After another week of Donald Trump’s batshit insanity, I need some great music. What about you?
Jacob Collier performs “Don’t You Worry” filmed live at Lincoln Hall in Chicago on February 14, 2017.
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Just trying to fill my pool.. pic.twitter.com/6Nf0vbdcNT
— World Star Comedy♻ (@WorldStarWiId) June 17, 2017
Why are the people with super-religious Jesus-adoring profiles always the worst human beings on Twitter?
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 17, 2017
re: #2 Charles Johnson
Because overdone fake piety and bigotry masquerading as religion are great distractions for people that rightly fear they are going to Hell.
re: #2 Charles Johnson
How dare you sir! pic.twitter.com/3Q4pHpEG9e
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) June 17, 2017
We need Winnie Lopez from St. Cloud Metro to join Robert Mueller’s legal team.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 17, 2017
re: #1 Kragar
Gets much hotter and I’m gonna be acting like that around water.
re: #1 Kragar
Wasn’t that video recently used for a streaming service commercial? It was a cute ad.
Away from everything in the political world, may I recommend Cars 3? The little ipsoses loved it, of course, but there was lots there for us olds, too - a touching story about age and loss and rebirth, and scenic design that was beyond amazing. Will gladly go see it again, as the little one will insist we do.
I achieved total consciousness on the fourth pass https://t.co/Qz3A6v77Uh pic.twitter.com/ECXxji4fLG
— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) June 17, 2017
Trump owes lenders at least $315 million, disclosure shows
From Reuters.
Long as we’re recommending stuff — I’ve been reading like crazy lately, and I just got done with “Down Among the Sticks and Bones,” the second book in Seanan McGuire’s “Wayward Children” series. It’s muy bueno.
The first book, “Every Heart a Doorway,” focuses on a private school for kids who’ve traveled to other worlds, like Oz and Wonderland and Narnia, and then, for one reason or another, come back to the “real world.” Their parents think they’re crazy, but they just want to go back to what they think is their real home. The second book is a prequel with its focus on Jack and Jill, twins who travel to “The Moors” — i.e., the setting for every old black-and-white horror movie.
Both books are excellent and recommended. :)
re: #8 Unshaken Defiance
Gets much hotter and I’m gonna be acting like that around water.
I took the new toy out for a run this morning (mr. klys gave it to me last night to mark my nice milestone) and now I have oodles of new data to take apart repeatedly and geek out over.
But the heat was definitely starting to get up there. This is not my favorite time of year.
:(
Well, I don’t know who started #CuteAnimalTweetOff 2.0… But this guy is about to end it.
(clouded leopard mic drop) 🎤 pic.twitter.com/XXp6Y72XbE— Rick Schwartz (@ZooKeeperRick) June 16, 2017
I’m sorry but I find Collier’s insistence on doing everything by himself just leaves me cold. You have no idea how much of it was live vs pre-recorded. It’s samples instead of interactions. Technical instead of expressive. I don’t care about how adept he is, I wish he would get over himself and learn how to play in a band.
re: #17 stpaulbear
I take it you’re not a fan of Zappa’s Synclavier work.
re: #18 teleskiguy
I guess I gave up on Zappa before he got to his Syclavier work.
Extol #PhilandoCastile’s virtues, but know: Even if he didn’t serve children, even if he didn’t love his family, he should STILL be alive. pic.twitter.com/meQW721Tz3
— The King Center (@TheKingCenter) June 16, 2017
re: #18 teleskiguy
I take it you’re not a fan of Zappa’s Synclavier work.
Early Nine Inch Nails. Beck.
Some of that is from the machine he built with MIT. Like when he starts a sound that gets repeated.
re: #17 stpaulbear
I’m sorry but I find Collier’s insistence on doing everything by himself just leaves me cold. You have no idea how much of it was live vs pre-recorded. It’s samples instead of interactions. Technical instead of expressive. I don’t care about how adept he is, I wish he would get over himself and learn how to play in a band.
Almost nothing is pre-recorded in this one. He’s using loops that he records himself, then repeats and triggers as needed. Sorry you didn’t like it - I think it’s amazing.
To do it live, looping and inter-looping. Amazing indeed.
Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself;
(I am large, I contain multitudes.) - Walt Whitman, Song of Myself
re: #24 Charles Johnson
Almost nothing is pre-recorded in this one. He’s using loops that he records himself, then repeats and triggers as needed. Sorry you didn’t like it - I think it’s amazing.
