Michelle Wolf Asks: Do White Women Deserve a Bad Rap?
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Most white women, like most of us white men, aren’t even near the most obnoxious of us, but there are enough of each group that the rest of us need to own that we can suck.
From downstairs…
Hey all, Hulu is offering one year for $.99 a month, if anyone is interested. Offer expires today.
(That’s the second huge deal I’ve signed up for this week. Imagine the sheer number of shows I have to not watch!)
Listen, people; for your own sakes, stop naming shit Q
Amazon announces Q, an AI chatbot for businesses
“…The tool can automatically make changes to source code so developers have less work to do, Selipsky said. The service will be able to connect to more than 40 enterprise systems, he said. As a result, with Q, people can discuss information that’s stored in Microsoft 365, Dropbox, Salesforce and Zendesk, along with AWS’ S3 data-storage service. People will also be able to upload and ask questions about documents while interacting with Q.”
Participating enterprise customers will reassign idle developers to ‘crisis management.’
re: #3 jaunte
Amazon announces Q, an AI chatbot for businesses
Participating enterprise customers will reassign idle developers to ‘crisis management.’
Learn coding, they said. You will have a job forever, they said.
House Republicans are chewing on each others ankles today.
🧰🧰🧰
GOP: Hunter Biden must testify!
GOP: Hunter Biden must testify!
GOP: Hunter Biden must testify!
Hunter Biden: OK, I’ll testify — in public
GOP: It’s a trick! No way!
—@MarkJacob16 pic.twitter.com/CC90B2yOYq— 💙 Dr. MemeNstein votes 🌊 BLUE 🇺🇸 (@Coste1Costello) November 28, 2023
re: #2 A hollow voice says: Abort SCOTUS
From downstairs…
Hey all, Hulu is offering one year for $.99 a month, if anyone is interested. Offer expires today.
(That’s the second huge deal I’ve signed up for this week. Imagine the sheer number of shows I have to not watch!)
Steam is also having a pretty decent sale. i picked up Civ VI for 6 bucks and it looks like Anno 1800 is roughly 15 bucks or so. I haven’t quite decided on that. I like strategy games, but if they’re overly complex and time-consuming in administration, it detracts a bit from the enjoyment.
re: #5 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
“Some random quote from Lord of the Rings
Incorrectly attributed to Martin Luther King.”
Well, that’s just the internet!
re: #3 jaunte
Wait until this thing “automatically” makes some changes to code that get people hurt or killed.
re: #4 Vicious Babushka
Learn coding, they said. You will have a job forever, they said.
That was true for you, wasn’t it?
I may need to transition to something else for the last seven years of my career.
re: #4 Vicious Babushka
Learn coding, they said. You will have a job forever, they said.
I suspect that this will cause code to get bigger and slower. To reduce repeated code and to raise the level of abstraction that developers had to think at, we tended to write libraries, or in extreme cases, new programming languages. Now, someone can just ask these algorithms to write the code for us.
re: #4 Vicious Babushka
Learn
codingassembler, they said. You will have a job forever, they said.
In recent days, a number of prominent media brands have not only paused their paid marketing campaigns on the embattled Elon Musk-owned social platform, but have ceased posting on it altogether, going silent on the once essential site that sought to be the world’s “digital town square.”The flagship accounts belonging to Disney, Paramount, Lionsgate, Sony Pictures, Universal, and Warner Bros. Discovery (CNN’s parent company) have not posted on the platform in roughly 10 days, following Musk’s disturbing endorsement of an antisemitic conspiracy theory, which he still has not apologized for.
None of the studios commented on the record when CNN reached out for comment. But people familiar with the social media strategies of Paramount and WBD confirmed under the condition of anonymity that it’s no coincidence: the companies have made the active decision to stop posting under certain handles on X due to concerns, including brand safety.
The blackout on X extends beyond these companies’ corporate accounts, in some cases. For instance, the most high profile accounts affiliated with Disney have gone dark on X, such as @StarWars, @Pixar, and @MarvelStudios, which were previously posting multiple times a day on the platform to their millions of followers. Instead, these brands have switched over to the Meta-owned rival Threads, where they have started actively posting.
re: #15 Belafon
I suspect that this will cause code to get bigger and slower. To reduce repeated code and to raise the level of abstraction that developers had to think at, we tended to write libraries, or in extreme cases, new programming languages. Now, someone can just ask these algorithms to write the code for us.
