Seth takes a closer look at the January 6 committee subpoenaing another round of Trump allies as multiple investigations of the former president and his inner circle intensify.
History is so important to them. pic.twitter.com/y8ZaSIOULp
— Bipporip (@Bipporip) November 25, 2021
Tulsi: “As Dr. King once …”
🥊 💥 @BerniceKing: Keep my father’s name outcha mouth, respectfully. pic.twitter.com/HdR9KoAQa0— Benjamin Dixon (@BenjaminPDixon) November 24, 2021
— Meanwhile in Canada (@MeanwhileinCana) November 25, 2021
Right on cue, Newsmax. pic.twitter.com/WBNpeqS20R
— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) November 25, 2021
re: #8 DodgerFan1988
[Embedded content]
Neither is anyone at Fox. Not even the cavalcade of blondes.
BTW yesterday’s Moderna booster took away all my go juice today. Naps and reading is all I’m up for.
Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans continue to try to seize unchecked power through force and a star reporter at the nation’s most important news organization is wagging her finger at people for not immediately denouncing Andrew Cuomo at 7:30pm the night before Thanksgiving.
— Jamison Foser (@jamisonfoser) November 25, 2021
Why are these people so determined to support the number one cop killer? https://t.co/Xv2btvIge0
— Schooley (@Rschooley) November 24, 2021
re: #10 jaunte
Maggie Haberman. Of course.
One of my favorite poems, about a bodhisattva, by Laura Fargas. Posting for @joenewberry, a musical bodhisattva in a spiffy hat, whose friendship I’m thankful on this Thanksgiving. pic.twitter.com/ZUai68jeGk
— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) November 23, 2021
Sunny & seasonable turkey temperatures tomorrow near 350 degrees.
Oh, and outside temperatures will be Upper 40s to low 50s east & mid 30s to mid 40s west. Breezy in areas. Stay safe & have fun!#WYwx #NEwx pic.twitter.com/PlyTEzyNbU— NWS Cheyenne (@NWSCheyenne) November 24, 2021
wnxE7Zj9B3xRPkZG4gu2E6nBJUvp+wexeo0fmzAKXJhbIjP7lUMQENNQX5DK6rLwMviVN+GXEinAERn+0RhiDvjDk0f5qPgVCUNkoT/79WSPmFEBfxOVJSvoCOZpbAKQfvt90qnq0VYQmuOFItbUG51+wtcWdl7KXO7I9u1u4uWbIHkxRJSY93U60DjtXD7u2bcOPo4OliEIEdEAkn3aID9z8rPuvTs0ZvJ0OmRnpj+ZFyofa9fzMQ==
re: #14 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
The Turkey Day Forecast for Philly:
weather.gov
re: #14 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Tonight’s low is supposed to be 14 °F (-10 C), and the cold will persist through much of the weekend. With all that said, that is not a record low - not even close - and a Thanksgiving without snow is not even noteworthy in these parts.
Hey, Twitter suddenly thinks I deserve a tip jar icon in my profile, so if you feel inclined to use it I’ll be forever grateful. I enabled Cash app and gofundme for starters.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 25, 2021
re: #17 Dopamine Fish
Tonight’s low is supposed to be 14 °F (-10 C), and the cold will persist through much of the weekend. With all that said, that is not a record low - not even close - and a Thanksgiving without snow is not even noteworthy in these parts.
Tonight’s low here is scheduled to be 18°F with wind chills in the single digits. Tomorrow a Red Flag Warning due to extremely low humidity and high winds.
Dinesh is enamored. pic.twitter.com/8eIpl2RCWJ
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 25, 2021
I came here full of myself wanting to work on The Big Issues, but it’s mostly very level one stuff
“Should gays have jobs”
“Should immigrants be allowed to drive”
“Is science real”
Impostor syndrome is real but I promise you are good enough. Run for office. Your voice is needed— Senator Megan Hunt 😷 (@NebraskaMegan) November 24, 2021
re: #23 Charles Johnson
I really appreciate you giving us all this place to talk and learn and grow.
Mind-blowing!
A zoom out of the sharpest view of the Andromeda Galaxy ever, showing more than 100 million stars!
(Credit: NASA, ESA, J. Dalcanton, B. F. Williams, L. C. Johnson, the PHAT team, R. Gendler / video by Universal-Sci) pic.twitter.com/Qvdimr4MiG— World and Science (@WorldAndScience) November 24, 2021
The fallout from the theft of seized drugs from the Nebraska State Patrol’s evidence room this summer continues to mount. In Lincoln so far, it’s led to 99 criminal cases being dropped. With more still possible.https://t.co/BeqDLbfIty
— Lori Pilger (@LJSpilger) November 24, 2021
#NowPlaying Fountains of Wayne > Utopia Parkway > Troubled Times https://t.co/0QbLY0MuA1 pic.twitter.com/N3OwRD6Thu
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 25, 2021
Study Finds Average Squirrel Lives Through Human Equivalent Of 7 Action Films Every Day https://t.co/QWqV99MAUh pic.twitter.com/hYgcGejM9V
— The Onion (@TheOnion) November 24, 2021
Sorry, Omaha. pic.twitter.com/4ep232wCHF
— Jeopardy! (@Jeopardy) November 24, 2021
Guys there’s this new app that tells you which of your friends & relatives are racist. It’s called facebook.
— John Fugelsang (@JohnFugelsang) November 23, 2021
re: #26 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
From the article, an evidence room technician hijacked a craptonne of drugs from the evidence room, then she and her boyfriend sold them.
They were arrested by the Feds. In the meantime, the Lancaster County District Attorney’s office is going over all the cases during the time she is alleged to have tampered with evidence. They note that some people may have already been convicted. They will also go over other cases during that time and will weigh in to drop those as well. As they identify cases, they are notifying the lawyers defending the accused in those cases so they can file to have charges dropped or reversal of convictions.
I have one of these. I have had it for like 40 years and I still take it out when my kids come to visit.
The most recognizable pot of all-time pic.twitter.com/fB3SxLIA5Z
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) November 24, 2021
re: #35 The Pie Overlord!
