Amazing! MonoNeon Remixes Jim Carrey: “Everything & Nothing”
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As Greg Abbott competes fiercely with Ron DeSantis for the coveted Worst Responder Award:
Covid hospitalizations in Texas are rising more steeply than ever before
Last week, the Republican governor issued an executive order barring local governments from mandating masks or vaccinations. Some officials are already defying his wishes, however, citing the need to slow the skyrocketing spread of COVID-19.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner told city employees Monday they must resume wearing masks at work when they can’t keep socially distant, according to the Houston Chronicle. The city’s health director said this week the amount of virus in the wastewater system is at a level never before seen.
Dallas County increased its COVID-19 threat level to red, in response to the “frightening trajectory” of cases. At a Tuesday meeting, County Judge Clay Jenkins required members of the commissioners court to wear face coverings and had one removed for refusing.
According to the latest federal guidance, even vaccinated Texans should wear masks indoors in almost every county because the spread of COVID-19 is so high.
Abbott needs the boot, and Clay Jenkins should be governor.
Haaretz notices that the far-right are busy doing historical revisionism:
A recent probe by the online encyclopedia Wikipedia reveals major historical revisionism by far-right forces in its Croatian and Serbian versions. But it also exposes the dangerous overlap between nationalism and disinformation online.
The discovery was made public a few months back:
Wikimedia bans admin of Wikipedia Croatia for pushing radical right agendas
The Wikimedia Foundation has banned the administrator of the Croatian version of Wikipedia after an investigation revealed that together with other admins, they edited and distorted content on the site with radical right views.
This group had de-facto control of the website between 2011 and 2020, the Wikimedia Foundation said in a report published earlier this month.
“It appears that this group consisted of real-life friends, ideological sympathisers, and political allies,” the organization said.
The Wikimedia Foundation said it found that this group “systematically produced and edited articles containing unencyclopaedic content and overt historical revisionism,” often using questionable online sources to portray fringe views as political or historical facts.
“Many articles created and edited by the members of this group present the views that match political and socio-cultural positions advocated by a loosely connected group of Croatian radical right political parties and ultra-conservative populist movements,” the organization said.
Among the edits this group had done:
Claiming that Hitler attacked Poland and started World War II after the Poles committed genocide against Germans.
Redefining a World War II concentration camp as a labor camp.
We should not forget that far-right and straight up fascist ideology is popular in eastern Europe (sometimes tied to Catholic or Orthodox relgious groups.) These are the allies of the Trump-circle.
I really can’t believe my opinion of Republicans continues to get significantly worse each week. That ought to be mathematically impossible, but somehow isn’t.
Lake Oroville
This reservoir in California is so low that its hydroelectric power plant will likely be shut off https://t.co/aEhYCrQvEb pic.twitter.com/lm6PfqiYBN
— CNN (@CNN) August 4, 2021
Is there a term for that thing where a musician plays an instrument to match the pitch and phrasing of a person speaking?
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) August 5, 2021
Many a free spirit has met its match in a duvet. https://t.co/xVKl5KbiKo
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) August 5, 2021
Carrying on from the former thread, saying that someone and their attitudes will eventually die out (dying is inevitable) is a lot different from wishing someone dead, but hey I get how Twitter is and how their algorithms (and facebooks) are slanted, it’s their platform.
I don’t feel the need to word my tweets exactly how they need to be to conform with Twitter guidelines, if that’s gets me suspended, oh well, I’ll just make another account if I feel the need to be there. (Done it many times)
It’s a cesspool and it’s really not worth the time, unless your trying to promote something, like say LGF, or any other buisness or website.
Absolutely. Steve’s “Bad Horsie” is another good example. Not to mention “Ya Yo Gakk.”