Im certain a monkey sitting at a typewriter or computer has already written Shakespeare.
Ok, all the letters are in a different order…
re: #17 Belafon
People just don’t want to come over to your house if you keep letting your pets shit all over the place.
re: #3 jaunte
Amazon announces Q, an AI chatbot for businesses
Participating enterprise customers will reassign idle developers to ‘crisis management.’
*snort* That’s what I do, and I can tell you that generally idle developers are in no position to handle “crisis management.” I spend WAY more time than I have to trying to convince developers and their managers that we GOTTA FIX X problem NOW. These people are delusional.
O’Connor is a far right loon. This is bad.
re: #21 Vicious Babushka
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Which probably means we’ll get a “Take it somewhere relevant” ruling.
This ain’t good - two Northern NJ hospitals continue to divert patients to other hospitals after cyberattack crippled computer systems.
Ransomware attacks are nasty.
KEVN Fox (Rapid City, SD): ‘Freedom’ not enough to fill South Dakota jobs: Local business leaders say there are hurdles with campaign
It’s difficult to get folks to move to the Dakotas so, I guess credit for trying even if the message is reddish. Unfortunately, at least half of the people who move to SD are not workers but retirees looking for low taxes and MAGA land.
This particular effort is more for promoting Gov Noem (and sending ad money out to OH and TN ad agencies) and, as a result, isn’t the most transparent or well-run. It’s also led to uncoordinated each-town-is-on-their-own extra expenses trying to ferret out actual interest.
“Before I made my way through the data, I wanted to know exactly what the Department of Labor did or what filtration they used,” said Clifton. “I got a bunch of gobbledygook that basically said, ‘We can’t tell you what we did, but we did all we could do.’ I’m a little suspicious about that because I’ve been involved in a lot of marketing campaigns that were very specific about impressions. There’s going to be a lot of heavy lifting on the back end to get this into a net result of who actually makes the move and takes a job.”
I did laugh at the final paragraphs:
“My dream would be to build a Forgotten Fifteen compound and the front of it would look just like the entrance to Mount Rushmore,” said Armstrong. Asked if it would be built in South Dakota, he said it was more likely to be built in the state where most of his fellow Marines currently reside.
“That would be California,” he said.
Rupert Murdoch to be deposed as part of Smartmatic suit against Fox News
Oh to be a fly on the wall.
re: #26 Joe Bacon ✅
Rupert Murdoch to be deposed as part of Smartmatic suit against Fox News
Oh to be a fly on the wall.
One question that should get further exploration - knowing that Maria Bartiromo was spreading known lies and misinformation, why did Fox continue to give her airtime? Even as she exposed Fox to multibillion dollar defamation suits where Fox could lose on the facts, and paid out $850m to Dominion to settle before court, Fox allowed her to keep spewing nonsense. Why.
re: #7 steve_davis
Steam is also having a pretty decent sale. i picked up Civ VI for 6 bucks and it looks like Anno 1800 is roughly 15 bucks or so. I haven’t quite decided on that. I like strategy games, but if they’re overly complex and time-consuming in administration, it detracts a bit from the enjoyment.
If I didn’t already have a hundred or so games in the queue, I might be over there now.
re: #27 lawhawk
One question that should get further exploration - knowing that Maria Bartiromo was spreading known lies and misinformation, why did Fox continue to give her airtime? Even as she exposed Fox to multibillion dollar defamation suits where Fox could lose on the facts, and paid out $850m to Dominion to settle before court, Fox allowed her to keep spewing nonsense. Why.
We all know the answer to that question — at Faux News, spewing right wing propaganda 24/7 is the mission, and business considerations are secondary.
The issue is proving it in court.
re: #6 Dave In Austin
House Republicans are chewing on each others ankles today.
