkette then, where pants are not allowed.
NEWS: @POTUS has selected Celeste Drake to be the country’s first Made in America Director — another step forward in our efforts to ensure the future is made in America by all of America’s workers.https://t.co/man5cfVf4D
— Rob Friedlander (@RFriedlander46) April 27, 2021
“Hundreds of 17-year-olds who could not cast ballots in the 2020 election because of their age are among 294,000 registered Iowa voters recently marked as inactive.”👀https://t.co/xLNyMyR6WK
— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) April 27, 2021
The latest outrageous outrage. A copy of VP Harris’s book was donated to a center for migrant kids and photographed. A Murdoch Rag lied that a copy was being included in a welcome bag for every migrant child, which was repeated by Fox News and rapidly spread across the wingularity.
Someone tell poor dumb Sean Spicer https://t.co/Em5PsfUsfi
— Molly Jong-Fast🏡 (@MollyJongFast) April 27, 2021
And as if the “normal” South Carolina Republicans aren’t loony enough, ladies and gentlemen, LIN WOOD (now running for SC Republican party chair)
Lin Wood claims he knows about Drew McKissick and Lindsey Graham (meaning unclear). Drew McKissick seems to state that Lin Wood supports Chinese pornography. pic.twitter.com/txTpdqj77x
— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) April 27, 2021
So far today, my cat herding skills have been tested to the max.
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re: #27 BeachDem
And as if the “normal” South Carolina Republicans aren’t loony enough, ladies and gentlemen, LIN WOOD (now running for SC Republican party chair)
Wood is insane, but his boycott of the Georgia Senate runoffs elections may have helped Ossoff and Warnock, and imagine the mess we would be in if they hadn’t won.
April 27, 1944 In Labor History: FDR Seized The Sh*t Out Of Montgomery Ward (Wonkette)
On April 27, 1944, Attorney General Francis Biddle arrived in Chicago to order Montgomery Ward head Sewell Avery to either extend his workers’ union contract so they would not strike during the war, or have his company seized and run by the American government. When Avery refused, Biddle had the military physically remove Avery from Montgomery Ward offices, and the process began that led to the government seizing the workplace. This remarkable incident shows just how hostile some corporate heads were to unions, even to help win the war.
Many corporate heads originally embraced the New Deal, in particular the National Recovery Administration, because it offered a government-led solution to the problem of over-competition without really forcing them to give up most control over their daily decisions. The Blue Eagle, at least under the pro-corporate NRA chief General Hugh Johnson, was amenable to many corporations. But not all. The corporate fundamentalist ideology was that any government interference was a massive violation of liberty. A minority of corporate leaders held to this position no matter how far the economy had fallen.
The fascinating story continues at the link. I was unaware of this action against Montgomery Ward’s CEO during WW2.
re: #29 No Malarkey!
Wood is insane, but his boycott of the Georgia Senate runoffs elections may have helped Ossoff and Warnock, and imagine the mess we would be in if they hadn’t won.
And, if I recall correctly, there’s some question as to whether he was a Georgia or SC resident at the time of that election.
I can’t begin to describe what a relief it is to hear the voice of a President that is soothing and gentle and doesn’t sound like a bag of cats in a jacuzzi.
re: #31 BeachDem
And, if I recall correctly, there’s some question as to whether he was a Georgia or SC resident at the time of that election.
I know there was a Florida attorney who encouraged Florida Republicans to lie about their address and vote in the Georgia runoffs.
re: #27 BeachDem
And as if the “normal” South Carolina Republicans aren’t loony enough, ladies and gentlemen, LIN WOOD (now running for SC Republican party chair)
I heard Chinese Pornography is the next G’n’R album, due out shortly before the heat death of the universe.
re: #28 mmmirele
So far today, my cat herding skills have been tested to the max.
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I read it all
I assumed there would be cats
He fucked around and found out.
The CEO of telemedicine company, @VisuWell, harassed a gay teen attending a pre-prom party.
Internet promptly IDed him.
Board of Directors promptly fired him. https://t.co/Sehwc1gl2w— The Hoarse Whisperer (@TheRealHoarse) April 27, 2021
This begins in 10 minutes https://t.co/PHgvMB4v6m
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) April 27, 2021
re: #30 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
April 27, 1944 In Labor History: FDR Seized The Sh*t Out Of Montgomery Ward (Wonkette)
The fascinating story continues at the link. I was unaware of this action against Montgomery Ward’s CEO during WW2.
Just saw the giant Monkey Ward building(s) while on an architecture tour of downtown Chicago. Frickin’ MASSIVE.
They were the Amazon of their day. Complete, it seems, with a messianic founder filled with steely determination to strip all basic dignity and humanity from his workers.
Fuck that guy.
Sigh. This is why I can’t have nice things. Below the fold.
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re: #33 No Malarkey!
I know there was a Florida attorney who encouraged Florida Republicans to lie about their address and vote in the Georgia runoffs.
Secretary Raffensperger Launches Investigation of Florida Attorney Looking to Fraudulently Register and Vote in Georgia’s Runoff Election (Georgia Secretary of State Website)
(ATLANTA) - Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is investigating a Florida lawyer who was caught on tape planning to - and encouraging 2 million others to - move to Georgia before the January 5 Senate runoff elections and to register and cast a ballot. Only true Georgia residents can register to vote and cast a ballot in elections in Georgia.
“Make no mistake, individuals who attempt to undermine the integrity of Georgia’s elections will be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” said Secretary Raffensperger. “Those who move to Georgia just to vote in the Senate runoffs with no intention of staying are committing a felony that is punishable with jailtime and hefty fines. They will be found, they will be investigated, and they will be punished.”
During a November 7 speech to the Bay County Florida Republican Party, Florida Attorney Bill Price said he was moving to Georgia and moving in with his brother in order to register to vote and cast a ballot in the January 5 Senate runoff elections. He exhorted those in attendance to be “his roommate in Georgia” and also register to vote fraudulently in the state.
The Secretary of State’s office has launched an investigation of Bill Price’s actions. He attempted to register to vote fraudulently, but his registration is still in pending status.
Secretary Raffensperger has issued warnings repeatedly against individuals looking to move to Georgia solely to cast ballots in the Senate runoffs. Raffensperger recently announced investigations into third-party organizations soliciting registrations from dead or out-of-state voters. He has also warned that groups that are looking to help others move to Georgia to vote fraudulently could possibly be prosecuted as well.
