Seth takes a closer look at progressive Democrats staging a collective show of force against the two Senate moderates holding up President Biden’s agenda.
— Clay C. (@ClayC1969) October 5, 2021
Biden should wear some glasses with a mustache and tell reporters “This is the only version of Marxism that Republicans understand. They think governing is a joke.”
This was my first car…the base model 1970 1/2 AMC Gremlin.
No rear seat, No power steering, No power brakes, 3 speed Borg-Warner manual transmission with the first gear unsynchronized. No radio, Windshield Washers ran off the engine vacuum and there was a pump for the window fluid.
But it had a 25 gallon tank and I could really fill it up for…$5.95.
re: #2 Belafon
Biden should wear some glasses with a mustache and tell reporters “This is the only version of Marxism that Republicans understand. They think governing is a joke.”
SRSLY.
Much as I love Aggressive Joe as President (which he manages to do without it looking like mere pissy ego, unlike his predecessor), I REALLY wish he would step up in front of the press and call out the GOP gibberings about “communism” for the - umm, malarkey that they are.
Something along the lines of: “When some American politicians start babbling about “Marxism” or “Communism”, it’s a sure sign they’ve lost any argument they might have made. And this nonsense is where too many Republican arguments start”
re: #1 bratwurst
Can you imagine kissing the behind of a man who derided your wife’s looks and mental health? Cruz is spineless.
As I’ve said before—the closest Joe Biden comes to being a Marxist is when he watches Horse Feathers on TCM.
Facebook and Scott Baio walk into a bar…
…because they’re both not working.— Mike N 🇺🇸 🌊 (@MikeyNog) October 4, 2021
My spouse would be annoyed if I bought yet another guitar pedal but I’m so tempted.
Not so tempted by this one:
Rick Astley!
— The 3-D Zanti Regent (@josephebacon) October 5, 2021
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re: #11 Eclectic Cyborg
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Such odd weather.
I realize most of you live in places where rain is normal.
But around these parts rain only shows up in winter as part of huge winter storms coming off the Pacific, or, in late summer or fall because tropical storm remnants get too far north and enter the Gulf of California/Arizona.
Currently we have plenty of rain and lightening. It’s not a remnant of a tropical storm. Like a couple of weeks ago when we got a torrent, these storms are just due to a small low pressure system that gets stuck all by itself to our south.
Monsoonal rain is great - warm rain is so much better than cold rain.
It’s just weird in these parts.
Our water year starts on Oct 1 because usually there is no summer rain.
Calendar year rain total around these parts is so far about 6.6”, and a little over an inch of that came just two weeks ago. So far we’ve had roughly the same amount of late summer/early fall rain that we did in Spring.
We need rain so let it pour (the loquats are happy.)
However none of this rain will help with the Colorado river water crisis.
re: #12 JOE 🥓
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re: #11 Eclectic Cyborg
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re: #14 retired cynic
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re: #16 Belafon
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re: #16 Belafon
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Cancun Cruz is craven, crass, corrupt, contemptible, and classless.
What a freaking disgrace.
F CK #CancunCruz pic.twitter.com/633gwrHPDB
— Arch (Space Laser Vaccination Supervisor) (@Arch_LGF) October 5, 2021
re: #17 JOE 🥓
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Powerful stuff. We need as much of it as possible moving forward.
This is one hell of an ad from a Democrat running for Congress. The question is whether people will watch it and share it. pic.twitter.com/QYTpSv8OMb
— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) October 5, 2021
re: #11 Eclectic Cyborg
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Who is Brandon?
Water vapor imagery: you can see the cut-off low southwest of us, pushing up the moisture into SoCal and AZ.
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While I like the rain and feel (67F and 85%RH is very comfortable), reminds me of Japan, there was so much lightening that I worry about wild fires starting.
The moisture is barely reaching central California and the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, so probably not much help against the large wildfires up there.
“Can I borrow this?”
The girl put a sword on her pile of books. The librarian unsheathed the blade a couple of inches, and scanned the barcode etched on it.
“I’m afraid not.”
The girl looked crestfallen.
“That one is reserved,” the librarian said. “Let’s try to find you another.”— Micro SF/F stories (@MicroSFF) October 4, 2021
re: #23 (((Archangel1)))
Powerful stuff. We need as much of it as possible moving forward.
Holy shit, that is badass. Totally agree we need more.