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Christ, talk about Poe’s Law…
I have no idea whether that meme is supposed to be a joke or not. Because there is probably a disturbing number of Republicans in Congress who think you can impeach non-office holding private citizens as a form of punishment (looks at MTG and Bobert).
RIP Joss Ackland, whose diplomatic immunity was revoked in Lethal Weapon 2.
re: #31 lawhawk
Wasn’t he in The Hunt for Red October? One of the diplomats if I recall.
re: #31 lawhawk
Reminds me of a commenter here:
Ackland is survived by his seven children, 34 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren.
re: #32 PhillyPretzel ✅
Wasn’t he in The Hunt for Red October? One of the diplomats if I recall.
Yep, he was the Russian diplomat.
re: #32 PhillyPretzel ✅
Wasn’t he in The Hunt for Red October? One of the diplomats if I recall.
Yes, and yes, he did lose another submarine.
re: #35 lawhawk
Yes I remember that part at the end.
re: #18 Dangerman
Im certain a monkey sitting at a typewriter or computer has already written Shakespeare.
Ok, all the letters are in a different order…
Simpsons did it!
re: #16 Dangerman
Learn coding assembler, they said. You will have a job forever, they sa
Learn COBOL. You probably will.
re: #39 sizzzzlerz
Learn COBOL. You probably will.
Ain’t that the truth. I haven’t touched COBOL since the 80’s and I still get a headhunter email me asking for it every once in a while.
re: #25 dat_said
KEVN Fox (Rapid City, SD): ‘Freedom’ not enough to fill South Dakota jobs: Local business leaders say there are hurdles with campaign
It’s difficult to get folks to move to the Dakotas so, I guess credit for trying even if the message is reddish. Unfortunately, at least half of the people who move to SD are not workers but retirees looking for low taxes and MAGA land.
My company had a job opening in SE Iowa a few years ago. Our boss half-jokingly asked if anyone was interested. No takers.
While we were talking about it, I jumped on Wikipedia to look up where the plant was. The town it is in is also the county seat, population 9,000+. County population: 20,000+ over 437 sq mi.
My development is 10,000+ in 3 sq mi. Just the housing development, not the town I live in. Our county is over half a million in 227 sq mi.
I bring this up because I was having a conversation about benefits with the HR person who lives out there, and she off-handedly mentioned the distances she has to drive to get medical attention.
I know people here live in those types of areas and more power to you; I’m not passing judgement or anything. But given the medical issues both my partner and I have had over the last five years, the thought of adding multi hour one-way drives on a regular basis to the other stress is like… ugh, no thank you. I always joke about trying to get away from humanity, but then stuff like that hits me in the face.
Knowing that one of their senators was Joni Ernst, and the recent IA school board who tried to use AI to ban books doesn’t help either.
re: #31 lawhawk
RIP Joss Ackland, whose diplomatic immunity was revoked in Lethal Weapon 2.
There was a video on the linked page listed celebrities that have died this year. On it was David McCallum. The subtitle stated that his best known role was on NCIS. To which, I cry BS. He’ll always be Ilya Kuryakin to me.
re: #41 Eventual Carrion
Ain’t that the truth. I haven’t touched COBOL since the 80’s and I still get a headhunter email me asking for it every once in a while.
COBOL is like Keith Richards. Both will be around at the end of time.
The Washington Post is pulling its ads from XTwitter.
re: #43 sizzzzlerz
Cry uncle at the fact that he was probably seen by more people as Ducky than as The Man From UNCLE.
re: #45 Charles Johnson
They finally caught on to Musk.
re: #43 sizzzzlerz
There was a video on the linked page listed celebrities that have died this year. On it was David McCallum. The subtitle stated that his best known role was on NCIS. To which, I cry BS. He’ll always be Ilya Kuryakin to me.
Best known to modern audiences, mainly because NCIS has been in production for twenty years now; hell, he outlasted series lead Mark Harmon, who bailed two seasons ago, and was the only regular that was there in the first season left.
re: #43 sizzzzlerz
There was a video on the linked page listed celebrities that have died this year. On it was David McCallum. The subtitle stated that his best known role was on NCIS. To which, I cry BS. He’ll always be Ilya Kuryakin to me.