I’m not a jazz guy but still fascinated by the talent on display.
Study finds 16.4 million Americans think chocolate milk comes from brown cows #NBC4 https://t.co/hi9h1N0PKP pic.twitter.com/ol3HnKPWTg
— NBC4 Columbus (@nbc4i) June 16, 2017
Don’t worry, Betsy DeVos is going to fix this. https://t.co/nhG9DgmPCB
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) June 17, 2017
Q: Why do u think gay parents aren’t as legitimate as hetero parents?
Karen Handel: Because I don’t.#FlipThe6th #GA06 #VoteYourOssoff #RT pic.twitter.com/TCLvx3IPsW— Scott Dworkin (@funder) June 16, 2017
Newt Gingrich: “Technically, the President of the United States cannot obstruct justice” https://t.co/LjpcrsXdmW pic.twitter.com/d4MHsmq0n7
— CNN (@CNN) June 17, 2017
When the president was a Democrat, @newtgingrich had the opposite opinion on obstruction of justice by a president https://t.co/hvNr7tfVF7 https://t.co/gc5tY8aA3n
— Kevin Rawlinson (@KevinJRawlinson) June 17, 2017
It’s amazing, we marched 10 blocks and I literally haven’t seen one cop. Thousands of people on the street. pic.twitter.com/z2x8NIh1R4
— bengarvin (@bengarvin) June 17, 2017
re: #27 Charles Johnson
Study finds 16.4 million Americans think chocolate milk comes from brown cows
That’s just silly.
Everyone knows the cow’s color doesn’t matter. You just have to regularly add 1 measure of cocoa powder to every 4 measures of feed.
re: #21 jaunte
I didn’t recognize his face at first as I was scrolling your post into view, and I thought “Please don’t be another young man who got murdered.”
God damn it and fuck this shit.
If foreigners were inflicting this many casualties on us it would be a fucking war.
re: #36 retired cynic
That was a better way of putting it. Thank you!
Fools who voted for Trump piss me off less than smart people who didn’t vote for HRC.
Well damn sorry to see seven sailors are missing after that awful collision with a Japanese merchant vessel. That destroyer would cost 1.8 billion to replace. All this high tech navigation, radars, maps, transponders, rules of the sea and two really big ships. WTF
re: #2 Charles Johnson
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re: #40 Unshaken Defiance
Even with all our technology and scientific advances, nature (human or otherwise) can be a cruel mistress.
re: #40 Unshaken Defiance
Well damn sorry to see seven sailors are missing after that awful collision with a Japanese merchant vessel. That destroyer would cost 1.8 billion to replace. All this high tech navigation, radars, maps, transponders, rules of the sea and two really big ships. WTF
I’m sure Fuckface Von Clownstick has the leadership and gravitas to guide us through this unfortunate incident.
re: #37 FormerDirtDart
If you feed cows buttercups, they produce custard.
re: #43 teleskiguy
I’m sure Fuckface Von Clownstick has the leadership and gravitas to guide us through unfortunate incident.
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Don’t worry. Someone on his staff will research Wikipedia and come up with a facsimile of a reasonable response, write it up, and release it to the press. On the other hand, maybe CIC Mattis will have an official thoughtful announcement.
re: #44 Apocalypse
If you feed cows buttercups, they produce custard.
If you feed them wild onions, they do not produce French chip dip.
That chocolate milk thing…holy shit that makes me want to cry.
Just how fucked are we as a country??
re: #46 Decatur Deb
If you feed them wild onions, they do not produce French chip dip.
With the onion flavor!
re: #46 Decatur Deb
If you feed them wild onions, they do not produce French chip dip.
But the milk will taste odd.
re: #49 calochortus
But the milk will taste odd.
It will taste freakn’ horrible. Our school had its own milk cows and small student-run dairy.
re: #12 Skip Intro
Trump owes lenders at least $315 million, disclosure shows
From Reuters.
So the media is good at vetting trump AFTER he is elected. Strange nothing was checked before the election.
re: #47 Eclectic Cyborg
That chocolate milk thing…holy shit that makes me want to cry.
Just how fucked are we as a country??
*a comment about religion I’ll keep to myself because there are lots of religious Lizards*
re: #52 fern01
So the media is good at vetting trump AFTER he is elected. Strange nothing was checked before the election.
ABC has a version of this story where they only mention his income, not his debts.