Some good points about post-infection immunity from covid vs vaccine (don’t use natural immunity since the immune system is responding to antigens in both cases).
there are a number of issues with post-infection immunity that make vaccination, even after recovery from COVID-19, desirable, including that:
More than a third of COVID-19 infections result in zero protective antibodies
“Natural immunity” fades faster than vaccine immunity, particularly after mild infection
“Natural immunity alone” is only half as effective as natural immunity plus vaccination
The reason I posted is because the idiots at Project Veritas released a video of various people who work for vaccine manufacturers in a disinformation campaign against vaccines. The gullible knuckleheads are going to start repeating the bullshit.
re: #23 (((Archangel1)))
He might have to explain a few things, though:
This is his vote on HB 2. The bathroom bill. Whoops. pic.twitter.com/64zqCcmsta
— Bigtime Obama Boy (@kyleleehufnagel) October 5, 2021
re: #26 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Thunderstorms here. Isolated cells visible from Mt Wilson
Detained asylum-seekers and migrants and their advocates won a huge court victory against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott last week when a federal judge on Tuesday ordered the release of hundreds of men who had been jailed without any charges at all under his “legally dubious” Operation Lone Star scheme. That should’ve included asylum-seekers Ivan Nava and David Muñoz. While the two had been facing trespassing charges, they were dismissed when attorneys challenged their unlawful arrests.But advocates said Friday that the jail refused to release the two men even after their charges were dropped and an immigration detainer had expired. “By Friday afternoon, an attorney for the men was chasing a bus to Val Verde County, about three hours from the prison,” NBC News reported. “By the time she reached the county, she learned they had been turned over to Customs and Border Protection.”
NBC News reported that the two men “should have been released from the Dolph Briscoe Unit state prison in Dilley by Thursday afternoon when a federal immigration detainer, good for 48 hours, expired at 1:47 p.m., attorneys said.” Grassroots Leadership said that Just Futures Law had on Thursday written to Dolph Briscoe Unit’s warden about the expiration. But “[w]hen advocates inquired in person about the release of Mr. Nava and Mr. Muñoz, they were told the men would not be released despite the illegal nature of their further detention.”
One of my friends, former Apple employee, works somewhere else but actually lives near the FB HQ posted this about FB’s issue.
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I could see this. *Definitely* could see this.
re: #37 Belafon
It came back on here.
Something caused power to be lost in about a five mile area, but Encore fixed it pretty quickly.
re: #38 mmmirele
One of my friends, former Apple employee, works somewhere else but actually lives near the FB HQ posted this about FB’s issue.
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I could see this. *Definitely* could see this.
I won’t get electronic locks because I don’t want someone being able to hack their way into my house. I had not really considered the possibility that I might not be able to get in.
Looking at the local weather data: this afternoon before the rain local air pressure was down to 1008.8mb . Just a little while ago the barometer is around 1015.1mb. A big change for us. That little cut-off low is losing the battle against the persistent high pressure ridge over the desert.
Oddly the radar sites are showing widespread rain in western San Diego county but here there is none now.
The old NWS radar web pages were clunky and dated but I could get useful information from them.
Ever since the NWS went with its new radar web page it has been pretty much useless.
Sure, it’s fancier as a webpage, but often unresponsive and just confuses the user. Poorly laid out menus are in no less than four different locations. That is, when the web page responds.
Give me old stuff which works.
ER trip update
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re: #46 Eclectic Cyborg
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Based Biden
Why does Trump think I would visit him in prison? pic.twitter.com/CltOx5tN1t— Katiejohn (@45rapeKatiejohn) October 5, 2021
This is probably all made up (hell, almost certainly) but it’s funny as shit.
re: #47 retired cynic
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re: #47 retired cynic
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re: #8 Rightwingconspirator
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First car: a 1974 Plymouth Fury III State Trooper Special with Interceptor package
Had the 370 Hemi Enforcer engine in it.
Terrifying car. Took it out on I-94 after midnight, when the road was empty and floored it to see what it would do.
When it hit 110 mph some demon woke up in the engine and screamed. The needle hit 160 and was still going when I let up on the gas.
I think I heard the exhaust system mutter “Pussy.”
re: #51 Eclectic Cyborg
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If the dog has a license, he probably had to show his vaccine card to get it.
re: #54 sagehen
If the dog has a license, he probably had to show his vaccine card to get it.
Sure. The problem is that rabies vaccines aren’t 100% effective, as we’ve been discussing with other vaccines, and the consequences of being bitten by one of “those” dogs are deadly.
Dmitry Kiselyov, a man who has spent the past decade filling the airwaves with all sort of nonsense and conspiracy theories, is angry that Russians now believe nonsense and conspiracy theories. https://t.co/aXQbZuSMA7
— Marc Bennetts (@marcbennetts1) October 5, 2021
Mr Kiselyov, of course, is just freshly back from the hospital after a little bout of the ‘rona himself. He was apparently vaccinated.
re: #61 ericblair
Few things warm my frozen heart as much these days as seeing the pushers of propaganda and misinformation lose control over their lying narratives.
A pandemic of belligerent and willful stupidity can’t be controlled by anyone.
People making jokes about the Facebook services going down make me sick. Anyone who was using an Oculus headset at the time is currently trapped in VR, and if they die there then they die in real life.
— Gavin Young (@GavinDYoung) October 4, 2021
Concerns grow as coyotes attack pets in Pleasant Hill
PLEASANT HILL, Calif. (KRON) - There are growing concerns over coyotes in the East Bay — Disturbing videos from the last few weeks have captured attacks on pets.