I have one of these. I have had it for like 40 years and I still take it out when my kids come to visit.
My wife has one … she says it’s been so long she doesn’t remember when she got it.
c91CPCTlC0/51slJi5BtLdJE0jCTAB37BQsSxB+D6EpTnORkUZ0JDqKYivM5t21xHiT1cxEtVgViMDtdELNlvhEEOLrqyQXh5Dk50Xnj5Bw=
Timer beeping at me, time to bake the pumpkin pie
Maybe they need to offer a pie with vaccination.
A HOUSTON TRADITION | Check out the line for pies outside of Flying Saucer Pies in north Houston. pic.twitter.com/Gvf9yGsYeU
— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) November 24, 2021
Some party hosts are requiring guests to take rapid Covid-19 tests the day of gatherings—and sometimes at the front door—to ensure their guests can safely enjoy the festivities mask-free. “It’s just a way of life at this stage.” https://t.co/zmGPgeQT6K
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 23, 2021
Golden Gate Bridge bicycling speed limit takes effect Jan. 1. Setting speed limits is far better than banning e-bikes. #ebikes https://t.co/wo0xDl2tKI
— This E-Bike Life (@this_ebike_life) November 25, 2021
I noticed 15 MPH limit posted all over on the Iron Horse Trail on Monday’s ride.
Former Brunswick District Attorney Jackie Johnson, who was arrested in August for her role in covering up the Ahmaud Arbery murder, and charged with violating her oath as a public officer and obstructing a police officer will stand trial next. https://t.co/wMau1JA2OM
— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) November 24, 2021
This Twitter account doesn’t have a blue check icon so I suspect it may be a spoof, because nobody can be this historically illiterate. But I could be wrong.
Contrary to what the Left wants, let’s all partake in “self-indulgent family feasting” on Thanksgiving and thank the Lord for our Catholic-rooted national holiday. https://t.co/J1S4WBDT6v pic.twitter.com/Tliv9YAcJZ
— Catholic League (@CatholicLeague) November 24, 2021
re: #42 Patricia Kayden
The former guy - you know - what’s his name - also violated his oath of office. I’m anxious for that arrest and trial.
re: #43 The Pie Overlord!
This Twitter account doesn’t have a blue check icon so I suspect it may be a spoof, because nobody can be this historically illiterate. But I could be wrong.
That is their real account.
Dumbass foot soldiers like Kyle Rittenhouse are the Einsatzgruppen of the Trump cult.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 25, 2021
Speaking of the Catholic League, this is a stomach-turning article they put out a couple weeks ago (aside from the victim-blaming).
re: #20 Charles Johnson
They’re never going to accept Dinesh as white.
re: #28 A Cranky One
And at some point, in the very distant future, our galaxy will collide with it.
re: #49 mmmirele
They’re never going to accept Dinesh as white.
If his buddies ever get the power they want, he and Ben Shapiro will be in the first wave to go.
re: #35 The Pie Overlord!
I have two, a smaller size one that holds a chicken or nice size roast and carrots, potatoes, etc. and the big one, for turkey or even the occasional giant ass lasagna or stuffed shells.
re: #50 TarHellion
And at some point, in the very distant future, our galaxy will collide with it.
And here I was feeling a little optimistic at Thanksgiving.
/
Also, clarification for Charles and others: The tips feature is currently only available in the Twitter app for iOS or Android.
It will not appear if you access the site from a web browser.
The Galactic Federation had long speculated about a “Death world” - a planet full of deadly environments and wildlife, yet still capable of producing a civilization.
They found Earth, and were shocked. They had predicted toughness and ingenuity.
They didn’t expect kindness too.— Micro SF/F stories (@MicroSFF) November 20, 2021
Thread, six tweets
Sooo according to my child, today her science teacher informed her it is “impossible” for two people with brown/hazel eyes to produce a blue-eyed offspring.
I have hazel eyes. My husband has brown eyes.
I’d like to speak with her teacher.— Elle M (@ellle_em) November 24, 2021
Y’all know what this probably means:
“The Texas AG took over the case after a request for recusal from the Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney Sunshine Stanek.”#Texas https://t.co/jzKUVRVLAc— Hopewell Kat 🇺🇸 💙#Love #Family #Art (@HopewellKat) November 24, 2021
New video of the shooting released by the victim’s widow shows Carruth taking out his weapon during a disagreement. There was no physical threat, just a disagreement that resulted in the use of deadly force by Carruth. https://t.co/HAOMJxkYCM
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) November 24, 2021
Good night lizards. Sleep well and have a great thanksgiving. ❤️
“The less answers you give us, the more questions we ask.” -Larry Hobbs, reporter for the Brunswick News who shined the first light on the Ahmaud Arbery story. @Brunswick_News pic.twitter.com/FzxCYvpRaE
— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) November 25, 2021
“Okay, here’s the scenario. You are a crew member on a starship.”
“Cool.”
“Space travel is slow, you’ll be stuck with your crewmates a long time.”
“So we must get along.”
“Yes. Communicate, listen, share limited resources.”
“I can do that. What’s the starship called?”
“Earth.”— Micro SF/F stories (@MicroSFF) March 21, 2020
Stargate Project (the real one). This was reportedly instigated by Senator Claiborne Pell (D Rhode Island), who had a strong interest in the paranormal. James Randi and Martin Gardner both believed that Pell was completely sincere but extremely gullible.
Physicists Russell Targ and Harold Puthoff began testing psychics for SRI (Stanford Research Institute) in 1972, including one who would later become an international celebrity, Israeli Uri Geller. Their apparently successful results garnered interest within the U.S. Department of Defense. Ray Hyman, professor of psychology at the University of Oregon, was asked by Air Force psychologist Lt. Col. Austin W. Kibler (1930-2008)—then Director of Behavioral Research for ARPA—to go to SRI and investigate. He was to specifically evaluate Geller. Hyman’s report to the government was that Geller was a “complete fraud” and as a consequence Targ and Puthoff lost their government contract to do further work with him.
I wonder if this means they will refurbish the Old US-6 Lisco State Aid Bridge down the road from me? (When I cross it I wonder if it will hold the weight of a Smart. It’s marked 8 tons but that seems generous.)