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re: #37 lawhawk
I’m thinking this POS gets to spend some more time behind bars. Judges are not *totally* political creatures, but I’m thinking that there’s a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes.
Putting your feet up on Nancy’s desk is going to turn out to be a really, really dumb-ass move by this redneck.
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She’s an idiot, and so is Joe Rogan.
Joe Rogan is correct about the COVID vaccine for kids & young healthy people.pic.twitter.com/AxGwFxAMVB
— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) April 27, 2021
re: #38 Khal Wimpo (exhaling for 1st time in 4 yrs)
Just saw the giant Monkey Ward building(s) while on an architecture tour of downtown Chicago. Frickin’ MASSIVE.
They were the Amazon of their day. Complete, it seems, with a messianic founder filled with steely determination to strip all basic dignity and humanity from his workers.
Fuck that guy.
Monkey Ward and Sears fucked up SO BAD by passing up the chance to go on-line in the early days of the internet. They could have been the Amazon of today. Instead, they’re both footnotes.
re: #42 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
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She’s an idiot, and so is Joe Rogan.
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I’m sure that young, healthy 21 year old would love to have her lungs back, or that young, health 31 year old soccer coach would prefer to be alive.
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73% of unvaccinated Americans say they’re unwilling to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. https://t.co/vL0GsbBCTO
— Axios (@axios) April 26, 2021
Grunge music.
— Edwin (@EdMix13) April 27, 2021
re: #43 sagehen
Monkey Ward and Sears fucked up SO BAD by passing up the chance to go on-line in the early days of the internet. They could have been the Amazon of today. Instead, they’re both footnotes.
Sears tried to go online early, back when they were part of a group trying to set a service up similar to AOL. They just didn’t try again when the internet was more able to handle what they needed.
re: #47 gocart mozart
The sound it’s impossible to fuget.
I’m going to roll away to bed. Catch y’all later.
Stay sane.
re: #50 Belafon
It looks like you’ve met your beef quota for the year. //
My burgers aren’t big, the buns got small.😃
re: #46 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Good thing there are two other vaccines, and probably others soon. We have enough doses of Pfizer and Moderna, but vaccination worldwide will be slowed, because people in the third world have the internet as well.
Thanks for keeping us abreast of the situation.
— Edwin (@EdMix13) April 27, 2021
re: #43 sagehen
Monkey Ward and Sears fucked up SO BAD by passing up the chance to go on-line in the early days of the internet. They could have been the Amazon of today. Instead, they’re both footnotes.
Sears was an online pioneer as they began online sales via Prodigy. The problem was they never figured out how to make this work for them. Amazon got the online sales/distribution and lost tons doing this before figuring out the volume model, but now needs brick/mortar locations to distribute from (and former Sears, JCP, and KMart locations all look like prime spots to make distribution work).
re: #54 HRH Stanley Sea
My favorite combo.
Mine, too. I wouldn’t say no to a mushroom swiss burger, though.
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Joe Rogan is a wanker and those students will need a vaccine to get back into school next year, I’m guessing.
Don’t listen to wankers, kids. https://t.co/9nkv9XQ3ER— Karoli 🇺🇸 (@Karoli) April 27, 2021
re: #58 jeffreyw
Mine, too. I wouldn’t say no to a mushroom swiss burger, though.
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re: #58 jeffreyw
Mine, too. I wouldn’t say no to a mushroom swiss burger, though.
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re: #59 jaunte
Someone should get that woman - who, at 21 last year, had to get her lungs replaced because of the virus - to do ads.
re: #39 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
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re: #48 Belafon
Sears tried to go online early, back when they were part of a group trying to set a service up similar to AOL. They just didn’t try again when the internet was more able to handle what they needed.
Yes I remember Prodigy. And ol Fast Eddie was too busy maximizing short term profits at the expense of long term strategy. But that’s what they’re taught in American MBA schools…
re: #59 jaunte
Sine Rogan moved to Texas I wonder how he’s getting his weed, since it’s illegal there.
A person wearing a mask and minding her own business is the definition of someone you should leave alone. But by casting her as an “aggressor”, Carlson spun a story where conservatives get to pretend to be heroes for being assholes. pic.twitter.com/6IpT3JU4Fj
— Amanda Marcotte (@AmandaMarcotte) April 27, 2021
good for her https://t.co/W4AzKgRGYM (story by @ohheyjenna)
— Paige Lavender (@paigelav) April 27, 2021
This means you understand NFTs
— J… Fa… (@JayFay75) April 27, 2021
Did you expect this liar to have any ethics at all?
I didn’t
Barrett slammed for refusing to recuse herself from case involving Koch-funded group that bankrolled ads for her confirmation
It’s a day early but whatever. Let’s she if she blocks me again.
@Ale_Mussolini_
Felice Anniversario, Cara! pic.twitter.com/umLZ36mXuX— Edwin (@EdMix13) April 27, 2021
re: #66 🌹UOJB!
Yes I remember Prodigy. And ol Fast Eddie was too busy maximizing short term profits at the expense of long term strategy. But that’s what they’re taught in American MBA schools…
I was working for Sears at the tower when Prodigy was a thing. Some people were very excited about online marketing, but the leaders botched it.
re: #57 lawhawk
Sears was an online pioneer as they began online sales via Prodigy. The problem was they never figured out how to make this work for them.
Sears, like every other existing retail business, saw the internet as an adjunct to their existing business with its billions of dollars of land, trucks, distribution centres, retail stores, sales offices etc. The internet was just a method to get a few percent more customers and a few percent more sales. Basically they saw the internet as an extension to their mail order services — remember the days when you’d fill in a form out of the back of a paper catalogue and mail it off in a postage paid reply envelope? Something like that but electronicky.
Jeff Bezos saw the internet as the basis and underpinning of what Amazon was to become, no land or distribution centres (to start with), no retail stores and sales staff, just wires and servers and automation up the wazoo and no envelopes. He was right, they were wrong and they kept on being wrong while Amazon made billions in losses each year for a decade or more as they grew the company at an explosive rate. Now it’s Amazon and The Seven Dwarves and Bezos is funding a space program out of his spare change jar.
re: #69 Dread Pirate Ron
Foolish people will pay real cash for infinitely reproducible digital images if they have a cryptographic tag attached that indicates “authenticity.” This “authenticity” brings no actual value, so it’s confusing for people who are not into grifting via artificial scarcity.