These images serving as a warning to people who might leave their animals outside.
Some of the residents in Pleasant Hill said they’ve become a little worried about just how active and comfortable the coyotes have gotten in their neighborhoods.
A few days ago, an attack on a cat was caught on camera and it’s really upset people in the area. A pair of coyotes are caught on camera attacking a black cat.
The simple way to test a neighborhood dog for rabies is to send its head to a state lab.
I used to live on a ranch in Sedona, AZ with a couple of dogs. I did not mind the romantic howl of coyotes in the distance but once in a while they sounded like they were all snarling and ripping some creature apart.
That was when I called my dogs inside overnight.
re: #66 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Coyotes are fairly rare here, but every once in a while a feral cat gets disassembled. Neighborhood birds don’t seem to mind.
Piers, you just sit down and shut up - you couldn’t make aname for yoursef at @CNN - give it a rest, you phone-hacking wanker!
— Eric The Fruit Bat (@ericfruitbat) October 5, 2021
The First nominee for the Eric The Fruit Bat Vir Cotto aware has arrived: @PressSec ! Congratulations, Jen, on your nomination! (cc: @POTUS)
— Eric The Fruit Bat (@ericfruitbat) October 5, 2021
Thread. Go read:
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Grady Lobby
I was sitting at the #NoJudgmentZone table and notice a Grady elder quickly moving toward me on a walker.
Her: “‘Scuse me, baby. You know where this at?” *places paper onto desk*
I took the paper and scanned it. Someone jogged up beside her.
Niece: “Auntie!” pic.twitter.com/DUM5OVfxyS— Kimberly D. Manning, MD (@gradydoctor) September 29, 2021
Julia Ioffe: “What you’ve been watching for the past two weeks is Washington’s full return to its own version of normalcy. After four years of Donald Trump, and eighteen months of a pandemic that forced the Hill to pass giant, bipartisan rescue packages, Washington is back to what it has looked like since at least the beginning of Barack Obama’s presidency: two political parties with radically different aims and visions of good governance, haggling over legislation till the last possible minute.”
the biggest load of bothsiderist bullshit i’ve read in a while
- one party has a vision of good governance
- other party that does not acknowledge the legitimacy of the first party to exist and govern when it wins
Questions are already swirling about the projected price point for Merck’s experimental #Covid drug. The contract with the USG puts its cost at $712 per treatment course; but production costs are only $20, @pharmalot reports. https://t.co/Dq8FFTGc5j
— Helen Branswell (@HelenBranswell) October 4, 2021
Vax Update:
-84.7% of adult New Yorkers have at least one vaccine dose (CDC)
-71.8% of all New Yorkers have at least one vaccine dose (CDC)
-42,162 doses administered over last 24 hrs
-25,520,746 total doses administered pic.twitter.com/tQACQM66NL— Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) October 4, 2021
re: #74 Dangerman
the biggest load of bothsiderist bullshit i’ve read in a while
- one party has a vision of good governance
- other party that does not acknowledge the legitimacy of the first party to exist and govern when it wins
The United and American pilots and the 9/11 terrorists had radically different aims and visions of good aviation.
Dear Gen X. It’s okay if we’re bitter. We all had crushes on Scott Baio, Kirk Cameron, Antonio Sabàto Jr. The world did horrible things to us.
Note: The women we all had crushes on turned out awesome, though. Maybe heterosexuality was just bad. I dunno.— Shaindel Beers 🍻 (@shaindelr) October 5, 2021
An Ohio Covid patient treated w/ ivermectin after his wife sued the hospital has died. Anti-vxxer Jeffrey Smith died Sept. 25 his lawyer said Monday. In August, a judge ordered West Chester Hospital to give Smith the antiparasitic. The order was overturned https://t.co/axHCVKGUvI pic.twitter.com/BT49sdQJPP
— delthia ricks 🔬 (@DelthiaRicks) October 5, 2021
I hope William Shatner doesn’t have unrealistic expectations of what space is like. pic.twitter.com/WV14IUm5QI
— Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) October 5, 2021
Apparently FacePalm wasn’t the only recent tech fail. A Chinese drone show had some issues recently:
This Is What Happens When a Drone Light Show Fails
During a performance staged above a mall in the central city of Zhengzhou on Friday, drones began falling from the sky in the middle of the show, hitting buildings and vehicles on the ground.
And speaking of falling drones:
Police drones are falling from the sky when it rains, report finds
Drones used by UK police forces are falling out of the sky when it rains, a report by the country’s Air Accidents Investigation Branch has found.
Last year, 16 “Matrice 200” series drones produced by Chinese manufacturer DJI crashed due to “technical failures,” the report, released Thursday, found.
It notes that in some instances the drones were being used by UK police forces and emergency services at the time of the crashes.