To us, sure. Not to overstimulated younger people who do not have the attention span for The Man From UNCLE, even if they were to discover it.
re: #2 A hollow voice says: Abort SCOTUS
From downstairs…
Hey all, Hulu is offering one year for $.99 a month, if anyone is interested. Offer expires today.
(That’s the second huge deal I’ve signed up for this week. Imagine the sheer number of shows I have to not watch!)
You can also add Disney Plus for a year with an additional $2 per month (I think).
re: #50 Hecuba’s daughter
You can also add Disney Plus for a year with an additional $2 per month (I think).
I have a package deal with Disney+, HULU and ESPN+
re: #48 TedStriker
Best known to modern audiences, mainly because NCIS has been in production for twenty years now; hell, he outlasted series lead Mark Harmon, who bailed two seasons ago, and was the only NCIS regular that was there in season one left.
You should know we boomers cannot be wrong, especially when it comes to pop culture. 😡
re: #42 Mattand
I had always thought I’d move back to ND but that’s not likely anymore. Fargo, Bismarck, and Grand Forks all have decent to ok hospitals and clinics, but Mayo in Rochester MN is the de facto “real” hospital for most North Dakotans if things really go south. I’ve known many people over the years who have made frequent 500-mile one-way trips from Bismarck to Mayo.
For the most part, I’m ok with driving an hour or two to get somewhere but the hospital/clinic thing plus the lack of variety at grocery stores and restaurants will be keeping me from moving back.
re: #54 sizzzzlerz
You should know we boomers cannot be wrong, especially when it comes to pop culture. 😡
Hey, McCallum still lasted twice as long on NCIS versus how long he was married to Jill Ireland before Charles Bronson made good on his Great Escape boast that he’d take her from him, but I digress.
(I kid, I kid…)
re: #6 Dave In Austin
House Republicans are chewing on each others ankles today.
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They lied to themselves that they had Hunter in a bind, that if he refused to show up then they’d get even more mileage out of their “investigation” by spending months dragging him through the courts for “contempt.” But now Lowell has Comer cornered, showing not only that Hunter has offered twice in the past to publicly testify, but Comer can’t claim a legislative purpose for the subpoena unless he also subpoenas Jared, and he can’t claim it’s part of a legit impeachment investigation without a full vote of the House which (based upon quotes Lowell provided) would fall at least six votes short.
Watching the party tear chunks out of each other over whether the stage value of questioning Hunter publicly has more value than “leaking” bits and pieces of a closed-door deposition is just icing on the cake.
just got this delivered:
got some Yorkshire pud batter mixed and resting…gonna fill the baked puds with leftover turkey and gravy
looking forward to those 3-1/2 inch as opposed to the regular 2-3/4 inch ones
Wasn’t Eloon supposed to visit Netanyahoo in Israel sometime soon!
re: #60 GlutenFreeJesus
Wasn’t Eloon supposed to visit Netanyahoo in Israel sometime soon!
Yesterday.
Timothy Olyphant is returning to his old stomping grounds at FX, but he’s going to be a long way from Harlan County. The Justified star has signed on to play a major role in Noah Hawley’s new Alien prequel series. Deadline reports that Olyphant will star in the upcoming series as Kirsh, a synthetic — much like Ian Holm’s Ash in Alien, or Lance Henriksen’s Bishop in Aliens. He will be a mentor to Wendy (Sydney Chandler, Pistol), a meta-human hybrid who has the mind of a child and the body of an adult.
‘Alien’ Series Casts ‘Justified’s Timothy Olyphant (Collider)
re: #55 dat_said
Actually, I should hedge that a little. I’d probably move back but the family isn’t that fond of the idea.
I was there this summer with my youngest daughter and got all nostalgic stopping off at Long Lake to see thousands of waterfowl and upland birds, heading down to Graner Bottoms (Sugarloaf) and Huff Hills just to stretch the legs, heading over to Theodore Roosevelt to see bison and elk and wild horses, stopping at some graveyards to walk among the iron crosses on relatives’ graves, and picking up some kuchen at Model Bakery in Linton really made me wistful. My daughter was a little less than thrilled about some stuff but she was a trooper and really liked the outdoors and the kuchen.
re: #60 GlutenFreeJesus
Wasn’t Eloon supposed to visit Netanyahoo in Israel sometime soon!