Nebraska will receive approximately $3 billion from the $1.2 trillion with most of that earmarked for road and bridge repair. https://t.co/2UHXSu1OUS
— Star-Herald (@sbstarherald) November 25, 2021
Our state aid bridge here was replaced in 2009 when they re-aligned US-26.
I’m done for the night. Y’all have a nice holiday tomorrow.
Oh y’all, he’s running for Texas Attorney General due to his firm grasp on law and reality.
Bringing you up to date on this Disney Land Adventure, our current AG in Texas is an indicted felon who has been successful in postponing his trial since July of 2015 on three counts of security fraud. He’s a big buddy of Donald Trump. Already in the race are George P Bush (Jeb’s son) and a very popular Republican Supreme Court Justice Eva Guzman.
So why is Louie running?
Okay, Madam Swami Juanita looks into her rhinestone bedazzled crystal ball and gives it her damn best: I cannot find anywhere online an answer if he can run for both a federal and a state office at the same time in Texas. Thanks to Lyndon Johnson, you can run for both Vice President and senate for the same time in Texas, but I can’t seems to find a definitive answer in this case. Glen says yes but I dunno, so I am checking it out.
(more from Juanita Jean Herownself)
Louie! (number twenty-four in a series)
I managed to tick off my cat by stepping on her tail when I turned to get out of my desk chair. I didn’t realize she was that close (usually she’s three feet away, not right under the chair). She yowled and clawed my leg to show her displeasure. I went and gave her some cat treats to try and make it up to her.
re: #64 mmmirele
I managed to tick off my cat by stepping on her tail when I turned to get out of my desk chair. I didn’t realize she was that close (usually she’s three feet away, not right under the chair). She yowled and clawed my leg to show her displeasure. I went and gave her some cat treats to try and make it up to her.
Take her to a retailer on Black Friday.
An additional $100 million in funding will likely be used to improve the state’s broadband networks to reach thousands of additional Nebraskans. Tonya Mayer, general manager of the Hemingford-based Mobius Communications, said the bill’s funding should help improve the broadband connections for people in the Panhandle.“The infrastructure funding will bring more opportunity to connect people in the rural areas of Nebraska that currently do not have high speed connectivity,” Mayer said in an email to the Star-Herald. “It is expensive to construct fiber networks and the dollars could mean so much to those who struggle with working from home and providing robust connection for students to have online learning capabilities.”
Final maps determining which areas will receive funding are not yet available. Mobius has constructed more than 700 miles of fiber optic network in the last decade and serves more than 3,000 customers. According to the Nebraska Democratic Party, around 33,600 people statewide do not have broadband internet access. Many of these Nebraskans would likely be in rural areas, which the Panhandle has plenty of.
Highway, communications experts on how the new infrastructure bill affects the Panhandle (Scottsbluff, Nebr. Star-Herald)
We’ll probably get fibre out to our town by the twenty-third century or so.
re: #65 A Cranky One
Take her to a retailer on Black Friday.
LOL. I am working on Black Friday, and not only that, I’m on call all weekend. Joy to me.
re: #67 mmmirele
LOL. I am working on Black Friday, and not only that, I’m on call all weekend. Joy to me.
I’m so happy to have retired earlier this year.
Did get a frantic call a couple of months after retiring about a network outage that no one could resolve. Took about an hour to get the issue resolved and I was sent a $200 gift card and a gift.
While that was a nice recognition (for my ego), it also brought home how much I don’t miss that nonsense.
re: #43 The Pie Overlord!
This Twitter account doesn’t have a blue check icon so I suspect it may be a spoof, because nobody can be this historically illiterate. But I could be wrong.
[Embedded content]
The only thing the Puritans and Pilgrims hated more than vvitches were the papists.
I get to work tomorrow night but then am off till 11:30 pm on Sunday night. My lady has invited me to a party at her family house on Friday afternoon. This will be the first time I’ve seen her parents since 1982? It’s got me a little twitchy since in the bad old days I was seen as the bad boy ;)
“No pointy hats, but plenty of pointy heads…”
This was anti-white terrorism. The government and media won’t classify it as such because they don’t really have a problem with anti-white terrorism. https://t.co/R4lTs0WMxZ
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) November 24, 2021
One of the many cynics I know posted this earlier. Thanksgiving usually goes pretty well for me, since I don’t feel obligated to be around any of my scuzzball relatives (and more of them die every year, which is something I could be thankful for, I guess.) I will work at our homeless outreach, then have dinner with some friends, talk to my grandchildren on the internet and maybe watch an old scifi movie.
I’ve been on a kick about that lately, currently watching Robinson Crusoe on Mars, a great movie that would have done better with a different title. It stars Paul Mantee (a talented actor who deserved more success), a pre-Batman Adam West, and Victor Lundin, who, like Mantee later became a staple of TV drama and probably deserved better. The real star though is Barney the Wooly Monkey, who plays Mona the astro-monkey and steals the show from the human cast. Like Linda Hunt in The Year of Living Dangerously, Barney was playing someone of the opposite sex. He required a wooly diaper to disguise that fact.
re: #71 The GOP is a terrorist organization
“No pointy hats, but plenty of pointy heads…”
[Embedded content]
Matt, the dry cleaners called. Your Klan robes are waiting for you.
— William A Lewis (@WilliamALewis4) November 25, 2021
re: #72 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
Like Linda Hunt in The Year of Living Dangerously,
She was so good.
re: #69 Jack Burton in Mactified Forshion
The only thing the Puritans and Pilgrims hated more than vvitches were the papists.
They also hated Christmas and made it illegal to celebrate.
re: #57 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
[Embedded content]
His entire family is full of gun nuts. His father was incarcerated in a Mexican jail for 42 days for bringing a gun across the border illegally. I’m betting there was a lot of domestic abuse in that marriage before their separation; hence the records were sealed. https://t.co/JFgdpgZI2d
— Carol Morgan (@CounselorCarol1) November 25, 2021
re: #3 Backwoods_Sleuth
[Embedded content]
Yes, yes, it’s just like the conviction of Derek Chauvin proves America is not a racist nation. Let’s just ignore all the ways that the defendants benefited from their privilege as white men and just declare that the fact that 11 white people voted to convict based upon overwhelming evidence means racism played no part in arriving at today’s conclusion.