Not a fan of Haberman, but this is kind of an interesting take on ‘magaa’:
Folks getting caught up on hilarity around the idea this is a “rebrand” are missing a basic point - Trump folks had no way to legally replace Lewandowski, one of two board members of the first super PAC, unless he stepped down, so they’re now forming a new group https://t.co/tqWfGc0L9O
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) October 4, 2021
Oh geez. Facebook must have been involved with stealing the election, because…
“Yes corporal I said bring me all Facebook servers” pic.twitter.com/PsP79mC1Rt
— SoS (@SwiftOnSecurity) October 5, 2021
I remember my polio shot. My parents told me they were taking me to kindergarten. I was so excited! We drove to the school and went into a big room with a bunch of other parents and children. We got in line. Then instead of going into the kindergarten room (I caught a glimpse of the room. The door was closed but I saw a bunch of toys through the glass) I got a needle stick! I cried a little and then I got a badge and a lollipop.
Because people did what the parents of children like these did, we don’t worry about polio killing or crippling kids born today. Choose life. #GetVaccinated against COVID😷😷😷😷😷 pic.twitter.com/ZOoAhwVKd8
— V. Hare (@hareme2) October 5, 2021
re: #87 The Pie Overlord!
I remember my polio shot. My parents told me they were taking me to kindergarten. I was so excited! We drove to the school and went into a big room with a bunch of other parents and children. We got in line. Then instead of going into the kindergarten room (I caught a glimpse of the room. The door was closed but I saw a bunch of toys through the glass) I got a needle stick! I cried a little and then I got a badge and a lollipop.
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Iirc, I got the sugar cube (Sabin) one. No lollipops though :(
Good morning Lizards:
Is it called Hangin’ with Mike Pence https://t.co/zbyptPiw2r
— Thor Benson (@thor_benson) October 5, 2021
re: #90 b.d. (The war is over)
I think Pence actually did radio for awhile before entering politics.
re: #52 Khal Wimpo (free internal organs upon request!)
At one point, my dad got his hands on a used Ford Crown Vic police interceptor. It was speed governed to 129 mph. It floated in the straightaways, but handled like crap as every corner would see it try to continue going straight. It was a land boat.
I so much preferred mom’s Mazda 626. It was a 1989 and while the transmission sucked something fierce (it couldn’t handle the hp the engine put out), it was nimble, fun to drive, and smooth. I miss that car a bunch.
re: #92 lawhawk
At one point, my dad got his hands on a used Ford Crown Vic police interceptor. It was speed governed to 129 mph. It floated in the straightaways, but handled like crap as every corner would see it try to continue going straight. It was a land boat.
I so much preferred mom’s Mazda 626. It was a 1989 and while the transmission sucked something fierce (it couldn’t handle the hp the engine put out), it was nimble, fun to drive, and smooth. I miss that car a bunch.
Mrs. Fish once had a car that was built on the Panther platform. Basically, the Ford Crown Vic, the Mercury Grand Marquis, and the Lincoln Town Car were all built on the same frame, with the same block and the same transmission; the differences were in suspension, final drive, heads, fuel/air systems and tuning, and the grade of the interior and exterior fittings. We had the Town Car, which was governed to 111 mph (don’t ask me how I know) and had rear air suspension and quality leather furnishings. It was a rock solid reliable car for years, and a great ride down to fish country and back.
As for my first car, it was a bog-standard 1991 Chevrolet Silverado half-ton pickup truck. My dad had inherited my mom’s dad’s early 1980’s Ford F150 when he died in 1990; he drove that truck to one of my cousin’s weddings. The truck made it there, but it never made it home. Hours late, my mom stared worriedly out our front door waiting for him, until he rocks up in this brand-new gray and red two-tone beast with the trademark bowtie on the front. We ran that truck pretty hard, hauling over 10,000 lbs on a gooseneck trailer several times, but it never gave us a complaint. That truck died a hero’s death with myself and my college roommate in it in the summer of 2005.
re: #87 The Pie Overlord!
I remember my polio shot. My parents told me they were taking me to kindergarten. I was so excited! We drove to the school and went into a big room with a bunch of other parents and children. We got in line. Then instead of going into the kindergarten room (I caught a glimpse of the room. The door was closed but I saw a bunch of toys through the glass) I got a needle stick! I cried a little and then I got a badge and a lollipop.
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I had 3 shots spaced one month apart and they went in the butt. DAMN THEY HURT! Mom and Dad said it was either that or getting stuck in an iron lung. ..