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) August 5, 2021
re: #5 Charles Johnson
As per this for example?https://t.co/1Dq3jJdmVv
— Edwin (@EdMix13) August 5, 2021
Schools are openly defying Governor Ducey’s new law that prohibits mask mandates. This is the sign at the entrance of a charter school I visited today in Phoenix. @12News pic.twitter.com/pitbpz6CnF
— JOE DANA (@JoeDanaReports) August 4, 2021
re: #11 Backwoods_Sleuth
Good. I hope Arizona schools are as brave. I doubt my niece’s school will be, being in one of the worst vaccinated communities in our poorly vaccinated County, but hope springs eternal.
$15,000/month is not enough for us to say something nice about JD Vance.
Also, it makes perfect since that JD has to literally buy his supporters. Dude will pay anything for relevancy. https://t.co/aOUa4hPce0— Appodlachia Podcast (@appodlachia) August 5, 2021
re: #3 EPR-radar
I really can’t believe my opinion of Republicans continues to get significantly worse each week. That ought to be mathematically impossible, but somehow isn’t.
As someone who studied mathematics, I can assure you that it is totally mathematically possible for a numbers to decline significantly forever!
ah yes
the well-known Italian intolerance of fascism— Anderson (@TabbyKeats) August 5, 2021
oh sure when it wasn’t fashionable any more
— Anderson (@TabbyKeats) August 5, 2021
re: #13 Backwoods_Sleuth
and Brigitte and Ryan are duking it on twitter.
Thread:
Not rattled at all.
But if you’ve been tweeting your advocacy for Josh from the desk or phone that your 501c3 pays for it’s a violation of the law. I’ll call my friends at the IRS to check up on it. https://t.co/86YCUjL5NR— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) August 4, 2021
So very self-aware….
If you let politicians break the law during an emergency, they will create an emergency in order to break the law.
— Rep. Paul Gosar, DDS (@RepGosar) August 4, 2021
re: #17 Barefoot Grin
So very self-aware….
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Why is it every time I see Gosar I think of Laurence Olivier in Marathon Man torturing Dustin Hoffman…
re: #17 Barefoot Grin
It’s odd that a U.S. Representative feels the need to add DDS to his twitter name.
Graham Spanier, the former president of Penn State, is out of jail after serving nearly two months for endangering the welfare of children. Spanier didn’t alert police after getting a report that Jerry Sandusky had been seen abusing a boy on campus. https://t.co/jeaDzNAOV4
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 5, 2021
re: #19 jaunte
It’s odd that a U.S. Representative feels the need to add DDS to his twitter name.
Ain’t he missing another “S” on that?
“Not only am I a millionaire, I also have this magnificent bottle cap collection.”
re: #20 Backwoods_Sleuth
Two months for covering up child abuse.
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re: #19 jaunte
It’s odd that a U.S. Representative feels the need to add DDS to his twitter name.
Gonna combine this with Joe’s tweet above. Hahahahaha!
Why is it every time I see Gosar I think of Laurence Olivier in Marathon Man torturing Dustin Hoffman…
re: #24 Barefoot Grin
Gonna combine this with Joe’s tweet above. Hahahahaha!
Yeah I think “DDSS” fits Gosar to a “T”
re: #20 Backwoods_Sleuth
I wonder why some people serve “nearly two months” and other people serve “less than two months”.
Here’s a little guide for Ron DeSantis. Governor, do YOUR job. pic.twitter.com/iaeTjVf8DK
First truly dry day here in many days. The smoke from fires points west has moved right back in.
Lawyers are trying to convince a judge to allow the Scottish government to investigate the Trump Organization under a ‘McMafia’ order, citing the New York criminal case
If Gorka is worried about ‘soft tyranny’, he should take the blue pill.
— Edwin (@EdMix13) August 5, 2021
My Nephew is in PA School tegu U of F. He’s currently spending a year on deck in the big Jacksonville Hospital that’s been on MSNBC so much lately.
These are some of his texts.
Things are good. Tested Covid negative today so that’s good. Start in the surgical ICU tomorrow.
I was marinating in COVID for the last month so I figured it would be a good idea.
Some break throughs. Not a ton. Almost all are unvaccinated.
The few that get admitted with breakthrough all have CHF, diabetes, kidney failure, etc.