FFS.
re: #61 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
[Embedded content]
Stargate Project (the real one). This was reportedly instigated by Senator Claiborne Pell (D Rhode Island), who had a strong interest in the paranormal. James Randi and Martin Gardner both believed that Pell was completely sincere but extremely gullible.
If psychic powers were real, investors would have created American Telepathy and Telekinesis, and we wouldn’t need telephones to talk long distance. We know science is real because it leads to real, measurable progress, while today’s paranormal and pseudoscientific bullshit is the same as its been for millenia.
re: #61 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
There are investors and advisors who do use astrology!
re: #79 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
There are investors and advisors who do use astrology!
Any major institutions?
re: #40 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
I believe that one of the guests at the gathering I’ll be attending is a rightwing anti-vaxxer. Sigh. Going to ask the host.
re: #57 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
America is going down a rabbit hole. Just insane. Life is no longer sacred. Why are you arguing with an unarmed person with a gun? Kill him then claim self defense. God help us all.
— Anthonia F (@majeztic4tarry) November 25, 2021
re: #87 Patricia Kayden
KCBD spoke to Kyle Carruth’s attorney, David Guinn, who says the video “confirms the Lubbock Police’s thorough work reflects this as a justified homicide.”
This is Lubbock. Is that not Louie Gohmert’s district?
Mein gott, it’s already begun. I just got the first of what I know is going to be a long line of people coming to the front desk all day, asking for us to either furnish them with cooking implements that we don’t have as a hotel or provide them with ingredients for their feast that they totally didn’t think to grab from the stores yesterday but now desperately need lest their plans be forever ruined.
re: #90 Targetpractice
Mein gott, it’s already begun. I just got the first of what I know is going to be a long line of people coming to the front desk all day, asking for us to either furnish them with cooking implements that we don’t have as a hotel or provide them with ingredients for their feast that they totally didn’t think to grab from the stores yesterday but now desperately need lest their plans be forever ruined.
Next year plan in advance and stock up on turkey basters and gravy strainers…
and cranberries.
re: #91 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Next year plan in advance and stock up on turkey basters and gravy strainers…
and cranberries.
I’m thinking more in the vein of shotguns and landmines. “Front Toward Enemy” is a good way to get the message across.
re: #89 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
KCBD spoke to Kyle Carruth’s attorney, David Guinn, who says the video “confirms the Lubbock Police’s thorough work reflects this as a justified homicide.”
This is Lubbock. Is that not Louie Gohmert’s district?
No. Gohmert! is from east Texas.
That news article is one mosh pit of family troubles.
re: #43 The Pie Overlord!
This Twitter account doesn’t have a blue check icon so I suspect it may be a spoof, because nobody can be this historically illiterate. But I could be wrong.
[Embedded content]
They just gotta co-opt everything as theirs don’t they
Sweden’s new prime minister resigns after government falls (The Local)
Just hours after her election, Sweden’s incoming Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson handed in her resignation after a tense budget vote threw the government into crisis.
Her decision to step down followed a turbulent series of events that saw her budget fail to pass through parliament before the junior Greens Party announced it was leaving the coalition government.
“There is a constitutional practice that a coalition government should resign when one party quits,” Andersson, a Social Democrat, told reporters.
“I don’t want to lead a government whose legitimacy will be questioned.”
Andersson said she hoped to be elected to the position again soon as the head of a minority government made up of only the Social Democrats.
Wednesday’s crisis began when the Centre Party withdrew its support for Andersson’s budget, due to the concessions made to the Left. That meant the new PM’s budget didn’t have enough votes to pass in parliament.
Lawmakers instead adopted an alternative budget presented by the opposition conservative Moderates, Christian Democrats and far-right Sweden Democrats.
(more)
The stability of parliaments with several parties.
re: #86 Patricia Kayden
I believe that one of the guests at the gathering I’ll be attending is a rightwing anti-vaxxer. Sigh. Going to ask the host.
You may not have to ask…
re: #87 Patricia Kayden
[Embedded content]
Ianal
Justifiable homicide is a defense
At a trial
You don’t shortcut the process because you think theres video or evidence that might lead to that result.
re: #95 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Sweden is becoming Italy?
re: #92 Targetpractice
I’m thinking more in the vein of shotguns and landmines. “Front Toward Enemy” is a good way to get the message across.
You can’t spell “hospitality” without “hostile”. Almost.
re: #99 Decatur Deb
You can’t spell “hospitality” without “hostile”. Almost.
they come from the same Latin root, just as “host” can mean one who invites you in or an invading army that invites itself in.
re: #3 Backwoods_Sleuth
I haven’t heard anything about Tulsi for years. Maybe because she’s only on Fox? The Hawaii Dems got rid of her, and I don’t think she lives here any more.
re: #101 Lani
I haven’t heard anything about Tulsi for years. Maybe because she’s only on Fox? The Hawaii Dems got rid of her, and I don’t think she lives here any more.
She existed only to draw votes away from Hillary
re: #43 The Pie Overlord!
No, it’s real. Donahue is a blowhard so I could tell it was legit right away. That’s how he rolls.
P.S. He has zilch to say about pedo priests though. The victims are just not worth his time.
re: #103 Patricia Kayden
The Left hates America, so naturally it hates anything that has to do with our Judeo-Christian heritage, and that ineluctably means Thanksgiving.
Not the real Thanksgiving, but the rose-tinted-memories-of-how-it-is-supposed-to-have-been Thanksgiving.
Is it Leftist stores who open on Thanksgiving Day for Leftist shoppers?
re: #104 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
I’m of the Left and have always “celebrated” Thanksgiving by overeating turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie (which I normally don’t even like). But I fully acknowledge that the Pilgrims mistreated and committed genocide against Indigenous peoples. We shouldn’t go along with the whitewashing of history.
re: #80 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Thanks for the Chet Baker. Great musician, sad life.
re: #105 Patricia Kayden
I’m of the Left and have always “celebrated” Thanksgiving by overeating turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie (which I normally don’t even like). But I fully acknowledge that the Pilgrims mistreated and committed genocide against Indigenous peoples. We shouldn’t go along with the whitewashing of history.