I’m trying to secure my new ride (2014 Subaru Outback), but GEICO’s app is failing me, and the VIN number is short 1 digit. Gaah…
re: #96 Eric The Fruit Bat
I’m trying to secure my new ride (2014 Subaru Outback), but GEICO’s app is failing me, and the VIN number is short 1 digit. Gaah…
Make it up - there are only 36 possibilities: 0-9 & A-Z
*Checks chart*
Hmmm. Mysterious drop in vaccine and election disinformation yesterday. What could it have been?///
On this day in 1898, doctors in Laredo began noticing an outbreak of smallpox among the city’s children. The first death occurred in late October, and by January 1899 physicians reported more than 100 cases. Texas health officer W. T. Blunt advocated strict measures to control the epidemic, including house-to-house vaccination and fumigation and the establishment of a field hospital to function as a quarantined area. When some Laredo residents resisted the vaccinations, Blunt requested that the Texas Rangers assist with the health care measures. Friction between some of the residents and the rangers culminated in a gunbattle and ensuing riot in March 1899, and the Tenth United States Cavalry was called in to help maintain the peace. By May the quarantine was lifted.
Note: It was Republican President William McKinley who ordered the 10th Cavalry to restore order. The 10th was a Buffalo Soldier (all black) unit that had just returned from Cuba and the Spanish American War. They had suffered high losses in the yellow fever epidemic there and were probably in no mood to put up with denialists and plague rats.
re: #86 Dopamine Fish
Oh geez. Facebook must have been involved with stealing the election, because…
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“Retrieving the servers”…
How many trucks?
“Yes corporal I said bring me all Facebook servers” pic.twitter.com/PsP79mC1Rt
— SoS (@SwiftOnSecurity) October 5, 2021
re: #100 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
So what you’re saying is anti-vaxxers have been assholes for well over a century now?
re: #91 Eclectic Cyborg
I think Pence actually did radio for awhile before entering politics.
Well, he’s definitely got the face for it…..
re: #90 b.d. (The war is over)
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— Thor Benson (@thor_benson) October 5, 2021
Former Vice President Mike Pence told Fox News that he “parted amicably” with former President Trump at the end of their terms in January.
Cause VPs always have to say this over and over and over every chance they get
Geez, my first car…
A 1959 Volkswagen Beetle, heavily modified. As in someone flared the fenders and put the wheels and tires from an Olds station wagon on it. It had one of those tiny (10” maybe?) ‘racing’ steering wheels on it, the one with the foam cover. It looked ridiculous, but I loved that car.
I went to take my driving test with it and the PA State Trooper wouldn’t even let me on the test course with it. I had to come back with my older sister’s Toyota to take my driving test.
Former Trump press secretary Stephanie Grisham explained on CNN how she went on Fox News and lied about former chief of staff John Kelly on Donald Trump’s order.
Also her
“I think the way we handled Covid was tragic… I think the President’s vanity got in the way. He was working for his base, not for this country… I don’t think I’ll ever forgive myself with respect to Covid.”
re: #104 Dangerman
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We have another winner of the Ted Cruz Award for political lapdogs. This one “parted amicably” with the man who tried to get him lynched by a MAGAT mob.
Donald Trump is no longer on the annual list of America’s 400 wealthiest people — mainly due to the languishing commercial real estate industry, Forbes reports.“If Trump is looking for someone to blame, he can start with himself. Five years ago, he had a golden opportunity to diversify his fortune. Fresh off the 2016 election, federal ethics officials were pushing Trump to divest his real estate assets. That would have allowed him to reinvest the proceeds into broad-based index funds and assume office free of conflicts of interest.”
Brilliant investor
re: #100 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
Note: It was Republican President William McKinley who ordered the 10th Cavalry to restore order. The 10th was a Buffalo Soldier (all black) unit that had just returned from Cuba and the Spanish American War. They had suffered high losses in the yellow fever epidemic there and were probably in no mood to put up with denialists and plague rats.
Wasn’t the black Tenth Cavalry the unit who had its members cashiered en masse by Teddy Roosevelt a couple of years later after some other racial “incident” in (?) Brownsville? Texas, man…..
IIRC, they weren’t pardoned until this century.
re: #102 Eclectic Cyborg
So what you’re saying is anti-vaxxers have been assholes for well over a century now?
Yes, even longer than Republicans (though McKinley was involved in some different kinds of assholery himself).
re: #76 Belafon
Questions are already swirling about the projected price point for Merck’s experimental #Covid drug. The contract with the USG puts its cost at $712 per treatment course; but production costs are only $20, @pharmalot reports.
And what are the development costs and the costs of clinical trials? Yes — pharmaceutical firm overcharge for their products, but there are other costs associated with the development of new medications, including costs of potential new treatments that failed.
re: #109 Jay C
Wasn’t the black Tenth Cavalry the unit who had its members cashiered en masse by Teddy Roosevelt a couple of years later after some other racial “incident” in (?) Brownsville? Texas, man…..
IIRC, they weren’t pardoned until this century.
No, that was a different Buffalo Soldier outfit, the 25th Infantry. Brownsville affair
NOW: We are investigating a suspicious vehicle in front of the Supreme Court along First Street, NE. Please stay away from the area. We will provide more information as soon as we can. pic.twitter.com/j129pfKIMG
— U.S. Capitol Police (@CapitolPolice) October 5, 2021
Can we all now just agree that Cat Twitter is much better than Facebook anyway?