Trump told the mayor of a sinking island that he “believes” it’ll be totally fine https://t.co/GiCSO8kri8 pic.twitter.com/sX4BcTcfTP
— grist (@grist) June 17, 2017
re: #50 Decatur Deb
It will taste freakn’ horrible. Our school had its own milk cows and small student-run dairy.
Were the students “creative” with the feed?
re: #56 calochortus
Were the students “creative” with the feed?
Just sloppy with the pasture, and medieval about quality control.
re: #57 Decatur Deb
Just sloppy with the pasture, and medieval about quality control.
Prolly had better things to harvest from the paddies out in the field every morning before milking.
re: #57 Decatur Deb
Just sloppy with the pasture, and medieval about quality control.
One of Mr. C.’s high school friends got a college degree in some specialty or other that required being able to tell what the cows had gotten into from the flavor of the milk. Doesn’t sound all that entertaining to me, but even I can tell that superior food for the cow produces superior milk.
re: #59 Dave In Austin
Prolly had better things to harvest from the paddies out in the field every morning before milking.
Don’t know that one. Maybe they were trying for that cat—coffee thing.
re: #47 Eclectic Cyborg
That chocolate milk thing…holy shit that makes me want to cry.
Just how fucked are we as a country??
Just possibly we’re less fucked than we’ve always been. Hold on to that.
Something else occurs to me that’s pretty goddamn terrifying - we think of technologies like the Internet, digital photo/video, etc as being an excellent conduit of information…but what if the very thing that’s supposed to make us smarter and more knowledgeable is having the exact opposite effect? What if there’s a “tipping point” where technology that’s *too* advanced is detrimental to the very essence of human perception?
When it was extremely expensive/difficult to fake a photo, you could take it for granted that most of the photos you saw were genuine. Now, “real or photoshopped” is a constant question one has to ask.
At the moment, it’s too difficult/expensive for laypeople to create extremely convincing fake video of real people doing things they haven’t actually done…but what happens when that technology becomes as ubiquitous as photoshop is now?
Kooks, cranks, and conspiracy theorists will be emboldened as never before, because they can a) easily create fake “evidence” for their nutbaggery and b) dismiss the real evidence as being “fake” (e.g. flat-earthers claiming all NASA imagery is photoshopped).
The phrase “to live in an alternate reality” will take on an even more terrifying meaning.
re: #47 Eclectic Cyborg
That chocolate milk thing…holy shit that makes me want to cry.
Just how fucked are we as a country??
While I never like to underestimate the potential for human beings to be stupid, I am willing to bet that it was more likely that people were being smart assess on a survey than they actually thought chocolate milk came from brown cows.
re: #27 Charles Johnson
Now wishing I was getting trolled there. I love the local dairy milk, around here the good stuff is Alta Dena. Somehow their milk tastes exactly like it did when I was a kid. The wife gets pissed when I buy it as more money than store brand. Store brand tastes like they watered it down to sell it cheap.
re: #64 danarchy
While I never like to underestimate the potential for human beings to be stupid, I am willing to bet that it was more likely that people were being smart assess on a survey than they actually thought chocolate milk came from brown cows.
There’s that, and the ignorance of our forebears was never properly measured.
re: #63 Interesting Times
Something else occurs to me that’s pretty goddamn terrifying - we think of technologies like the Internet, digital photo/video, etc as being an excellent conduit of information…but what if the very thing that’s supposed to make us smarter and more knowledgeable is having the exact opposite effect? What if there’s a “tipping point” where technology that’s *too* advanced is detrimental to the very essence of human perception?
When it was extremely expensive/difficult to fake a photo, you could take it for granted that most of the photos you saw were genuine. Now, “real or photoshopped” is a constant question one has to ask.
At the moment, it’s too difficult/expensive for laypeople to create extremely convincing fake video of real people doing things they haven’t actually done…but what happens when that technology becomes as ubiquitous as photoshop is now?
Kooks, cranks, and conspiracy theorists will be emboldened as never before, because they can a) easily create fake “evidence” for their nutbaggery and b) dismiss the real evidence as being “fake” (e.g. flat-earthers claiming all NASA imagery is photoshopped).
The phrase “to live in an alternate reality” will take on an even more terrifying meaning.
Ask PT Barnum. Think of how hard it is to fake life, and how he fooled people anyway.
re: #42 Eclectic Cyborg
Even with all our technology and scientific advances, nature (human or otherwise) can be a cruel mistress.
The merchant ship had a. If advantage in both how they hit and in momentum.