— Jeff Flanagan (@JeffMFlanagan) April 27, 2021
Asked Josh Hawley about Cheney’s criticism of him, and he said she is “really out of step with GOP voters and members.”
“This is somebody who has no support in her own caucus, who has hung her own members out to dry over and over…I think she’s on an island.”— Manu Raju (@mkraju) April 27, 2021
What Cheney said of 2024: “I do think that some of our candidates who led the charge, particularly the senators who led the unconstitutional charge, not to certify the election, you know, in my view that’s disqualifying.”
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) April 27, 2021
If you take health advice from this beef-brained loudmouth, you deserve whatever happens next. https://t.co/nFnw2Z2j1q
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) April 27, 2021
re: #74 Nojay UK
Sears, like every other existing retail business, saw the internet as an adjunct to their existing business with its billions of dollars of land, trucks, distribution centres, retail stores, sales offices etc. The internet was just a method to get a few percent more customers and a few percent more sales. Basically they saw the internet as an extension to their mail order services — remember the days when you’d fill in a form out of the back of a paper catalogue and mail it off in a postage paid reply envelope? Something like that but electronicky.
Jeff Bezos saw the internet as the basis and underpinning of what Amazon was to become, no land or distribution centres (to start with), no retail stores and sales staff, just wires and servers and automation up the wazoo and no envelopes. He was right, they were wrong and they kept on being wrong while Amazon made billions in losses each year for a decade or more as they grew the company at an explosive rate. Now it’s Amazon and The Seven Dwarves and Bezos is funding a space program out of his spare change jar.
Sears didn’t even seriously try to compete online. They had all these catalog fulfillment centers that could have been Amazon, but they shut down catalog just as other people were building the Internet. That failure to see where we were going doomed Sears.
re: #75 Punish Domestic Terrorists
In concept, I agree with the idea of an NFT and the ability to copyright and authenticate a digital work of art. I think, however, that using the blockchain to do this authentication is a terrible idea and that the implementation of NFT’s is seriously flawed. Ideally, it would be something woven into the technology, such that the digital certificate of authenticity is actually that - something that only the creator of said piece can validate, similar to a public/private encryption key (which is a hell of a lot cheaper). Currently, anyone can slap an NFT on something, if they have a bitcoin mining rig, and call it “theirs”.
re: #77 Charles Johnson
Rogan looks like shit. I would not follow this guy’s health advice.
re: #67 Eric The Fruit Bat
He’s a connected rich dude, he doesn’t have to worry about it I’m sure.
The judge is far more lenient than he should be.
The intent and purpose was to mock and the “genuineness” of the apology was only because she faced revocation of bail pending trial.
Fact is, she and rest of insurrectionists never should have been granted bail.— lawhawk #maskingforafriend (@lawhawk) April 27, 2021
re: #79 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
In concept, I agree with the idea of an NFT and the ability to copyright and authenticate a digital work of art. I think, however, that using the blockchain to do this authentication is a terrible idea and that the implementation of NFT’s is seriously flawed. Ideally, it would be something woven into the technology, such that the digital certificate of authenticity is actually that - something that only the creator of said piece can validate, similar to a public/private encryption key (which is a hell of a lot cheaper). Currently, anyone can slap an NFT on something, if they have a bitcoin mining rig, and call it “theirs”.
As you can probably tell, I don’t agree with the concept of artificial scarcity of infinitely reproducible items, without even getting into the massive energy waste of blockchain. It looks like pure capitalist grift to me.
Your method would fail when the creator is incapacitated or dies.
re: #81 A Mom Anon
My husband listened to this idiot before he went totally behind a paywall. I cannot STAND Rogan. He’s a smug, toxic asshole, I bet he even smells like one, a cross between BO, weed and Axe body wash.
— Wampa One (@thewampaone) April 27, 2021
re: #83 Punish Domestic Terrorists
As you can probably tell, I don’t agree with the concept of artificial scarcity of infinitely reproducible items, without even getting into the massive energy waste of blockchain. It looks like pure capitalist grift to me.
Your method would fail when the creator is incapacitated or dies.
It would be persistent, which means it could/would be passed on as part of the estate. My take on it is from the perspective of an artist; a painter gets copyright of his works and exclusive licensing to sell his individual paintings as he sees fit. Why should that not apply for someone who spends many hours laboring over, say, a computer animation?
re: #79 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
In concept, I agree with the idea of an NFT and the ability to copyright and authenticate a digital work of art. I think, however, that using the blockchain to do this authentication is a terrible idea and that the implementation of NFT’s is seriously flawed. Ideally, it would be something woven into the technology, such that the digital certificate of authenticity is actually that - something that only the creator of said piece can validate, similar to a public/private encryption key (which is a hell of a lot cheaper). Currently, anyone can slap an NFT on something, if they have a bitcoin mining rig, and call it “theirs”.
Maybe I should set up to make NFT’s for my photos and sell a few hundred “unique” images on Etsy or Eprey?
re: #83 Punish Domestic Terrorists
As you can probably tell, I don’t agree with the concept of artificial scarcity of infinitely reproducible items, without even getting into the massive energy waste of blockchain. It looks like pure capitalist grift to me.
Your method would fail when the creator is incapacitated or dies.
I agree with the original intent of copyright: A limited time license to foster creativity. I’m not going to argue over the flaws of the current copyright law, but without some way of getting a return on the time you put into creating a work, there’s little incentive to put in the work. It’s not just the artificial scarcity of reproduction that’s at play here.
Whether she should have gotten some money for a picture taken of her by her dad, that’s a different question.
re: #90 I Would Prefer Not To
Fucker Carlson is the new Rush.
Ah, I remember the Fuck Rush days…now that he’s dead fuck his memory.
re: #91 darthstar
Ah, I remember the Fuck Rush days…now that he’s dead fuck his memory.
He’s dead, so he can’t receive any more fucks. I vote we focus on Carlson.
Not a parody. This is American Consevatism circa 2021.