— Lorenzo The Cat (@LorenzoTheCat) October 5, 2021
Truly deranged response to people asking a sitting Senator yes or no questions about policy. https://t.co/XmAdMVIyvm
— jordan (@JordanUhl) October 5, 2021
re: #111 Hecuba’s daughter
And what are the development costs and the costs of clinical trials? Yes — pharmaceutical firm overcharge for their products, but there are other costs associated with the development of new medications, including costs of potential new treatments that failed.
That excuse doesn’t work for epipens.
Epinephrine, and the way to put it into injectable solution, was discovered more than 100 years ago. It’s way the hell out of patent. The injector was created under govt contract, originally for the purpose of soldiers carrying atropine (nerve gas antidote) in their pockets when they went into battle. When we stopped doing large scale ground invasions, the government stopped buying so many, and the company went under.
A Pfizer subsidiary bought the injector patent, stuck epinephrine into the pens, and Joe Manchin’s daughter led the marketing effort that’s the reason every school, hotel, restaurant, airplane, train, etc now stocks them in their first aid kits. And has to replace them when they expire. They raised the price by 10x, and young Manchinette has an 8-figure salary.
re: #113 Teukka
Loud bang/smoke outside the scotus. Just heard tactical commands for suspect to leave vehicle @cnn
— Whitney Wild (@WhitneyWReports) October 5, 2021
re: #112 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
No, that was a different Buffalo Soldier outfit, the 25th Infantry. Brownsville affair
Yep. Tx.
And the pardons were done under President Nixon in 1972.
My bad (memory)…
About fucking time. I want my booster NOW!
J&J asks FDA to authorize its COVID-19 vaccine booster shots https://t.co/K2nAvsAKk1
— Dr. G. (@DemNevada) October 5, 2021
re: #117 Rightwingconspirator
I hate to say this, but I really hope it’s not a black guy in that vehicle.
re: #116 sagehen
That excuse doesn’t work for epipens.
Epinephrine, and the way to put it into injectable solution, was discovered more than 100 years ago. It’s way the hell out of patent. The injector was created under govt contract, originally for the purpose of soldiers carrying atropine (nerve gas antidote) in their pockets when they went into battle. When we stopped doing large scale ground invasions, the government stopped buying so many, and the company went under.
A Pfizer subsidiary bought the injector patent, stuck epinephrine into the pens, and Joe Manchin’s daughter led the marketing effort that’s the reason every school, hotel, restaurant, airplane, train, etc now stocks them in their first aid kits. And has to replace them when they expire. They raised the price by 10x, and young Manchinette has an 8-figure salary.
I was addressing here the question associated with Merck’s potential new treatment for Covid. You are correct for existing medications that should be inexpensive because development costs have have long been paid for.
re: #119 Michele: Recovering Social Media Addict
About fucking time. I want my booster NOW!
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I’m going to wind up with that booster but I’d rather switch.
re: #115 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Ashley Madison’s Adulterer Of The Century says what?????
re: #120 Eclectic Cyborg
I hate to say this, but I really hope it’s not a black guy in that vehicle.
Ugh. I had a close call with the local Barney Fife this morning. I idly mentioned to Mrs. Fish that because I’m white and male, he decided against actually stopping to hold me up (he was following me through town in his car while I was on my morning walk). I actually had my phone in hand during the latter half of my walk because his driving was suspicious enough that I worried he would accost me on my way home. It’s stupid that we have to be nervous around the people who are supposed to be protecting us, but that’s where the police are these days.
re: #117 Rightwingconspirator
Heard a loud bang and saw smoke here. Capitol Police said it was planning to “disrupt” the suspicious vehicle. pic.twitter.com/QFck0Xb9F7
— Chris Marquette (@ChrisMarquette_) October 5, 2021
Here’s another video. pic.twitter.com/oWvDtD5Hew
— Chris Marquette (@ChrisMarquette_) October 5, 2021
Ancient throne: Israel says archaeologists have found a rare ancient toilet in Jerusalem dating back more than 2,700 years, when private bathrooms were a luxury in the holy city. A smooth, carved limestone toilet was found in a rectangular cabin. https://t.co/gAFw5JSgr3 #odd
— AP Oddities (@AP_Oddities) October 5, 2021
re: #82 ckkatz
Apparently FacePalm wasn’t the only recent tech fail. A Chinese drone show had some issues recently:
This Is What Happens When a Drone Light Show Fails
Drones raining from the sky in Zhengzhou 😬
Word on the street is that a rival drone company that lost the bid interfered to overwhelm the drones nav system!pic.twitter.com/MukM8PjJJr— Sheel Mohnot (@pitdesi) October 4, 2021
another view pic.twitter.com/jHRLuX4yIS
— Sheel Mohnot (@pitdesi) October 4, 2021
New #Nobel physics prize winner Klaus Hasselmann tells @AP he “would rather have no global warming and no Nobel prize.’’ Co-winner Syukuro Manabe tells @AP figuring out the physics behind climate change is easier than getting the world to act on it. https://t.co/PUY6EzphxE
— The Associated Press (@AP) October 5, 2021
re: #122 Rightwingconspirator
I’m going to wind up with that booster but I’d rather switch.