But we are seeing people younger than before as a general trend.
233 Covid patients at the hospital. 190 staff that are out because of Covid.
The ICUs are full. Pre op will likely become COVID ICU overflow
IM already so sick of it. The amount of fucking resources in the hospital these people require is fucking insane.
He’s learning in the thick of it. I’ll keep y’all updated.
re: #32 Dave In Austin
And once the insurance companies can require Covid vaccinations they will do so ASAP. Since those hospital bills have to be paid somehow.
“…ain’t gonna make it with anyone anyhow.” Well, maybe several million compatriots.
TOKYO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee on Tuesday asked the Chinese team for a report on why two of its medallists appeared on the podium wearing badges featuring the head of the country’s former leader Mao Zedong.
Gold medal cyclists Bao Shanju and Zhong Tianshi wore the badges during a medal ceremony on Monday, in a potential breach of Olympic rules on the display of political paraphernalia.
“We contacted the Chinese Olympic Committee and asked them for a report on the situation,” IOC spokesperson Mark Adams said. “We are looking into the matter.”
The duo wore the badges, commonplace in China for half a century but a potential breach of Rule 50 of the Olympic charter, after retaining the women’s cycling team sprint title at the Izu Velodrome.
While the IOC last month relaxed Rule 50 to allow gestures, such as taking the knee on the field of play provided athletes do so without disruption and with respect for fellow competitors, it has banned any such gestures on the podium….
I have a question for the statistically minded types here. What will the Covid death rate be without hospital treatment, or if the majority of critical cases cannot find hospital treatment?
I ask because I do not see any way that Delta infections will not outrun the available facilities, and by a huge margin. I mean like 20-1 or worse. So far, the low death rate outside the well-known (and now fairly well vaccinated) high risk groups has still required professional, high intensity medical intervention in many cases. TFG himself is an example. Without the best possible treatment, he would obviously have been dead meat.
I am not an expert but I think there is a real chance of an apocalyptic disaster.
re: #36 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
I have a question for the statistically minded types here. What will the Covid death rate be without hospital treatment, or if the majority of critical cases cannot find hospital treatment?
I ask because I do not see any way that Delta infections will not outrun the available facilities, and by a huge margin. I mean like 20-1 or worse. So far, the low death rate outside the well-known (and now fairly well vaccinated) high risk groups has still required professional, high intensity medical intervention in many cases. TFG himself is an example. Without the best possible treatment, he would obviously have been dead meat.I am not an expert but I think there is a real chance of an apocalyptic disaster.
And how do you factor in the number of dead from other causes who couldn’t get treatment because all beds and ICU spots were taken by covid cases?
re: #36 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
I have a question for the statistically minded types here. What will the Covid death rate be without hospital treatment, or if the majority of critical cases cannot find hospital treatment?
I ask because I do not see any way that Delta infections will not outrun the available facilities, and by a huge margin. I mean like 20-1 or worse. So far, the low death rate outside the well-known (and now fairly well vaccinated) high risk groups has still required professional, high intensity medical intervention in many cases. TFG himself is an example. Without the best possible treatment, he would obviously have been dead meat.I am not an expert but I think there is a real chance of an apocalyptic disaster.
At some point, I feel that those of us vaccinated are going to have to march in one long line across the country and vaccinate everyone we find alive.
re: #32 Dave In Austin
CHF - Congestive Heart Failure (Heart doesn’t pump blood as well as it should)
Best wishes to your nephew!