“My primary reason for refusing the vaccine is much simpler: I dislike the people who want me to take it, and it makes them mad when they hear about my refusal. That, in turn, makes me happy.”https://t.co/iFMw3OBe3f— Charlie Sykes (@SykesCharlie) April 27, 2021
re: #59 jaunte
Based on Rogan’s in depth research of observing his two kids have mild Covid symptoms, he can pronounce that young people shouldn’t get vaccinated because the vaccines are “experimental” and there are no long term health risks of Covid, and they have no responsibility to the community to help end the spread.
Turns out President Biden is NOT sleepy after all. 🙂
— Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 (@joncoopertweets) April 27, 2021
re: #94 Backwoods_Sleuth
That seems like satire.
re: #95 Dangerman
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We should start a pool on which state has the first shooting from an argument precipitated by some right-wing asshole demanding a stranger remove their mask in public. I’ll put $20 on Arizona.
We will be treated to the satisfying spectacle of gullible goobers being arrested and marched off to jail for making frivolous police/CPS calls. Tucker and other big time Trumpsters don’t care, though. As with the Meal Team 6ers and tax cheats who stormed the Capitol, they are little people and therefore expendable. Trumperati will probably claim the calls are an antifa/BLM hoax.
I’d forgotten what a pleasant thing a cheese and tomato sandwich is.
I am aware that this is one of the dullest and most banal tweets in history. Accept my apologies.
Still. They are nice.— Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) April 27, 2021
The guidance provided by the CDC would be completely meaningful if we were a nation of sane residents who were capable of evaluating factual information. Unfortunately, too many are Covid deniers or Covid minimizers; you cannot assume an unmasked person is fully vaccinated unless you know the person and know their status. And how are you going to persuade your children to wear masks, if you aren’t wearing them yourselves?
Someone pointed out on twitter that the chart posted downstairs
Here are the CDC’s new recommendations for when to wear a mask and when not to. pic.twitter.com/NfcOz0tLh9
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) April 27, 2021
does not describe what is safe for a small indoor gathering of fully vaccinated people from multiple households.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT!
WATCH: Jen Psaki Sweetly Congratulates Fox News Reporter for Getting Married — Then Destroys Him pic.twitter.com/Mar7OCTVZ2— Tommy X-TrumpIsARacist-opher (@tommyxtopher) April 27, 2021
Literally what is this question? pic.twitter.com/Xt9HRy2zvo
— Tim Hogan (@timjhogan) April 27, 2021
Nick Fuentes is now on a no-fly list.
“Just build your own airline” https://t.co/CINkzRAJLZ— Lauren Chen (@TheLaurenChen) April 27, 2021
re: #103 Backwoods_Sleuth
I love watching her dismantle Fox and OAN “reporters” - I’ll bet his new wife is proud.
re: #105 Backwoods_Sleuth
Wow, consequences for being an insurrectionist and stochastic terrorist. Go figure.
re: #105 Backwoods_Sleuth
This morning Nick Fuentes is drumming up support from Glenn Greenwald & prominent conservative influencers beyond his usual circle, because he’s apparently discovered he’s on a no-fly list. Idk man, maybe its bc you glorified murdering flight attendants to thousands of fans? https://t.co/iIcLpnLkqk
— Ben Lorber (@BenLorber8) April 27, 2021
re: #105 Backwoods_Sleuth
@GreyhoundBus - can you help a raicist asshole out here?
— Sean McCabe (@darthstar99) April 27, 2021
re: #102 Hecuba’s daughter
By this point, if people aren’t going to give a shit about their own health or anyone else’s, then they probably can’t be reached. Unless there are consequences to not being vaccinated, like inability to enroll your kids in school, go to work, or do things like dine out or go hear your favorite band play, there’s not going to be much you can do unless we want to start fining and jailing people. Which presents other problems.
No one, and I mean NO one is invited to my home for any damned reason unless I see their fucking CDC vaccine card. My husband is medically fragile and I am over 60, nope, not happening. Even with all of us fully vaccinated. Because I do not want to be around people who are stupid, spiteful dipshits. This is a good sorting mechanism I will happily take advantage of.
Another insurrectionist who never should have been granted bail. We keep seeing these treasonweasels getting bail awaiting trial.
They participated in an effort to overthrow the government.— lawhawk #maskingforafriend (@lawhawk) April 27, 2021
re: #102 Hecuba’s daughter
The guidance provided by the CDC would be completely meaningful if we were a nation of sane residents who were capable of evaluating factual information. Unfortunately, too many are Covid deniers or Covid minimizers; you cannot assume an unmasked person is fully vaccinated unless you know the person and know their status. And how are you going to persuade your children to wear masks, if you aren’t wearing them yourselves?
im done with these people
they are not deniers
or minimizers
or anti-vaccine
their justifications are lies
not masquerading as science, proof or truth
but to support some absurd notion of ‘freedom’ or autonomy
while ignoring every other person who exists
in the end, they are merely transparent, bad liars
re: #99 DesertDenizen
We should start a pool on which state has the first shooting from an argument precipitated by some right-wing asshole demanding a stranger remove their mask in public. I’ll put $20 on Arizona.
I’m taking Florida!
re: #98 Punish Domestic Terrorists
That seems like satire.
Looking at the American Greatness site, with dozens of articles in a similar vein, including an almost identical one by someone else on why they won’t get the vaccine, it appears to not be satire.
re: #103 Backwoods_Sleuth
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even if the cdc says when vaccinated you may not ‘have to’ if you’re willing to take the risk, that doesn’t mean you cant or shouldn’t
seat belts and air bags
sunscreen and a hat
an awful lot of folks wear belt and suspenders (ok maybe bad example)
wtf is wrong with these people?
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT!
WATCH: Jen Psaki Sweetly Congratulates Fox News Reporter for Getting Married — Then Destroys Him pic.twitter.com/Mar7OCTVZ2— Tommy X-TrumpIsARacist-opher (@tommyxtopher) April 27, 2021
Don’t ask me how, but I got an Epoch Times in my mailbox. I’d use it to line the litterbox, but I’m afraid it would kill the cat.
re: #113 No Malarkey!
I’m taking Florida!
I’m betting our no permit, no training concealed carry gives us the edge. When some asshole tells me to take off my mask and I tell him to fuck off there’s absolutely no way of knowing if he’s strapped. And this state has a 140+ year history of solving problems with guns. That said, Florida has Stand Your Ground.
re: #105 Backwoods_Sleuth
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it’s certainly a free country for everyone else on the flight that didnt have to deal with you
So I’m on my way to a press conference to discuss how I’ve been banned from nearly all social media and tech services, and then I find out that I can’t even get there because I’ve been put on a no-fly list. This is overt political persecution. America is not a free country.