Don’t get too wrapped up in the Pilgrims—genocide model. Mostly, the early contact Europeans got tangled in ongoing tribal conflict without much thought or long-term planning. The serious genocide kicked in several generations later. That’s pretty much the pattern when disparate cultures and technologies collide. No matter how cute he is, we are doomed the minute ET arrives.
I think I saw it here yesterday (sometimes the streams get crossed, though) how Thanksgiving and pumpkin pie were denounced as northern abolitionist culture war stuff by elites in the south even after the civil war. I didn’t know this.
re: #109 Barefoot Grin
Neither did I but the linked article explained the history. Learn something new every day.
re: #43 The Pie Overlord!
This Twitter account doesn’t have a blue check icon so I suspect it may be a spoof, because nobody can be this historically illiterate. But I could be wrong.
[Embedded content]
Well, a lot of pilgrims were escaping persecution at the hands of Catholics, so in that regard it is a Catholic inspired holiday.
re: #105 Patricia Kayden
I’m of the Left and have always “celebrated” Thanksgiving by overeating turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie (which I normally don’t even like). But I fully acknowledge that the Pilgrims mistreated and committed genocide against Indigenous peoples. We shouldn’t go along with the whitewashing of history.
If you don’t agree with their particular interpretation of history and/or the Holy Scriptures, then you hate America and/or God.
re: #113 darthstar
making jokes like that with a subordinate is really off-key
So Pumpkin Pie is a Slice of Freedom.
— David Todd (@DaveoutofAustin) November 25, 2021
re: #111 darthstar
Well, a lot of pilgrims were escaping persecution at the hands of Catholics, so in that regard it is a Catholic inspired holiday.
Persecution by Anglicans, actually. Catholics were on the same shit list as they were.
This is going to be my new answer when someone demands to know what CRT is. “It’s pumpkin pie, Karen, ok? It’s pumpkin pie.”
— E.V. Wallis (@Hstgrrl) November 24, 2021
Congratulatory Race Theory: stop traumatizing white Americans for uprooting entire tribes and peoples, stripping them of their dignity and identity and forcing them into unpaid work: they still jearned about the Divine Lord Jeezabus, and had (and still have) it better off then in those “sh*thole countries” they came from, right?
(extra bonus points for mentioning that it was fellow Africans selling them to the slave traders)
re: #90 Targetpractice
Mein gott, it’s already begun. I just got the first of what I know is going to be a long line of people coming to the front desk all day, asking for us to either furnish them with cooking implements that we don’t have as a hotel or provide them with ingredients for their feast that they totally didn’t think to grab from the stores yesterday but now desperately need lest their plans be forever ruined.
Kdhe7BXhqCY24X1iV/EJfY3QL/8y1U+h3VM50TkHfEyIXwsD6BZkBvvopg3wAY81XpseCNd5OW/AF9HK3BRAAMquZvup84YmKSPmjFr2YZlYTUyKkw966gbb+x8UQDzYpVJhEHrlEsbFFHt/TZk9RJyLFgoitNVC8NPctSZUwfLHiZnZoxQIV4VKGCiyCEg/0XQLQxtt1+IA0oyo2BPBoMXokOTKvCTe3vNi5IsheL9Q++utG6jJfXjT7mPXHnTtX7ugPlPkXtGkWm5bQIS2G9F63rsMgmSoBD1xTnARGr5LBns8VhvRpISfNHwu8aV2V3W+ltRwGeiCmppQ7xLSY7ylMZpFyDVEvY7Lavkm9SOdOEl98XFGC7CmKCdzV+Dli6o0rcj0gGKzmL+3XOymAfGYSk79fRR+Z0WM/mvVBEzLZ/SdokzzMw==
Referencing Shiplord’s observation, our hook and ladder company has made its first run of the day. Don’t know if they blew up the turkey or the meth, but someone’s holiday is ruined.
Good Morning.
Breakfast. Michele style. 🤤 pic.twitter.com/aQ02KIdQC5
— Michele: Out of the closet. Into the fire (@michele_out) November 25, 2021
re: #122 Decatur Deb
Referencing Shiplord’s observation, our hook and ladder company has made its first run of the day. Don’t know if they blew up the turkey or the meth, but someone’s holiday is ruined.
Deep-fat turkey fryers tipping over and catching the entire deck on fire (heard an announcement on AFN a few years back that certain makes of deep-fat fryers were prone to tipping over and igniting)
re: #124 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Deep-fat turkey fryers tipping over and catching the entire deck on fire (heard an announcement on AFN a few years back that certain makes of deep-fat fryers were prone to tipping over and igniting)
The 3 leg, tripod style I do believe.
re: #124 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
On a wooden deck…..
re: #124 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Deep-fat turkey fryers tipping over and catching the entire deck on fire (heard an announcement on AFN a few years back that certain makes of deep-fat fryers were prone to tipping over and igniting)
Tipping or doing a vapor-expansion trick when a half-frozen bird is submerged. It’s so bad around here that some smart volunteer fire departments let people have an expert deepfry at the firehouse driveway. They get the donation. and save the gas driving to the fires.
STAY SAFE: A frozen turkey ignites during fire safety demonstration in Mississippi, warning people to thaw their Thanksgiving dinners before cooking. https://t.co/ryQtk7AS3c pic.twitter.com/LEs8EBzQYb
— ABC News (@ABC) November 25, 2021
Happy Thanksgiving. Red Baron beware…pic.twitter.com/XV2PkASrCO
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) November 25, 2021
Anneliese Dodds is currently wrapping up the debate for Labour, she says ‘I probably misheard the suggestion that a discussion around who should be the next 007 was a reason for boys turning to a life of crime, I think it’s a far more complex situation’, no you didn’t mishear🤪
— Dan O’Donoghue (@MrDanDonoghue) November 25, 2021
oh
On this Thanksgiving, I would like to remind my fellow Americans that this is an official holiday because Lincoln was grateful as hell that our armies whipped the shit out of the slavers at Gettysburg/Vicksburg. And all the pilgrim jive is only so ex-Confederates will play along.