Right now I don’t really care which one I get. Idaho has invoked Crisis Care protocols and the fucking covidiots here in Twinky Flats are STILL refusing to get vaxed, wear a mask or social distance. I have avoided getting the rona, for now. But with the way these idiots are acting it’s only going to be a matter of time until I do. And yes, I’m still wearing a mask when I go into a store or am around a large gathering of people outdoors.
Well another Right Wing Pulpit Pimp did the Fucky Wucky and got the Forever Box!
Joe Gaona, 56, El Cajon, CA. Throughout All Ages Mininstries, anti-vaxxer, dead from COVID.
This clown showed up on TBN reciting the usual Republican Party talking points and now he’s been added to the gallery at sorryantivaxxer.com
re: #128 Backwoods_Sleuth
Drone shows are serious business now!
I loved the one that Biden-Harris put on after the convention.
re: #131 JOE 🥓
Well another Right Wing Pulpit Pimp did the Fucky Wucky and got the Forever Box!
Joe Gaona, 56, El Cajon, CA. Throughout All Ages Mininstries, anti-vaxxer, dead from COVID.
This clown showed up on TBN reciting the usual Republican Party talking points and now he’s been added to the gallery at sorryantivaxxer.com
His prayers have been answered! And the answer was, “No, you dumbshit. You should have gotten the vaccine.”
re: #133 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
His prayers have been answered! And the answer was, “No, you dumbshit. You should have gotten the vaccine.”
“I sent you Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson. What more did you expect, dumbass?”
re: #133 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
His prayers have been answered! And the answer was, “No, you dumbshit. You should have gotten the vaccine.”
Look at his entry at sorryantivaxxer.com and see the Antisemitism that oozes from his posts. What a real “Man of Gawd”!
re: #133 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
His prayers have been answered! And the answer was, “No, you dumbshit. You should have gotten the vaccine.”
“I’m here! I’m ready to go into Heaven and be with Jesus for all eternity. HALLELUJAH!”
St. Peter: “You didn’t get vaccinated, did you?”
“No, I did not. GOD is the only healer I need!”
St. Peter: Please proceed to the down escalator over there. Lines are long these days but hey, it’s not like you don’t have plenty of time to wait.
re: #136 Eclectic Cyborg
“I’m here! I’m ready to go into Heaven and be with Jesus for all eternity. HALLELUJAH!”
St. Peter: “You didn’t get vaccinated, did you?”
“No, I did not. GOD is the only healer I need!”
St. Peter: Please proceed to the down escalator over there. Lines are long these days but hey, you don’t have to worry about time any more anyway.
“B-b-but what about that guy over there? HE’S GAY! Homosexuality is a sin!”
“So’s being a dumbass. Nobody’s perfect. The difference is, he at least tried to live a good life and be kind to other people. You were a royal douchecanoe and you wound up killing 16 people with secondary infections. Bye now.”
re: #137 Dopamine Fish
“B-b-but what about that guy over there? HE’S GAY! Homosexuality is a sin!”
“So’s being a dumbass. Nobody’s perfect. The difference is, he at least tried to live a good life and be kind to other people. You were a royal douchecanoe and you wound up killing 16 people with secondary infections. Bye now.”
There’s a stairway to heaven but a highway to hell. This reflects the expected traffic load.
re: #140 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
There’s a stairway to heaven but a highway to hell. This reflects the expected traffic load.
Not enough updings….
👏👏👏
re: #128 Backwoods_Sleuth
And you get drone!
And you get drone!
And you get drone!
And you get drone!
And you get drone!
re: #75 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
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I’d get caught in a feedback loop.
“Oh fuck *ZAP!* OW! Motherfuck *ZAP!* SHIT! *ZAP!* GET THIS FUCKING *ZAP!* SON OF A BITCH! *ZAP!*”
re: #140 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of USPS, Goodyear, and Oreo
There’s a stairway to heaven but a highway to hell. This reflects the expected traffic load.
Hazmat Highway to Hell
Inside the Right’s Plan to Rebrand Sex Ed as ‘Child Porn’
As the mayor of Hudson, Ohio, Craig Shubert doesn’t have the power to prosecute anybody. But that didn’t stop him from delivering a hefty ultimatum to school board members at a Sept. 13 meeting: either they could resign en masse, or they could all face child pornography charges.