— Nicholas J. Fuentes (@NickJFuentes) April 27, 2021
re: #87 William Lewis
opensea.io if you’re curious. I tried getting my niece to make her book trilogy an NFT but so far no dice.
re: #111 lawhawk
It’s not America if they suffer consequences.
re: #110 A Mom Anon
By this point, if people aren’t going to give a shit about their own health or anyone else’s, then they probably can’t be reached. Unless there are consequences to not being vaccinated, like inability to enroll your kids in school, go to work, or do things like dine out or go hear your favorite band play, there’s not going to be much you can do unless we want to start fining and jailing people. Which presents other problems.
No one, and I mean NO one is invited to my home for any damned reason unless I see their fucking CDC vaccine card. My husband is medically fragile and I am over 60, nope, not happening. Even with all of us fully vaccinated. Because I do not want to be around people who are stupid, spiteful dipshits. This is a good sorting mechanism I will happily take advantage of.
yes an excellent policy any time
Cool for a spring day. Rain/Thunderstorm on the way. Good day for a stew.
Into the instant pot:
half a package (pound?) of hamburger, sauted.
beef stock
can of cream of mushroom soup
2 carrots into coins
4 potatos into 8ths
Heavy hand on the herb mix
Stew/meat setting for 40 minutes. Should be good.
re: #110 A Mom Anon
The only way there will be any true enforcement is when the FDA/CDC officially approves the vaccine via the normal approval process. Hopefully, that will happen before fall, but ya never know.
re: #121 Amory Blaine
opensea.io if you’re curious. I tried getting my niece to make her book trilogy an NFT but so far no dice.
I was being a smartass but, what the heck, I’ll check the link. Thank you.
re: #114 Renaissance_Man
Looking at the American Greatness site, with dozens of articles in a similar vein, including an almost identical one by someone else on why they won’t get the vaccine, it appears to not be satire.
Conservatives have come across as a parody of the Conservatives of previous decades for a while now.
when some body tells u that u are the most liked bird pic.twitter.com/T9nSTrVtJF
— darth™ (@darth) April 27, 2021
re: #126 William Lewis
I knew you were ;) but I also know you are the curious type.
re: #128 Backwoods_Sleuth
Flying cats are so cool….
re: #111 lawhawk
I have no idea on what type of logic is being used by the judiciary here, this guy should be charged with sedition, insurrection, breaking and entering and trespass, I have no clue why this warrants bail.
re: #102 Hecuba’s daughter
The guidance provided by the CDC would be completely meaningful if we were a nation of sane residents who were capable of evaluating factual information. Unfortunately, too many are Covid deniers or Covid minimizers; you cannot assume an unmasked person is fully vaccinated unless you know the person and know their status. And how are you going to persuade your children to wear masks, if you aren’t wearing them yourselves?
Someone pointed out on twitter that the chart posted downstairs
does not describe what is safe for a small indoor gathering of fully vaccinated people from multiple households.
If you are fully vaccinated, I think the risk would be minimal, if you know and trust them all.
re: #133 piratedan
I have no idea on what type of logic is being used by the judiciary here, this guy should be charged with sedition, insurrection, breaking and entering and trespass, I have no clue why this warrants bail.
He’s white.
Farming Robot Kills 100,000 Weeds per Hour With Lasers
A person can weed about one acre of crops a day. This smart robot can weed 20.
The farming robot looks like a large cube on wheels.
As it drives itself down rows of crops, its 12 cameras scan the ground. An onboard computer, powered by AI, identifies weeds, and the robot’s carbon dioxide lasers then zap and kill the plants.
The Autonomous Weeder can eliminate more than 100,000 weeds per hour and weed 15 to 20 acres of crops in one day — for comparison, Myers said a laborer can weed about one acre of his onions per day.
re: #105 Backwoods_Sleuth
If your opinion is genocidal, I’m good with it.
— aagcobb (@aagcobb1) April 27, 2021
So Nick Fuentes got put on a no-fly list, and was whining about it. I replied back to hin on Twitter:
You need a refresher course on capitalism - let me give it to you: https://t.co/M7ZtYHD7nT https://t.co/CsI9CC2H7X
— Eric The Fruit Bat (@ericfruitbat) April 27, 2021
re: #137 No Malarkey!
And the mainstream GOP is quickly becoming genocidal themselves. I have no problem at all with this. Civilization is tolerant, but does not have to tolerate intolerance. Especially genocidal intolerance.
re: #110 A Mom Anon
By this point, if people aren’t going to give a shit about their own health or anyone else’s, then they probably can’t be reached. Unless there are consequences to not being vaccinated, like inability to enroll your kids in school, go to work, or do things like dine out or go hear your favorite band play, there’s not going to be much you can do unless we want to start fining and jailing people. Which presents other problems.
No one, and I mean NO one is invited to my home for any damned reason unless I see their fucking CDC vaccine card. My husband is medically fragile and I am over 60, nope, not happening. Even with all of us fully vaccinated. Because I do not want to be around people who are stupid, spiteful dipshits. This is a good sorting mechanism I will happily take advantage of.
My home security company is updating their panels so today was the day for the tech to visit my house. I thought this was going to be a 10 minute operation but my stuff was so out of date that he had to replace some of it. He was in the house for about 45 minutes. We were both masked and he volunteered that he’d had the first of his two shots. I had my second one five five weeks ago. I wanted to get the job done so I just went into another room and waited it out. I’m feeling unsettled (it was the first time anyone’s been inside my house for a year. It was probably more horrifying for him given the state of my house), but I think we both followed the rules of isolation well. I’m not feeling like death is imminent.
Now I need to go to Walgreen’s, Target, and the local grocery which I still consider to be risky.
re: #119 Dangerman
it’s certainly a free country for everyone else on the flight that didnt have to deal with you
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He’s complaining about being “banned from social media” while posting on Twitter with a blue checkbox account.
re: #133 piratedan
I have no idea on what type of logic is being used by the judiciary here, this guy should be charged with sedition, insurrection, breaking and entering and trespass, I have no clue why this warrants bail.