— David Simon (@AoDespair) November 25, 2021
re: #131 Backwoods_Sleuth
Good to know that we don’t have all of the Rightwing nutters.
Happy Thanksgiving & remember: When the Wampanoag fed the Pilgrims they had no idea they’d just invented Socialism for undocumented Immigrants.
— John Fugelsang (@JohnFugelsang) November 25, 2021
Charles Lansiaux
Passage Véro-Dodat. Maison Debien.
Devanture du magasin de parapluies, ombrelles et cannes. Paris 1916. pic.twitter.com/9VLgX6eauG— aucharbon (@alcarbon68) November 25, 2021
Charles Lansiaux Passage Véro-Dodat. Debien House. Front of the umbrella shop, umbrellas and canes. Paris 1916.
re: #136 Backwoods_Sleuth
Parisian Walkways: Galerie Véro-Dodat, An Historic Covered Passage
re: #137 Backwoods_Sleuth
That was beautiful. Thanks.
re: #140 darthstar
Car in front of me was turned away because he wasn’t staying enough days.
Just stopping in to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.
We’re going to our daughter’s house (an hour away) for a meal with immediate family (kids and grandkids.) Because life with a toddler and an infant is chaotic, daughter is cooking the bird, son is bring a veggie and we are bringing everything else. Which means I have a bit of cooking to do before we leave.
I am so looking forward to being together. I hope you all have a wonderful day however you spend it.
Good morning!
The International Indian Treaty Council is hosting its 43rd annual Indigenous Peoples Thanksgiving Sunrise Gathering on Alcatraz Island, Ohlone Territory. Indian Country Today is here. Check our Instagram Stories for our live coverage: https://t.co/gu1DYngzUG pic.twitter.com/FjJIYQSgyg— Indian Country Today (@IndianCountry) November 25, 2021
re: #133 The Pie Overlord!
On this Thanksgiving, I would like to remind my fellow Americans that this is an official holiday because Lincoln was grateful as hell that our armies whipped the shit out of the slavers at Gettysburg/Vicksburg. And all the pilgrim jive is only so ex-Confederates will play along.
After the Civil War, Vicksburg did not celebrate Independence Day again until 1942
Read the first line and assumed it was about people being airlocked.#OutOfContextStonekettle
— ₚᴀɴᴺᴼᴺɪᴄₐ (@acinonnap) November 25, 2021
re: #128 Decatur Deb
Tipping or doing a vapor-expansion trick when a half-frozen bird is submerged. It’s so bad around here that some smart volunteer fire departments let people have an expert deepfry at the firehouse driveway. They get the donation. and save the gas driving to the fires.
Ice turns into water. Water turns into steam. Steam turns into HOT FIERY DEATH when it displaces hot oil out of the vessel and onto a gas burner. Those volunteer fire departments have a great gig going, that’s actually a neat idea.
A reminder that George Barnhill, the lawyer who wrote this pathetic excuse for a legal memo arguing there was no basis for charges in Arbery’s murder, remains a DA in Georgia along with one of his Senior Trial Attorneys who agreed with that assessment.
That is unacceptable. pic.twitter.com/lSBIq3OUyJ— Scott Holcomb (@RepScottHolcomb) November 24, 2021
re: #148 Backwoods_Sleuth
How about a prosthetic brain so you don’t expose it to any dangerous scientific theories?
Wishing all here and theirs a good day. In whatever capacity you do or do not do on this day matters not. Just have a good day of it.
And a big thank you to Charles who made this here possible.
An Oasis in the dessert of social media we have. And also a fine place to learn things I did not know.
Peace.
Foreigner is in the parade singing the only sing everyone knows they sing, “I want to know what love is.”
Crazy Making winds today in Central Texas. Negative Ions are at Max levels as I can really feel it.
Gonna be lots of fighting today. And probably a few deaths as the result.
It’s bad…..
re: #152 Belafon
Foreigner is in the parade singing the only sing everyone knows they sing, “I want to know what love is.”
No “Dirty White Boy?”
Huh.
We did that one.
re: #151 nines09
Wishing all here and theirs a good day. In whatever capacity you do or do not do on this day matters not. Just have a good day of it.
And a big thank you to Charles who made this here possible.
An Oasis in the dessert of social media we have. And also a fine place to learn things I did not know.
Peace.
I came here some 14 years ago back when this site was much more conservative but even back then it was civil and decorous and people presented their arguments in a well constructed manner and not just in a series of rants and personal slights..
re: #152 Belafon
re: #156 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
And that and many other reasons is why I still come here and still pay a yearly membership so that Charles can keep this site going.
Happy Thanksgiving.
re: #152 Belafon
Foreigner is in the parade singing the only sing everyone knows they sing, “I want to know what love is.”
It’s a shame Macy’s doesn’t have a briefcase drill team.
HER FIRST SOUTHERN THANKSGIVING
w/ @Andiwithaneye
… things did not go well… pic.twitter.com/E7gmURTKjl— Drew Morgan (@drewmorgcomedy) November 25, 2021
re: #157 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
Didn’t their drummer marry the Fat Donny’s “Spiritual” snake handler?
meanwhile in Rhode Island:
#BREAKING: Providence police are warning community members about “exploding manhole covers” in the downtown area around Pine Street and Friendship Street.https://t.co/cJ7jORwZVt
— ABC6 News Desk (@ABC6) November 25, 2021
re: #162 Dave In Austin
Didn’t their drummer marry the Fat Donny’s “Spiritual” snake handler?
missed that tidbit
re: #164 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
My mistake Journey was his band. Not that’s there’s much difference.
Key to a good party: no hippies, vodka in everything
Joan Crawford’s holiday tips. No damn hippies. 🥴 pic.twitter.com/9SgKobU0ST
— Vintage Los Angeles (@alisonmartino) November 25, 2021
re: #166 Dave In Austin
My mistake Journey was his band. Not that’s there’s much difference.