Despite what Shubert claimed, Hudson’s school board hasn’t been distributing child pornography. Instead, he was threatening to prosecute them over 642 Things to Write About, a book of writing prompts distributed to some Hudson high school students in a college-level course that required a parental permission slip. Prompts like “Write a sex scene you wouldn’t show your mom,” according to Shubert, merited the child porn charges.
“It has come to my attention that your educators are distributing essentially what is child pornography in the classroom,” Shubert said, to applause from the meeting’s audience. “I’ve spoken to a judge this evening. She’s already confirmed that. So I’m going to give you a simple choice. You either choose to resign from this Board of Education or you will be charged.”
No school board members resigned. Still, video of his remarks went viral on right-wing social media after being promoted by various conservative media figures like Candace Owens, and prompted threats to the school board members.
Xtians will never stop pushing their shit.
re: #145 JOE 🥓
My sex ed class included watching videos of three women giving birth, including a woman that gave a home birth to a 13lb kid, so it definitely wasn’t child porn.
Anti-vaxxers spreading lies across the globe.
About 500 anti-vaccine people in Guatemala’s Maguilá, Alta Verapaz province, have attacked 11 nurses who were trying to administer Covid jabs, holding them for 7 hours, and destroyed the doses — Only 15% of Guatemalans are fully vaccinatedhttps://t.co/j9S0yJpyrv
— Alfons López Tena (@alfonslopeztena) October 5, 2021
re: #146 Belafon
We had no sex education in our school system thanks to militant Catholic priests who pressured the School “Bored”.
Alright Twitter sleuths:
Anyone want to venture a guess why I’m now eating my meal with one chopstick after stepping away from the table for 15 seconds? pic.twitter.com/ETJQabHEjC— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) October 5, 2021
I’m confident I will win on appeal
— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) October 5, 2021
LOOKS LIKE THIS PUP HAS THEIR OWN PAIR OF CHOPSTICKS JOSH
CASE CLOSE pic.twitter.com/9cscykU3aw— darth™ (@darth) October 5, 2021
Imagine a politician claiming on focusing on “one day in Spetember” was just a distraction move. https://t.co/WSElFOl0PL
— Schooley (@Rschooley) October 5, 2021
Guy who is constantly in the top ten Facebook pages is defending Facebook https://t.co/CIvdlsUyFC
— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) October 5, 2021
re: #151 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Wonder how much money Marky Mark slipped to that Harvard Law School fuckup?
One of the better comments during the Facebook outage:
Do Not Resuscitate. https://t.co/zVyyFrgcZX
— Michelle Kinney (@MichelleKinney) October 4, 2021
re: #151 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Yeah, it’s hard as fuck to take this shit seriously after 4+ years of “FREEZE PEACH ON FACEBOOK! STOP BANNING CONSERVATIVES!!!”
TruGreen guy just knocked on the door. He seemed genuinely surprised when I told him the biodiverse lawn was intentional.
NPR just reported that Social Security payments are at risk because of the Debt Ceiling standoff, without mentioning who’s standing in the way. Journalistic malpractice.
And sorryantivaxxer.com hits a Pulpit Pimping Twofer Today!
Jerry Parr, 70, Powell, TN, Pastor, Anti-vaxxer, goes to heaven on the COVID plane.
According to this obituary, Jerry died on October 4, 2021. Jerry was the pastor at New Life Baptist Church in Powell, Tennessee. He was an impressive anti-vaxxer, and apparently a bold one given his age, and his goatee.
This Pulpit Pimp had COPD but still didn’t get the vaccine and you can easily deduce why if you look at the stupid ass shit he posted.
Something tells me his trip to Hay-Venn on the Covid Plane crashed and burned!
re: #151 Backwoods_Sleuth
He’s just frightened he might have to go work for living.
re: #155 dat_said
My neighbors out here in the boonies wonder why we have all the “weeds,” birds and butterflies.
re: #156 jaunte
NPR just reported that Social Security payments are at risk because of the Debt Ceiling standoff, without mentioning who’s standing in the way. Journalistic malpractice.
Did you expect Nothing but Propaganda for Republicans to mention a certain group of guilty parties?
Nope. Not when Kochsuckers make up a majority of their oversight board!
re: #18 Eclectic Cyborg
This dog has barked at me before and come up to me, but this is the first time it ever bit me (or even tried to)
If you’re not inclined to sue and want to maintain relations with your neighbor - toss a cheese ball in the dog’s direction from time to time - while you stand still & speak to it in a normal voice. In the beginning it would help the animal if you don’t stare directly at the dog
If your neighbor isn’t a total meatball, they will first control the dog while you initiate and continue the process. The dog’s tail will tell the tale of how it is responding.
After doing this several times, the dog will cease to associate you as a threat.
When it comes to dogs, the power of a cheese ball is an amazing thing.
re: #161 BeenHereAwhile
It’s also possible that the dog was sleeping under the car (in the shade) and you startled it. There is a reason for the old adage “let sleeping dogs lie”.
You may want to make some noise when approaching the area where you were bitten.
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