Been there, done that, trying to be forgotten already…..
re: #31 lawhawk
RIP Joss Ackland, whose diplomatic immunity was revoked in Lethal Weapon 2.
Wow, I didn’t know he was still alive. Great villian. RIP
re: #41 Eventual Carrion
Ain’t that the truth. I haven’t touched COBOL since the 80’s and I still get a headhunter email me asking for it every once in a while.
I told my nieces and nephews that is a ticket to an instant job in the banking sector.
Protect the guilty, eh? Sounds about right for the GOP.
He’s the one that gave the tour to the insurrectionists and they took pictures of secure areas, isn’t he?— Michael VanDeMar (@mvandemar) November 28, 2023
re: #25 dat_said
KEVN Fox (Rapid City, SD): ‘Freedom’ not enough to fill South Dakota jobs: Local business leaders say there are hurdles with campaign
It’s difficult to get folks to move to the Dakotas so, I guess credit for trying even if the message is reddish. Unfortunately, at least half of the people who move to SD are not workers but retirees looking for low taxes and MAGA land.
This particular effort is more for promoting Gov Noem (and sending ad money out to OH and TN ad agencies) and, as a result, isn’t the most transparent or well-run. It’s also led to uncoordinated each-town-is-on-their-own extra expenses trying to ferret out actual interest.
I did laugh at the final paragraphs:
The bolded is why red states are only going to continue to be net importers of federal dollars: They’re saddled with rapidly aging populations which are only growing due to an influx of retirees attracted by a low tax environment, they’re largely dependent upon industries that are either subject to fluctuation (tourism) or are slowly declining (fossil fuel extraction), and decades of budget-cutting to appease the far-right have left them poorly equipped to appeal to businesses looking for room to expand. About the only outlier is Texas, and that’s only because they’re being propped up by a constant influx of cheap labor from Central and South America.
re: #69 Targetpractice
About the only outlier is Texas, and that’s only because they’re being propped up by a constant influx of cheap labor from Central and South America.
The state is mainly propped up by 3 giant metropolitan areas that are more liberal than not and make the money.
Population pyramids of every state
Look through annual data to see how population and demographics have changed in every state and the nation as a whole.
usafacts.org
The five states with the largest increase in the share of 65+ residents
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Delaware
New Mexico
usafacts.org
re: #73 jaunte
The five states with the largest increase in the share of 65+ residents
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Delaware
New Mexico
usafacts.org
Blue
Purple
Blue
Blue
Blue
Just sayin’…
re: #74 ipsos
Wikipedia’s list by median age looks a little different:
en.wikipedia.org
I remember reading an article awhile back about how SD is slowly returning to its natural state as a ghost town masquerading as a state, as the “oil boom” of the ’10s has petered out and all the rig workers have moved on while the oil companies are capping wells left and right. That the “boom towns” we were once told were set to become major centers of commerce in the 21st century gold rush are now struggling to stay afloat as all the workers left and took what money they had with them.
re: #76 Targetpractice
I remember reading an article awhile back about how SD is slowly returning to its natural state as a ghost town masquerading as a state, as the “oil boom” of the ’10s has petered out and all the rig workers have moved on while the oil companies are capping wells left and right. That the “boom towns” we were once told were set to become major centers of commerce in the 21st century gold rush are now struggling to stay afloat as all the workers left and took what money they had with them.
Not much oil in SD. More likely the article was about ND and to say returning to ghost town is a bit exaggerated. Man camps are gone but the “boom” towns of Williston, Tioga, and Dickinson are holding up ok.
She gets a well deserved smackdown
Susan Sarandon And The Erasure Of Jewish History
re: #78 dat_said
Not much oil in SD. More likely the article was about ND and to say returning to ghost town is a bit exaggerated. Man camps are gone but the “boom” towns of Williston, Tioga, and Dickinson are holding up ok.
Yeah, you’re probably right. My memory isn’t what it used to be at the ripe old age of…*counts*…39? That can’t be right.
re: #69 Targetpractice
About the only outlier is Texas, and that’s only because they’re being propped up by a constant influx of cheap labor from Central and South America.