They are America’s Foreigner. Standard FM rock music station play from the 70’s/80’s.
re: #168 BigPapa
And if anyone gets out of line, beat them with a clothes hanger.
re: #171 nines09
And if anyone gets out of line, beat them with a clothes hanger.
My moms was giving me shit once and I said ‘OK Mommy Dearest’ and she stared at me Joan Crawford like and said ‘HOW DARE YOU’ and I never said it again. It was also the first and last time she hit me with a hangar.
re: #174 Dangerman
Chestnuts are roasting in a closed oven
No no, you’re supposed to roast them on an open fire.
First, fill a large pot with oil, get it really hot then add a frozen turkey.
Now wait a few minutes and you’ll have the proper means of roasting the chestnuts.
re: #168 BigPapa
Joan Crawford’s vodka-green-bean casserole.
Perhaps the last grocery ad to call cranberry sauce “a boon companion” to turkey.
re: #172 BigPapa
My moms was giving me shit once and I said ‘OK Mommy Dearest’ and she stared at me Joan Crawford like and said ‘HOW DARE YOU’ and I never said it again. It was also the first and last time she hit me with a hangar.
I would have liked to see that ;-)
re: #175 A Cranky One
No no, you’re supposed to roast them on an open fire.
First, fill a large pot with oil, get it really hot then add a frozen turkey.
Now wait a few minutes and you’ll have the proper means of roasting the chestnuts.
My first Florida house had a fireplace
This one not so much
I have deep fried many a turkey. And safely.
We used Alton brown’s approach with the ladder and pulleys
Probably got pix somewhere
re: #177 jaunte
That was from last year…THANK YOU, BIDEN!!!
Thanksgiving menu at Plaza Hotel NYC, 1899: pic.twitter.com/OknmzTaqVm
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) November 25, 2021
Chestnut success.
Roasted line green beans done
Off to danger moms to cook the bird
Garlic potatoes
Parsnips
Stuffing
Cranberry
Caesar salad
Punkin pie
Lemon cake
Pinot noir and a malbec
re: #183 Dangerman
That sounds like a good dinner.
re: #183 Dangerman
The oven is warm for the turkey to go in, just before we leave. Mrs. Fish is prepping to make fried rice, and the pumpkin no-bake cheesecake is nicely set.
re: #184 PhillyPretzel
That sounds like a good dinner.
I am truly thankful that my family all like each other and we all get along
I’m going to make a ratatouille this weekend but I’m going to make the sauce base today because it’s one of those things that tastes better after some days melding.
re: #188 BigPapa
I’m going to make a ratatouille this weekend but I’m going to make the sauce base today because it’s one of those things that tastes better after some days melding.
Mrs. Fish made the rice for her fried rice last night, because it just doesn’t taste as good unless the rice has been sitting in the fridge for at least half a day. Leftover rice is the only way to make fried rice.
re: #189 Dopamine Fish
Yes. That is the only way to make it.
Lots of great food is from use of old food. Croutons are the same: make use of stale or about to mold bread. Chop it up, toast it with olive oil, put on salad, BAM. I think with fried rice you want day old so it has time for water to leave it, should be a little dry.
re: #191 BigPapa
Lots of great food is from use of old food. Croutons are the same: make use of stale or about to mold bread. Chop it up, toast it with olive oil, put on salad, BAM. I think with fried rice you want day old so it has time for water to leave it, should be a little dry.
Soup is another one, leftover soup tastes even better than freshly made soup. My problem is that after I’ve had soup, I don’t want to have soup again for a while.
Minimalist T-Day Dinner pic.twitter.com/IUv63lafq5
— jeffreyw (@imjeffreyw) November 25, 2021
When my Republican uncle asks me to pass the gravy, I’ll reply, “I can’t, that’s socialism.”
— Avenger Resister (@AvengerResister) November 25, 2021
Two interesting things watching the Macy’s parade. Kim Petras, a trans woman, sang. And there was a My Little Pony commercial that featured boys.
The younger child could be a brother, since it was common for the well-to-do to dress boys in gowns too in those days.
I remember talking to a friend’s wealthy and very aged grandfather (born in 1885) back in the early 70s. He said when he was little, he and the other rich kids envied the poor boys for their comfortable, practical clothes, and especially for being allowed to go barefoot in warm weather. He thought the popularity of the “sporting life” (hunting, fishing, rowing etc.) among the wealthy in those days was really about an excuse to dress in loose fitting, comfortable clothes.
A little girl teaches her sister to read in a charming study of Edwardian childhood. I have enhanced for you today this beautiful, anonymous autochrome, taken over 110 years ago. It is original colour (not colourised). 😍 pic.twitter.com/efsEAftjpe
— BabelColour (@StuartHumphryes) November 25, 2021
re: #199 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
What a pudding of a hat!
One of my favorite live music moments ever was when @BJBarhamTweets broke down the pronunciation of pecan. “The nut is a pun-kawn. When it’s coated in sugar and turned into a confectionary delight, it becomes a PEE-can.” https://t.co/bggDkYpLBm
— Bill Oram (@billoram) November 25, 2021
re: #201 Backwoods_Sleuth
Congrats on second place, Rex. pic.twitter.com/FN7k7Wi5uc
— Savi Sr. (@SavMoney1point0) November 25, 2021
Oh thank god he’s solved it…. https://t.co/rTg4q8YPBq
— Eric Idle (@EricIdle) November 25, 2021
re: #43 The Pie Overlord!
This Twitter account doesn’t have a blue check icon so I suspect it may be a spoof, because nobody can be this historically illiterate. But I could be wrong.
Jesus is pro-gluttony is the least troubling thing about this tweet. https://t.co/8lJ6mSxuZz
— Tiparillo (@TipPDX) November 25, 2021
re: #202 Backwoods_Sleuth
[Embedded content]
Is that chocolate or coconut cream? I’m for all pies except sweet potato. I have just never liked the texture.