ETA correct typo and added rest of message
From @2chaoscats: “Seems about right 🍗” #twitterweek #catsofinstagram pic.twitter.com/4MpvhtXA6a
— Cats of Instagram (@catsofinstagram) August 4, 2021
Picked up a musicman sterling 34 from musiciansfriend. plugged it in, said, “god, this sucks.” changed out the strings for some rotosound 66’s and suddenly it sounds like a bass not purchased from jc penney. So, either ernie ball strings just suck on basses (they’re like 15 bucks a set, which is incredibly cheap for bass strings), or the starter strings are the cheapest things ernie ball can find to put on their guitars. I mean, this is possible. The guitar was 780 bucks, after the sales guy found a 15% discount off-menu for me. They’re made in Indonesia, so I’m sure their margins are good, but i’d guess there’s a significant temptation to say, ” 30 bucks for a decent string set, or 10 bucks for our piece-of-shit strings and we pocket the 20: let’s do the latter.”
re: #40 ckkatz
CHF - Congestive Hart Failure (Heart doesn’t pump blood as well as it should)
Tiny deer clog yer veins
re: #43 Barefoot Grin
Tiny deer clog yer veins
Rats! I got busted! I was hoping to fix that typo before I got caught.
The reporter for the Vail Daily who profiled me about Lauren Boebert in May asked me a favor tonight. He wrote a story about one of the last wild horse herds in Colorado being rounded up. He was the only reporter there. I think it’s an interesting read. I posted a page for his story.
In this Fox News story, the claim that DeSantis “earned praise” is backed up by three tweets — one of which is from his press secretary
— Jan Wolfe (@JanNWolfe) August 4, 2021
Lovely dinner with @krismyersdrums, my little man Griffin & our good friend @theadrianbelew who wanted to hang a little with Griff up close to see what he was all about. Gotta love Nashville!
You’re all in this together, and that’s why you’re doomed.
— God (@TheTweetOfGod) August 4, 2021
“When I was a baby I was held by Adrian Belew” is going to be a great flex for Griff Cummins.
pro tip: if you cheered when Biden missed his 70% vaccination goal, you don’t get to complain about being on a ventilator
— Jeff Tiedrich (@itsJeffTiedrich) August 4, 2021
Judge Amy Berman Jackson, sentencing Carl Dresch and adding to her outstanding record of fidelity to the Constitution: “You call yourself a patriot? That’s not patriotism. Patriotism is loyalty to country, loyalty to the Constitution, not loyalty to a single head of state.”
— Harry Litman (@harrylitman) August 4, 2021
Jen Psaki is now receiving an additional child tax credit because she’s revised her IRS Form 1040 to include Peter Doocy.
— Jake Lobin (@JakeLobin) August 4, 2021
Interesting bit of fallout locally (and literally) from the 17 Year cicada event earlier this month. Something that I had never heard of before.
A lot of local folks are complaining of itchy welts. Apparently from oak itch mites.
The 17 year cicada eggs that were laid in June and July are hatching now. And the resulting larva descend to the ground and dig in for the next 17 years.
There have been articles on how some folks are unenthusiastic about having the falling cicada larva end up in their hair.
Apparently there is a very small mite that lives in oak tree crowns and eats other bugs that live up there.
And apparently they are eating the cicada larva as well. With the massive new food source, the mite populations are going gang-busters. (Technical term)
However, the mites can also ride the larva down to the ground. And if they land on someone, their bite can cause an itchy welt.
Fortunately, the cicada hatch is almost over. And hopefully the mite problem as well.
And at least they aren’t drop bears…
re: #50 teleskiguy
“When I was a baby I was held by Adrian Belew” is going to be a great flex for Griff Cummins.
Coincidentally, I heard “Big Electric Cat” yesterday morning on a Massachusetts college radio station that comes in to NH if the weather is good.
Ninety-five-year-old Mel Brooks chronicles his “remarkable ride” in show business in a new memoir due in November. https://t.co/ehbi2MOx7C
— AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) August 4, 2021
#DEVELOPING A “dangerous, venomous” snake is on the loose in Grand Prairie. The owner tells me the West African Banded Cobra got out after a “cage malfunction”.
Here’s a pic. The owner lives off the 1800 block of Cherry Street in Grand Prairie. If you see it call 911. pic.twitter.com/aZJZYF802H— Alex Rozier (@RozierReports) August 4, 2021
I just watched this clip of Galatoire’s in New Orleans.
Damn if I hit the Lotto, I’m going there!
Representing himself, Rep. Mo Brooks asked to be dismissed from Rep. Eric Swalwell’s lawsuit alleging a conspiracy to incite the Jan 6 riot.