Because he wasn’t charged with sedition or insurrection, he was charged essentially with trespassing and interrupting/preventing official proceedings. You don’t hold someone indefinitely without bail unless the prosecution can prove he is a continuing danger. The judge decided the note he left didn’t meet the threshold. Bail isn’t punitive it is just supposed to make sure the guy shows up for trial.
re: #142 stpaulbear
My home security company is updating their panels so today was the day for the tech to visit my house. I thought this was going to be a 10 minute operation but my stuff was so out of date that he had to replace some of it. He was in the house for about 45 minutes. We were both masked and he volunteered that he’d had the first of his two shots. I had my second one five five weeks ago. I wanted to get the job done so I just went into another room and waited it out. I’m feeling unsettled (it was the first time anyone’s been inside my house for a year. It was probably more horrifying for him given the state of my house), but I think we both followed the rules of isolation well. I’m not feeling like death is imminent.
Now I need to go to Walgreen’s, Target, and the local grocery which I still consider to be risky.
Forgive me if you have health problems I’m not aware of, but you are at very little risk now, especially if you wear a mask.
There’s an Apple blogger I read frequently who covers other stuff besides Apple. You could comfortably describe him as liberal for the most part.
The last month he’s had a huge bug up his ass about getting the CDC, the feds, etc., to rescind wearing masking outdoors in public. He and his family have been vaccinated, so that’s driving a lot of it. The guy was not a COVIDiot or anything, and was really pushing mask wearing this time last year.
If I’m parsing his complaints right, if you meet certain criteria (vaccinated, still practicing a modicum of social distancing, etc.), you shouldn’t be require to wear a mask. The guy hasn’t crossed into Tucker Carlson territory yet, but goddamn, it’s close.
I’m like, “I’ll wear the mask until December until the CDC makes a sound rational decision.”
I just don’t get people. Dude lives in Philly but roots for the Yankees and the Cowboys, so he obviously has his issues.
re: #115 Dangerman
even if the cdc says when vaccinated you may not ‘have to’ if you’re willing to take the risk, that doesn’t mean you cant or shouldn’t
seat belts and air bags
sunscreen and a hat
an awful lot of folks wear belt and suspenders (ok maybe bad example)
wtf is wrong with these people?
PSMACKDOWN!!!!
(h/t to Wonkette.)
I look forward to not reading TFG’s Academy hot takes.
— aagcobb (@aagcobb1) April 27, 2021
re: #147 Mattand
There’s an Apple blogger I read frequently who covers other stuff beside Apple. You could comfortably describe him as liberal for the most part.
The last month he’s had a huge bug up his ass about getting the CDC, the feds, etc., to rescind wearing masking outdoors in public. He and his family have been vaccinated, so that’s driving a lot of it. The guy was not a COVIDiot or anything, and was really pushing mask wearing this time last year.
If I’m parsing his complaints right, if you meet certain criteria (vaccinated, still practicing a modicum of social distancing, etc.), you shouldn’t be require to wear a mask. The guy hasn’t crossed into Tucker Carlson territory yet, but goddamn, it’s close.
I’m like, “I’ll wear the mask until December until the CDC makes a sound rational decision.”
I just don’t get people. Dude lives in Philly but roots for the Yankees and the Cowboys, so he obviously has his issues.
It’s a mask. It’s a piece of paper or cloth. At this point, it should take you 2 seconds to put it on and be second nature to wear it if you’re not doing anything strenuous. Just wear the goddamn thing until there’s a valid reason not to. It’s the least you can do for your unvaccinated fellow man.
re: #147 Mattand
There’s an Apple blogger I read frequently who covers other stuff beside Apple. You could comfortably describe him as liberal for the most part.
The last month he’s had a huge bug up his ass about getting the CDC, the feds, etc., to rescind wearing masking outdoors in public. He and his family have been vaccinated, so that’s driving a lot of it. The guy was not a COVIDiot or anything, and was really pushing mask wearing this time last year.
If I’m parsing his complaints right, if you meet certain criteria (vaccinated, still practicing a modicum of social distancing, etc.), you shouldn’t be require to wear a mask. The guy hasn’t crossed into Tucker Carlson territory yet, but goddamn, it’s close.
I’m like, “I’ll wear the mask until December until the CDC makes a sound rational decision.”
I just don’t get people. Dude lives in Philly but roots for the Yankees and the Cowboys, so he obviously has his issues.
I’m with him, based on the science outdoor mask use unless you are in a large crowd never made any sense. Some people say a simple one rule “always wear a mask outside of your house” is simple and easy to understand. IMO unwarranted draconian rules make it less likely people will follow the reasonable effective rules.
re: #117 Eric The Fruit Bat
Don’t ask me how, but I got an Epoch Times in my mailbox. I’d use it to line the litterbox, but I’m afraid it would kill the cat.
I recently got one also. I took a look at it, and it’s a free special issue for them to try to spread their poison more widely.
re: #131 Eric The Fruit Bat
And here’s a random picture of Ozzie:
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It always makes my day seeing your Ozzie. I love him so much.
re: #146 No Malarkey!
Forgive me if you have health problems I’m not aware of, but you are at very little risk now, especially if you wear a mask.
I’m 66, got diabetes and I’m overweight. I’ve just gotten in a rut about my covid safety habits and it’s been hard to feel at ease about loosening them. I was basically a hermit before covid hit anyway. I need to work on rejoining the physical world.
Another victim of “Cancel Culture” bites the dust.
I had no intention of reading this book. Philip Roth was a misogynistic asshole.
A Philip Roth biography is being taken out of print by W.W. Norton following allegations that the book’s author, Blake Bailey, sexually assaulted multiple women and behaved inappropriately toward his students when he was an eighth-grade teacher. https://t.co/Scsefjcuoo
— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 27, 2021
re: #153 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
It always makes my day seeing your Ozzie. I love him so much.
Since my mother is down in Florida visiting my brother and his wife he’s been sleeping with me as of late (and meowing like a banshee in the morning demanding to be fed.)
re: #155 The Pie Overlord!
Another victim of “Cancel Culture” bites the dust.
I had no intention of reading this book. Philip Roth was a misogynistic asshole.
Pretty telling that “We don’t do business with assholes” is such a novel concept to conservatives.
Wayne LaPierre can’t shoot and he’s sociopathic enough to keep shooting at an elephant *brought to him* to kill.