Gonna kind/sorta disagree. Whatever its other flaws (which, IMO, are mainly cultural, not economic) Texas, at least, has made/is making an effort to try to diversify the state’s economy into something more resembling a diversified, technology-driven “21st-Century” model, vs. the pure extractionism it had grown up on; one in which the “influx of cheap labor” is (like California) a peripheral bonus, not a core driver.
Though, then again, those “cultural” factors (not least the political power-structure which more resembles North Korea than the USA) are likely to impede/retard development as much as they advance it…
re: #50 Hecuba’s daughter
You can also add Disney Plus for a year with an additional $2 per month (I think).
Yes, that and some others, like Showtime. I already have Disney+, and I’m going to keep it separate for now, since who knows whether I’ll want to stay with Hulu after the $12 year.
re: #72 jaunte
Population pyramids of every state
Look through annual data to see how population and demographics have changed in every state and the nation as a whole.
usafacts.org
Interesting to see the shapes side-by-side for ND and MN. Too be honest, I’m surprised by the bulge of college-, and post-college-age folks in ND (ages 20 to 34 are the longest on the graphs). The 20-24 age group can be explained by Minnesotans coming to NDSU and UND on the border but enough must be sticking around Fargo and Grand Forks and enough stayed around out west after the oil boom to explain the continued bulge from 25 to 34. MN population is much more consistent among the age groups.
re: #50 Hecuba’s daughter
You can also add Disney Plus for a year with an additional $2 per month (I think).
That’s right. I did it. But darned if I can see a lot on there I would want to watch.
Good grief.
re: #39 sizzzzlerz
I learned COBOL before I learned to drive at 15,
re: #84 retired cynic
That’s right. I did it. But darned if I can see a lot on there I would want to watch.
Good grief.
They have all the classic animated movies from their golden age, also Dr. Who starting now (backlist not there, unfortunately). Superheroes if you’re in to that, also pixar.
re: #79 Joe Bacon ✅
She gets a well deserved smackdown
Susan Sarandon And The Erasure Of Jewish History
Susan Sarandon was at the heart of progressive groups whose sole purpose was damaging Democratic candidates in the 21st century so that Republicans took office and followed policies that have unleashed irreparable harm on our nation and the world. She should have been ostracized years ago.
re: #88 Hecuba’s daughter
Susan Sarandon was at the heart of progressive groups whose sole purpose was damaging Democratic candidates in the 21st century so that Republicans took office and followed policies that have unleashed irreparable harm on our nation and the world. She should have been ostracized years ago.
Yeah: she did her best to “heighten the contradictions”, then scuttled away when the contradictions won big…..
Mysterious and fatal dog respiratory illness now reported in 14 states: See the map.
What states have the mysterious respiratory dog disease been confirmed in?
As of Monday the illness had been reported in the following states:California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Oregon
Rhode Island
Vermont
Washington
This should keep Vicious Babushka busy for 50 days:
This was apparently the final straw for the Washington Post.
Musk boosts Pizzagate meme in latest controversial tweet on X - The Washington Post
re: #87 Shropshire Slasher
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Fascinating story: when the tunnel excavation collapsed, the mechanical digging machinery apparently ran into problems, so they had to get expert miners to dig the last however-many meters of rescue tunnel by hand: obviously, whatever kobolds Indian miners acknowledge* seem to have been placated: ALL 41 trapped men were rescued.
*well, the kobolds, and some timely drilling to get them food and water: still: a worthy effort.
re: #45 Charles Johnson
The Washington Post is pulling its ads from XTwitter.
Spell it “Xitter”, pronounced “Shitter.”
re: #94 Charles Johnson
This was apparently the final straw for the Washington Post.
Musk boosts Pizzagate meme in latest controversial tweet on X - The Washington Post
The wealthiest man in the world is an imbecile who doesn’t care what’s real. I’m pretty sure that says something terrible about us all.
re: #97 mmmirele
Spell it “Xitter”, pronounced “Shitter.”