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re: #65 Unshaken Defiance
Now wishing I was getting trolled there. I love the local dairy milk, around here the good stuff is Alta Dena. Somehow their milk tastes exactly like it did when I was a kid. The wife gets pissed when I buy it as more money than store brand. Store brand tastes like they watered it down to sell it cheap.
Around here it’s Clover and worth every penny extra I pay for it. Not only does it taste better, but we can drive up to Sonoma and see the cows out grazing. Sure, they get other feed in the summer when the grass ain’t growing, but contrast it with those huge dairies in the Central Valley with cows standing in completely barren enclosures enlivened only by manure piles.
The police are pulling a stand down
Cars come to halt as protesters shut down 94. No police anywhere pic.twitter.com/OO33Po40Zc
— bengarvin (@bengarvin) June 17, 2017
Another helpful contribution to the national dialogue:
Screw talks of ‘bipartisanship.’ This country is at war with itself. Choose your side and choose it now. Grab your musket and get ready.
— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) June 17, 2017
The USS Fitzgerald might sink off Japan and the U.S. President can’t call our Ambassador or our Navy Secretary because we have neither
— Brandon Friedman (@BFriedmanDC) June 17, 2017
re: #73 bratwurst
Another helpful contribution to the national dialogue:
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Let him have a musket. Works for me.
re: #71 calochortus
Around here it’s Clover and worth every penny extra I pay for it. Not only does it taste better, but we can drive up to Sonoma and see the cows out grazing. Sure, they get other feed in the summer when the grass ain’t growing, but contrast it with those huge dairies in the Central Valley with cows standing in completely barren enclosures enlivened only by manure piles.
Not to mention it doesn’t spoil 10 seconds after the expiration date.
re: #73 bratwurst
Another helpful contribution to the national dialogue:
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I can’t tell you how much I want to see all those RWNJs trying to use muskets.
re: #77 A hollow voice says, Covfefe.
I can’t tell you how much I want to see all those RWNJs trying to use muskets.
It’s a Mel Brooks movie waiting to happen!
re: #73 bratwurst
Muskets? Such an obvious dodge. He knows he’ll get more shit if he says ‘guns.’
What a pathetic weasel.
My apologies to all good weasels out there.
Happy National Pop Goes the Weasel Day pic.twitter.com/OFYjX7s61B
— Captain Cox (@BobbyCox95) June 14, 2017
re: #73 bratwurst
Sick of this guy.
You grab your musket. I’ll kick your ass with merely a pen, paper and a keyboard.
— Daniel Ballard (@RW_Conspirator) June 17, 2017
re: #72 Stanley Sea
The police are pulling a stand down
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Man, I hope they can keep any assholes in the crowd in check and keep it peaceful.
All I’m saying is what goes around …
If you wanna bitch about a witch hunt maybe you shouldn’t have ran on a platform of abusing your office to put your opponent in prison.
— Frankly My Dear 🐁 (@goddamnedfrank) June 17, 2017
re: #81 stpaulbear
Man, I hope they can keep any assholes in the crowd in check and keep it peaceful.
That photog said he hasn’t seen one cop.
re: #83 Stanley Sea
Still haven’t seen one cop all night. They’re just letting this play out. People are ready to be provoked, nothing to provoke them. pic.twitter.com/nBvtK7rP0L
— bengarvin (@bengarvin) June 17, 2017
re: #72 Stanley Sea
They gotta pull that us and them crap.
re: #74 jaunte
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The larger Navy boats are designed to float even when they take on a whole lot of water, but the fact that he has no one in either of those positions is inexcusable.
re: #73 bratwurst
Oops-my bad-CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS?
— TheMajor (@TheMajorsViews) June 17, 2017
This wild koala walked right into a woman’s house and made himself at home 🐨💗 pic.twitter.com/ktSZSKegck
— The Dodo (@dodo) June 17, 2017
re: #90 meteor
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re: #90 meteor
Cute little critters, until those claws get you good.
re: #93 wheat-dogg
I read somewhere that they, um, smell.
re: #94 retired cynic
I read somewhere that they, um, smell.
Vegetarian diet. Probably gives them gas.
re: #88 The Major
Give Walsh a break—it’s Father’s Day weekend.
re: #96 teleskiguy
Hmm. Why is #Watergate trending on Twitter?
Thanks for the reminder! Watergate on 20/20-ABC just started.
re: #98 Stanley Sea
Thanks for the reminder! Watergate on 20/20-ABC just started.
Ah ha! That explains it.