Sums up profile of @NRA impotence. https://t.co/jtSHFKESTF— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) April 27, 2021
This is disgusting. Cowardly mass shootings merchant Wayne LaPierre and his wife gunning down these beautiful animals and for what? Their sick, sadistic version of “fun”? Really makes you question which creatures in this world are the actual beasts. https://t.co/bTMX3xUGiq
— Joy-Ann Pro-Democracy & Masks Reid 😷 (@JoyAnnReid) April 27, 2021
re: #147 Mattand
There’s an Apple blogger I read frequently who covers other stuff besides Apple. You could comfortably describe him as liberal for the most part.
The last month he’s had a huge bug up his ass about getting the CDC, the feds, etc., to rescind wearing masking outdoors in public. He and his family have been vaccinated, so that’s driving a lot of it. The guy was not a COVIDiot or anything, and was really pushing mask wearing this time last year.
If I’m parsing his complaints right, if you meet certain criteria (vaccinated, still practicing a modicum of social distancing, etc.), you shouldn’t be require to wear a mask. The guy hasn’t crossed into Tucker Carlson territory yet, but goddamn, it’s close.
I’m like, “I’ll wear the mask until December until the CDC makes a sound rational decision.”
I just don’t get people. Dude lives in Philly but roots for the Yankees and the Cowboys, so he obviously has his issues.
walking up and down the aisles of walmart or publix, or a bar or mall, how can anyone else tell by looking at you that you’re vaccinated?
collectively, we’re not near the finish line yet.
until then, there has to be one simple, consistent, easy to follow, non intrusive rule for everyone. that’s how we get closer
we dont have multiple speed limits based on years driving without an accident or safety rating of the car
you’d think these people were literally being tortured when asked to wear a mask
re: #136 Amory Blaine
I want one that can deal with poison ivy.
re: #159 jaunte
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victory?
was the elephant shooting back?
This is disgusting. Cowardly mass shootings merchant Wayne LaPierre and his wife gunning down these beautiful animals and for what? Their sick, sadistic version of “fun”? Really makes you question which creatures in this world are the actual beasts. https://t.co/bTMX3xUGiq
— Joy-Ann Pro-Democracy & Masks Reid 😷 (@JoyAnnReid) April 27, 2021
re: #156 Eric The Fruit Bat
Since my mother is down in Florida visiting my brother and his wife he’s been sleeping with me as of late (and meowing like a banshee in the morning demanding to be fed.)
It’s obviously too late for Ozzie, but I solved the problem of morning caterwauling by feeding my cats at night. In the mornings, it was “let them eat kibble.”
re: #163 Belafon
Looks like there’s a human operated option:
amazon.com
Carville: Dems Need to Speak Yiddish, Not Hebrew - Outside the Beltway
I always tell people that we’ve got to stop speaking Hebrew and start speaking Yiddish. We have to speak the way regular people speak, the way voters speak. It ain’t complicated. That’s how you connect and persuade. And we have to stop allowing ourselves to be defined from the outside.
re: #151 danarchy
I’m with him, based on the science outdoor mask use unless you are in a large crowd never made any sense. Some people say a simple one rule “always wear a mask outside of your house” is simple and easy to understand. IMO unwarranted draconian rules make it less likely people will follow the reasonable effective rules.
re: #160 Dangerman
i will add to mine that yes, we do have different speed limits for different conditions.
but when in those conditions/places everyone is supposed to obey the same posted limit
plus some common sense - slow down at night or in the rain or other hazardous conditions no matter what the sign says
re: #157 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
Pretty telling that “We don’t do business with assholes” is such a novel concept to conservatives.
If conservatives didn’t do business with assholes they couldn’t do business with each other.
When you see employers complaining they can’t find people willing to work for them ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/y3jo2gd3j9
— Sgt Joker (@TheSGTJoker) April 26, 2021
re: #168 Eric The Fruit Bat
Carville: Dems Need to Speak Yiddish, Not Hebrew - Outside the Beltway
You can begin learning it on Duolingo.
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re: #166 A hollow voice says NOW drain that swamp!
Been there, done that (6 hour timespan), doesn’t work on this petulant Persian.
It gets worse.
I watched the video halfway. Too much.
To avoid bad publicity, the elephants’ parts were clandestinely shipped back to the States, where the animals’ front feet were turned into stools for the LaPierres’ home https://t.co/zqkx01eBRJ
— mike spies (@mikespiesnyc) April 27, 2021
re: #156 Eric The Fruit Bat
Since my mother is down in Florida visiting my brother and his wife he’s been sleeping with me as of late (and meowing like a banshee in the morning demanding to be fed.)
It’s a tough job but someone’s got to do it. 😂
re: #175 HRH Stanley Sea
It gets worse.
I watched the video halfway. Too much.
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There must be a Gary Larsen comic about this.
re: #179 Jebediah, RBG
I did, earlier in the thread.
re: #146 No Malarkey!
Forgive me if you have health problems I’m not aware of, but you are at very little risk now, especially if you wear a mask.
yeah, I’m in South Carolina’s death zone, and even I’m not afraid to go into grocery stores masked. Of course, I also know from three witches that I overheard standing over a bubbling cauldron that I am not to die at the hands of any stupid redneck.
re: #181 steve_davis
yeah, I’m in South Carolina’s death zone, and even I’m not afraid to go into grocery stores masked. Of course, I also know from three witches that I overheard standing over a bubbling cauldron that I am not to die at the hands of any stupid redneck.
So you’ve got to watch out for the rare smart redneck. Those witches are tricksy.
re: #183 Dangerman
you sure it wasnt the Sybil?
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I’m old enough to know what that is a scene from.
re: #185 No Malarkey!
Let all the poisons that lurk in the mud hatch out.
We found out what that’s like with TFG.
re: #141 No Malarkey!
Shall we take bets on when it becomes self-aware?
And decides humans fit the definition of weeds…
ETA:
of course i was beaten to the punch by hours…
I feel like drinking an ice cold meat beer, but I can’t do it through this mask Dr. Fauci has forced me to wear. At least I can read Kamala’s book, which she gave to every liberal in the country.
— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) April 27, 2021
re: #180 Eric The Fruit Bat
I did, earlier in the thread.