And Xits, the messages sent on Xitter, can be “Zits” or “Shits.”
re: #2 A hollow voice says: Abort SCOTUS
From downstairs…
Hey all, Hulu is offering one year for $.99 a month, if anyone is interested. Offer expires today.
(That’s the second huge deal I’ve signed up for this week. Imagine the sheer number of shows I have to not watch!)
Thanks. I have signed up.
re: #90 Backwoods Sleuth
I believe my dog is suffering from that mystery virus. She’s on antibiotics but still has a rattling cough. Huge sigh.
Sytch was a popular WWE wrestler who went by the name Sunny. Her WWE bio says that she “will forever be remembered as the person who redefined the role of women in WWE.” During her career, she won two Slammy Awards and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2011.
Now she’s the old drunk that killed a man. Life will ruin you before it kills you if you’re not careful.
Former WWE wrestler Tamara Sytch sentenced to 17 years in prison over fatal DUI crash (NBC News)
re: #79 Joe Bacon ✅
After what she pulled in 2016 by pushing Jill “Kremlin Putin Buddy” Stein and deriding Secretary Clinton, no Democrat should be paying attention to anything she has to say. It was purists like her who gave us Trump. She can take several seats and shut the hell up.
Pizzagate is a perfect example of a conspiracy theory that is impervious to facts, reality, or even simple fucking common sense. It’s a nightmarish eruption from the degraded, perverse right wing id, and debunking cannot stop it.
Like Birtherism, Pizzagate never went away. It’s been circulating in the right wing sewers of the internet for years.
Donald Trump, the conman president, used the Birther conspiracy theory to build his political support, long after most of the media had proclaimed it defunct.
re: #104 Charles Johnson
Pizzagate is a perfect example of a conspiracy theory that is impervious to facts, reality, or even simple fucking common sense. It’s a nightmarish eruption from the degraded, perverse right wing id, and debunking cannot stop it.
Like Birtherism, Pizzagate never went away. It’s been circulating in the right wing sewers of the internet for years.
Donald Trump, the conman president, used the Birther conspiracy theory to build his political support, long after most of the media had proclaimed it defunct.
Bannon’s bottom-third strategy exploits the dumbest third of Americans. Not the least successful. The dumbest.
re: #101 Patricia Kayden
I believe my dog is suffering from that mystery virus. She’s on antibiotics but still has a rattling cough. Huge sigh.
Fingers, toes, arms, legs and eyes crossed that she’ll be ok!
re: #58 Targetpractice
They lied to themselves that they had Hunter in a bind, that if he refused to show up then they’d get even more mileage out of their “investigation” by spending months dragging him through the courts for “contempt.” But now Lowell has Comer cornered, showing not only that Hunter has offered twice in the past to publicly testify, but Comer can’t claim a legislative purpose for the subpoena unless he also subpoenas Jared, and he can’t claim it’s part of a legit impeachment investigation without a full vote of the House which (based upon quotes Lowell provided) would fall at least six votes short.
Watching the party tear chunks out of each other over whether the stage value of questioning Hunter publicly has more value than “leaking” bits and pieces of a closed-door deposition is just icing on the cake.
there’s a word for this situation
it’s one of my favorite two words
and it’s not spatchcock
it’s zugzwang
re: #85 Captain Magic
I learned COBOL before I learned to drive at 15,
cobol was a prerequisite to driving in my school too!
re: #105 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
Bannon’s bottom-third strategy exploits the dumbest third of Americans. Not the least successful. The dumbest.
you dont have to be smart to be ‘successful’.
just smarter than the people you’re trying to exploit
re: #98 🐈 Crush White Nationalism 🐈
The wealthiest man in the world is an imbecile who doesn’t care what’s real. I’m pretty sure that says something terrible about us all.
re: #103 Patricia Kayden
After what she pulled in 2016 by pushing Jill “Kremlin Putin Buddy” Stein and deriding Secretary Clinton, no Democrat should be paying attention to anything she has to say. It was purists like her who gave us Trump. She can take several seats and shut the hell up.
her sins go back farther than that. In 2000, she pushed hard for Nader in Florida (because “Gore wasn’t liberal enough, Democrats needed to be taught a lesson.”)
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