And here they come
There is police activity now. Likely will move to arrest people on highway soon. pic.twitter.com/AVHwuhjT7X
— bengarvin (@bengarvin) June 17, 2017
Time to watch People Baking Things (aka The Great British Baking Show)
Hasta mañana, Lizards.
FYI, I hit @deray up about this earlier, we are all about to join the @NRA. And im running for President of the organization. #Takeover
— Bakari Sellers (@Bakari_Sellers) June 17, 2017
re: #103 jaunte
Uh oh. I can see some bad things happening there.
Screw talks of ‘bipartisanship.’ This country is at war with itself. Choose your side and choose it now. Grab your musket and get ready.
— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) June 17, 2017
In these uncertain times, its good to know we can always count on Deadbeat Joe to be a complete fucking asshole https://t.co/8mYX43BpUO
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) June 17, 2017
Ha:
— Marjorie Stout (@blitzstout) June 17, 2017
Shit’s about to get serious at a protest I’m watching on Periscope.
Crowd chanting “Cops and the klan go hand in hand” as cops get ready to engage.
Comments from viewers are extremely racist.
re: #107 Aucun pays pour les vieux ennemis
Shit’s about to get serious at a protest I’m watching on Periscope.
Link?
re: #107 Aucun pays pour les vieux ennemis
Oh no, oh no.
Barron looks how we, the majority, feel. pic.twitter.com/JnHxKq0giF
— Retsbo Maseh (@WordsWithJoe) June 12, 2017
re: #114 Dave In Austin
I got called out to an emergency paperwork drill for the state concerning our water system nearly three hours ago (get this stuff to us now! Even though it’s all on our Website! What do you think we don’t pay you for?)
One water sample to take in the morning, then hit the Post Office. All the things the state says we’re not in compliance with we are (besides needing to repaint our water pumps, which I already negotiated a December completion date).
I gotta be doing this because I care about my town, it sure isn’t for the non-existent paycheck. (::
From the previous thread:
re: #220 teleskiguy
Forecast high temperature in Phoenix on Tuesday, 121°.
Fuck. That.
I feel for you. The forecast high in Broadwater tomorrow is 75. You could take a vacation in the Sandhills… .
Muy bueno!
Rhode Island’s teacher of the year brought along his LGBTQ rainbow pin and black lace fan when he met POTUS and FLOTUS in the Oval Office. pic.twitter.com/Lnw4Ypo7ZK
— Yashar Ali (@yashar) June 17, 2017
re: #114 Dave In Austin
My gosh, that poor kid.
re: #118 Stanley Sea
Muy bueno!
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Is that the first real smile I have seen on Melania’s face?
re: #13 scottslemmons
Long as we’re recommending stuff — I’ve been reading like crazy lately, and I just got done with “Down Among the Sticks and Bones,” the second book in Seanan McGuire’s “Wayward Children” series. It’s muy bueno.
The first book, “Every Heart a Doorway,” focuses on a private school for kids who’ve traveled to other worlds, like Oz and Wonderland and Narnia, and then, for one reason or another, come back to the “real world.” Their parents think they’re crazy, but they just want to go back to what they think is their real home. The second book is a prequel with its focus on Jack and Jill, twins who travel to “The Moors” — i.e., the setting for every old black-and-white horror movie.
Both books are excellent and recommended. :)
THANKS! My last to reads (audible.com) were emotionally heavy fiction, I need something fun.
re: #16 teleskiguy
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heh, I had a tyger kitty on the last thread!
And now for a puppy:
re: #118 Stanley Sea
Muy bueno!
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obviously, a good teacher —if he can engage small minds like GRIFTUS.
He probably has the ability to abstract communication to higher levels to engage his regular students.
Hope he still has a job when Betsy DeVos gets thru Privatizing all the Schools—as she won’t be held accountable if they discriminate.
re: #112 Aucun pays pour les vieux ennemis
Here’s the URL
pscp.tv
Plenty of 101st Keyboard Warrior Division Nazis in Periscope’s comment section. My guess is most of them wouldn’t be so open if they were posting under real names or with their real photo. (That said, I don’t at sites like this because I don’t want harassment myself. I don’t call for genocide, however.)
re: #124 Anymouse 🌹
Plenty of 101st Keyboard Warrior Division Nazis in Periscope’s comment section. My guess is most of them wouldn’t be so open if they were posting under real names or with their real photo. (That said, I don’t at sites like this because I don’t want harassment myself. I don’t call for genocide, however.)
Some of them are calling to burn all Liberal cities. These people are nuts. A threat to civilization.
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