In an unusual opening, Brooks says he’s always been faithful to his wife, never used tobacco, and that none of his kids are divorced. pic.twitter.com/f8Yu9ls1K4— Jan Wolfe (@JanNWolfe) August 4, 2021
Uh he’s not with JC, folks. He’s in the pine condo.
Christian camper celebrates minister’s death from COVID: ‘He’s with Jesus’
Evangelical preacher Rev. Wade Morris died from COVID-19 this week after speaking at an Oklahoma Christian camp where an outbreak of the deadly virus has occurred.
Speaking to KWTV, teenage camper, Braeden Morris said, “I was very happy for him because, not only did he die doing what God called him to do—preaching at Falls Creek, that’s what God called him to do—but he’s with Jesus now.”
re: #62 JOE 🥓
but he’s with Jesus now.
MORRIS: Jesus I prayed to you! Why didn’t you save me?
JESUS: I sent you Dr. Fauci, Pfizer, Moderna, J&J and Astra Zeneca vaccines!
re: #58 jaunte
I have a general dislike of exotic pet ownership since it basically never starts with wholesome animal collection or breeding practices…but fuck people who keep venomous stuff for the lulz especially, just for adding that extra layer of actual danger.
re: #58 jaunte
That is a prime example of why God had us invent buckshot. 20 gauge minimum.
— William A Lewis (@WilliamALewis4) August 5, 2021
re: #67 William Lewis
Birdshot. Not enough pellets in buckshot to hit a snake reliably. The things you learn living in rural Arizona.
I thought this one was good:
Next time you wanna pretend that Capitalism isn’t broken, remember that Nina spent twice as much money as her opponent, but still wasn’t allowed to buy the election. 😔
— 🌹☭✊🏻Richard Whiteman✊🏻☭🌹 (@RichardWhitem16) August 4, 2021
And then i saw this:
Ms Denise just told Cornel, and his teef, to go get a switch !🤣🤣😭 pic.twitter.com/NbrZn8udqa
— T. Fisher King (@T_FisherKing) August 5, 2021
re: #68 DesertDenizen
Birdshot. Not enough pellets in buckshot to hit a snake reliably. The things you learn living in rural Arizona.
I have a semi auto but yeah, I get you.
re: #66 The Ghost of a Flea
I have a general dislike of exotic pet ownership since it basically never starts with wholesome animal collection or breeding practices…but fuck people who keep venomous stuff for the lulz especially, just for adding that extra layer of actual danger.
The Raleigh one was owned by a teenager who had his own YouTube channel. I did not bother to see if it was monetized. And, reportedly there were posted Social Media videos of him playing with it, outside of its cage, on his lawn. He had also been treated for venomous snakebites previously.
Needless to say, the neighbors and local constabulary are not amused. (Never anger your neighbors. They know where you live.)
It will be interesting to see about the Grand Prairie case.
,
What is the range of a West African Banded Cobra?
Unladen.
re: #70 William Lewis
Ha! That’s a lot of gun for a snake. They sell little single shot .410s called Snake Charmers. I know people who keep one by each door. I’ve been known to carry a Taurus Judge with mixed loads for snakes, dogs, and javelina when I’m out in the desert.
re: #73 DesertDenizen
Ha! That’s a lot of gun for a snake. They sell little single shot .410s called Snake Charmers. I know people who keep one by each door. I’ve been known to carry a Taurus Judge with mixed loads for snakes, dogs, and javelina when I’m out in the desert.
Up north here. I have it for deer and ducks. No venomous snakes native here and the nearest to here are rattlers that I really don’t worry about too much. But someone’s exotic snake is loose? Pull the plug and load 5 shells and don’t stop till Snek is mush.
re: #73 DesertDenizen
Ha! That’s a lot of gun for a snake. They sell little single shot .410s called Snake Charmers. I know people who keep one by each door. I’ve been known to carry a Taurus Judge with mixed loads for snakes, dogs, and javelina when I’m out in the desert.