That’s what I get for always being behind in the threads…
re: #190 jaunte
No one had ice cold meat beer on their 2021 menu.
Okay, serious question. I’m asking here because I’ve seen the incredible and esoteric knowledge the Lizard community possesses. Can one make alcohol from meat?
re: #191 DesertDenizen
Okay, serious question. I’m asking here because I’ve seen the incredible and esoteric knowledge the Lizard community possesses. Can one make alcohol from meat?
One can make alcohol from just about anything. However, I am not entirely certain what the process would be for creating alcohol from meat, nor am I terribly keen to try.
re: #192 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
With that, on further review, it turns out that meat is lacking in the carbohydrates that ferment into alcohol. That doesn’t mean it can’t be done, but only that it’s going to be a lot more complicated (basically, figuring out how to digest the proteins and fats into simple sugars, that can then be fermented).
re: #191 DesertDenizen
I think you might with some additions, but I doubt it would be palatable.
re: #165 Dangerman
Trophy hunters are as sick as any serial killers. They’re horrible narcissists that lack empathy. They generally try to cover their delight for outright murder with bullshit like “it’s part of conservation.” It’s not. Killing unarmed living things is not conservation, it’s killing.
If it was only about guns they’d spend time at the rifle range. No, this is about killing and hanging parts of the things they killed on walls.
re: #196 jaunte
Kumis
en.wikipedia.org
I’ve heard of that stuff before now that you mention it. It is indeed non plant based.
re: #197 DesertDenizen
I’ve heard of that stuff before now that you mention it. It is indeed non plant based.
Mead, which is made from honey, is also sorta non plant based.
re: #197 DesertDenizen
I’ve heard of that stuff before now that you mention it. It is indeed non plant based.
Not exactly meat based though.
Brewmasters and distillers all over the U.S. are going to rise to the challenge.
re: #198 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
Mead, which is made from honey, is also sorta non plant based.
Good point.
I don’t like flying in general, but flying during Covid sucks.
re: #199 danarchy
Not exactly meat based though.
So while it is technically possible, the point still stands that Kudlow is a fucking idiot because that’s clearly not what he was referring to.
re: #30 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
April 27, 1944 In Labor History: FDR Seized The Sh*t Out Of Montgomery Ward (Wonkette)
The fascinating story continues at the link. I was unaware of this action against Montgomery Ward’s CEO during WW2.
The photo of Sewell getting carried out by soldiers while still sitting in his chair is iconic. Think I first saw it in a book of photos published in Life Magazine.
re: #203 DesertDenizen
Yes, he just decided that ‘plant-based’ was a good generic ownthelibs diss for anything.
re: #200 jaunte
Brewmasters and distillers all over the U.S. are going to rise to the challenge.
I can certainly see adding meat flavor to alcohol easily enough, although yuck. But actually using meat as the base to ferment would require some serious enzyme additives.
re: #206 danarchy
I can certainly see adding meat flavor to alcohol easily enough, although yuck. But actually using meat as the base to ferment would require some serious enzyme additives.
Rogue Brewing has done that, with bacon.
re: #191 DesertDenizen
Okay, serious question. I’m asking here because I’ve seen the incredible and esoteric knowledge the Lizard community possesses. Can one make alcohol from meat?
Not from meat but it was used as a flavoring agent.
re: #190 jaunte
No one had ice cold meat beer on their 2021 menu.
of course not, meat beer should be served at room temp
re: #206 danarchy
I can certainly see adding meat flavor to alcohol easily enough, although yuck. But actually using meat as the base to ferment would require some serious enzyme additives.
and cost
re: #210 Dangerman
of course not, meat beer should be served at room temp
I thought it needed to be heated to an internal temp of at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit…
re: #212 danarchy
I thought it needed to be heated to an internal temp of at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit…
Distillation will take care of that for you.
re: #212 danarchy
I thought it needed to be heated to an internal temp of at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit…
i think that’s called soup
re: #215 nines09
Panera and a Jarritos grapefruit soda/pop.
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We ordered from the local bistro for Mrs. Fish’s birthday. She got surf and turf. Nom.
re: #216 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
Happy Birthday!
re: #216 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
We ordered from the local bistro for Mrs. Fish’s birthday. She got surf and turf. Nom.
I was just going to do pasta and meatballs for dinner. Now I want to do a combo from the japanese steakhouse down the road. Damn you!
re: #3 lawhawk
What the actual fuck is this crap?
A Miami school is not allowing teachers who are vaccinated to teach in person.
These people are fucking lunatics who don’t understand facts, logic, science, statistics, and have no business educating anyone, except as an example of what not to do.
The online information about this institution is very confusing, unless it’s a different institution — it looks more like a place where Marianne Williamson would find a home, not members of the Trump cult.
re: #218 danarchy
I was just going to do pasta and meatballs for dinner. Now I want to do a combo from the japanese steakhouse down the road. Damn you!
BWA HAHAHAHA! We may have used up our entire year’s allotment of red meat, but it was WORTH IT!
re: #216 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
We ordered from the local bistro for Mrs. Fish’s birthday. She got surf and turf. Nom.
Happy Birthday to Mrs. Fish!
I’m seriously considering running for governor. The prosecutorial corruption in California (esp Santa Barbara & the Bell scandal) is rampant; and I promise that if elected I will clean up the District Attorney Offices throughout the state. #RandyQuaid4CAGOV
— Randy Quaid (@RandyRRQuaid) April 27, 2021
TPM interviewed the authors of the study. Great read
talkingpointsmemo.com
Alarming,’ ‘Disturbing,’ ‘Amusing,’ ‘Frustrating’: When Your Beef Study Becomes A Rightwing Distortion
The guys at Fox did no fact checking at all,” Rose added. “The graphic they put together said the source was the University of Michigan department of agriculture — there is no such thing.”
re: #222 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
Please, please, please! If the recall goes through he will split the crazy vote with Jenner.
re: #216 O say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave..
We ordered from the local bistro for Mrs. Fish’s birthday. She got surf and turf. Nom.
Happy Bday. I haven’t made my Target pickup run yet today but that usually results in me coming home with a Raisin’ Cain’s chicken fingers box meal. I’m lucky that they’re too far away to visit without the Target run.
re: #215 nines09
Panera and a Jarritos grapefruit soda/pop.
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I like Squirt, another grapefruit juice based soda.
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