Rossi makes a very similar shotgun called the Tuffy. They are pretty cheap, and well made in my experience (I have a full length Rossi .410/.22 convertible). They may even be available since they have little appeal to the ammosexual/seditionist mob.
Meanwhile, still happening:
Oh come onnnnnnnn plague chipmunks 🐿 https://t.co/B8T7Ra673S
— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) August 3, 2021
re: #196 The Pie Overlord!
Worst Pixar movie ever. https://t.co/ElCkN7jfwA
— William K. Wolfrum (@Wolfrum) August 2, 2021
re: #76 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
That’s pretty much the one. Locally it gets the nickname since that’s about all it’s good for. Good little guns, but very specialized.
re: #64 ckkatz
Not to be mistaken (?mis-snaken?) with the Zebra Cobra that was loose in Raleigh, North Carolina last month.
There seem to be a lot of those cobras that manage to escape. The Raleigh one was a fugitive for 7 months before it was captured in early July. Google tells of others.
re: #74 William Lewis
That makes sense. I’m not a hunter, but I do sometimes carry for protection from critters. Javelina don’t play. I never carry in town, because I don’t expect a gunfight, despite living 25 miles from the OK Corral.
re: #81 DesertDenizen
That makes sense. I’m not a hunter, but I do sometimes carry for protection from critters. Javelina don’t play. I never carry in town, because I don’t expect a gunfight, despite living 25 miles from the OK Corral.
Bisbee?
I do have a carry permit. Most often I carry when I’m out in the woods. I’m more worried about running into two legged trouble than four legged up here.
re: #79 DesertDenizen
That’s pretty much the one. Locally it gets the nickname since that’s about all it’s good for. Good little guns, but very specialized.
H&R has one called the Tamer, available in .410 or 20 gauge. This is very light so I think the 20 might be a handful (excuse the expression).
Various companies, originally H. Koon of Fort Worth, have had “Snake Charmer” as an actual trademark. It’s apparently been out of production since 2009.
I use the same kind of mix you do in the Ruger Super Blackhawk I carry around the farm, usually two shotshells and 4 heavy bullets. For all its fearsome reputation the .44 Mag is actually a fairly weak gun for wild hogs, though the likely short range in a self defense situation would help a lot. The critters are that tough.
There is a very funny (if you have a rough sense of humor) video of various slob-hunter nimrods being run down, gored, and knocked shitless by feral hogs they have set out to slaughter. One guy with camo clothes, a Rambo headband, and a regular space age high-tech compound bow sneaks up on a big boar and shoots an arrow into its backside from about 10 feet away, to no real affect except to piss the hog off. The hog pivots with almost supernatural grace and speed, runs right over the mighty hunter (destroying his expensive bow) and flees into the bushes. Nobody dies in the video and the injuries are apparently not too serious. Serious injuries do occur though, and at least one person in Texas (an innocent pedestrian rather than a hunter) has been killed by wild hogs.
re: #82 William Lewis
Yep. And I work for Douglas, right on the border.
re: #85 KingKenrod
My tabby often crosses her front legs and stares at me with a very judgmental look.
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I’ve had several of those over the years!
re: #83 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
We don’t have hogs here. Javelinas look kinda like pigs, but aren’t. A big male is about the size of a medium-large dog.
re: #86 DesertDenizen
Yep. And I work for Douglas, right on the border.
Went to school at Ft Huachuca during Gulf 1. Beautiful country, especially the Coronados.
re: #89 William Lewis
After a few bad years we are finally getting a good monsoon this year, including some serious microbursts.
re: #88 DesertDenizen
We don’t have hogs here. Javelinas look kinda like pigs, but aren’t. A big male is about the size of a medium-large dog.
There are quite a few javelinas in Texas too. It seems that the big hogs have driven them into smaller and more remote ranges than they used to occupy though.
re: #91 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
I wouldn’t want to tangle with a hog with .410 buck or .45LC, they’re barely enough for javelina, but I don’t always want to carry a .357.
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