“the media seem determined to say that inflation is the crisis of the century, no matter how much they have to abuse the data to make this point. They should be embarrassed,” writes @DeanBaker13 https://t.co/W3XtUO0vZi
— Dan Froomkin/presswatchers.org (@froomkin) November 24, 2021
can’t make this up—jobless claims fell to 52-yr low yesterday so NYT runs yet another Biden Inflation! piece in front page today;
when narrative is king; https://t.co/lvquv6cgzc— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) November 25, 2021
The claim that Joe Rogan — a supporter of Bernie Sanders, an anti-imperialist, a crusader against factory farms, etc. — is of the “far right” is the kind of stupidity in which liberals specialize: “let’s try to expel the most influential media figure and insist he’s our enemy.” https://t.co/bC6IaR41C6
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) November 25, 2021
re: #206 Belafon
Is that chocolate or coconut cream? I’m for all pies except sweet potato. I have just never liked the texture.
coconut cream
re: #183 Dangerman
Sounds amazing. And yummy.
“I just tried to make reservations at the library”
You don’t need a res-
“Couldn’t get one though”
Don’t do this
“They were fully booked”— dan mentos (@DanMentos) May 4, 2015
re: #208 gocart mozart
The Moronic Convergence.
Welcome news for airline crews this #Thanksgiving: Attorney General Merrick Garland is prioritizing the prosecution of assaults, intimidation and threats of violence that interfere with airline workers. https://t.co/PbF4sOWXc4
P.S. Support @th_AIR_apy this #GivingTuesday.— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) November 25, 2021
re: #20 Charles Johnson
[Embedded content]
Oh boy. A scumbag felon supporting a scumbag that should be a felon.
re: #203 gocart mozart
Not sure if he is a bottomless pit or a pitiless bottom. https://t.co/hzO7KlgnQm
— Eric Idle (@EricIdle) November 25, 2021
Rumeli Hisarı, on the Bosphorus, c 1890
Colored photo by the Gülmez Fréres pic.twitter.com/nOc9uwR7b2— Letter from Turkey (@CNybak) November 25, 2021
It’s the only Turkey I have.
POLL: 23% Of Texans “Unwilling, Unlikely” To Get Vax - https://t.co/nIZOfKEd0m pic.twitter.com/kRgXuAfYYB
— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) November 25, 2021
re: #35 The Pie Overlord!
I have one of these. I have had it for like 40 years and I still take it out when my kids come to visit.
[Embedded content]
We do too. And my dad still has 2 also. He keeps trying to give one of his to us, but we have to keep telling him we already have one.
re: #151 nines09
Wishing all here and theirs a good day. In whatever capacity you do or do not do on this day matters not. Just have a good day of it.
And a big thank you to Charles who made this here possible.
An Oasis in the dessert of social media we have. And also a fine place to learn things I did not know.
Peace.
Dessert. Why yes we will be having dessert.
facepalm
re: #206 Belafon
Is that chocolate or coconut cream? I’m for all pies except sweet potato. I have just never liked the texture.
Paul Prudhomme’s sweet potato /pecan pie with Chantilly cream is the bomb
re: #210 A Mom Anon
Sounds amazing. And yummy.
/TT1roPY8t4Iom4qxoTViDPZbygx20c6d9AKq+xk9iZ+l5hYDL936A==
“I was a straight A student with a place at Oxford but then Doctor Who cast Jodie Whittaker and within three months I was dealing meth, sold my own sister into slavery and arranged for a hit to be carried out on my former best friend” pic.twitter.com/m6u54okohs
— Randy Lawford (@randylawford) November 25, 2021
re: #217 Dread Pirate Ron
Those of us who survive will welcome immigrants.
Looks like we’re not the only ones planning to eat well today. https://t.co/U31FClkTbT pic.twitter.com/KWAIzpGL9e
— Ryan Lowery (@ryanmlowery) November 25, 2021
re: #207 Dread Pirate Ron
[Embedded content]
I was on the road yesterday, and was listening to a lot of Bloomberg Radio - one of their hosts brought up this exact point: yes, inflation is a not a totally imaginary issue; but:
1. Its causes have little to do with [the current] Administration policies, but are rooted in the economic effects engendered by the 2020 pandemic: these are/have been handily identified by economists.
2. The worst of the inflationary effects have been concentrated in fairly few sectors: pump prices of gasoline, food at the market, and , of course, the ongoing chronic issues in housing - unfortunately, these are precisely the few that consumers see and experience up close. And which lend themselves to media over-hype…
3. Most economic analysts (at least those BBR gave airtime to) are pretty sure that many of the perceived problems are indeed, temporary (or, as the Admin has made standard terminology, “transitory”) - and should ease up somewhat by the 1Q of 2022 (2Q latest).
What I also found interesting was that (despite the usual ifs, ands, and hedging), most of the people on-air seemed fairly convinced that the US economy was actually is pretty good shape: and that the outlook for well into next year was reasonably positive. Less good, though, was their general opinion that the political outlook was less rosy: as several of them pointed out, the incumbent Administration always get the blame* for whatever economic problems happen on its watch; no matter what the causes.
*except, of course, for the Trump Administration, who just lied about the economy (as with everything) and got the usual pass from the “MSM”…
This sign finally made me research gas prices adjusted for inflation so that I could note gas was more expensive in 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2018. pic.twitter.com/Xj4KSJrlZ3
— Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) November 24, 2021
re: #221 Dangerman
ebIBXD8jGgL17Ine/EHaVfv3qZq7G1L8+87zRTiAQ3j+/EKGEd1z+US5OWa2hGWQ3PPQSYgN+79gN7SZXdV6w2dePrxPtevH3ZA339W1rCv1BVT1Xf28BHUQ0kea8ITV
re: #62 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
I wonder if this means they will refurbish the Old US-6 Lisco State Aid Bridge down the road from me? (When I cross it I wonder if it will hold the weight of a Smart. It’s marked 8 tons but that seems generous.)
[Embedded content]
Our state aid bridge here was replaced in 2009 when they re-aligned US-26.
I hope our county gets money to fix and reopen this bridge (below). It has been closed for 15 years. Have to come all the way into town to get across the river and then backtrack on the other side of the river to get home.
Alone in a Bathroom: The Fear and Uncertainty of a Post-Roe Medication Abortion Angel tucked two white pills into each side of her mouth, bracing herself as they began to dissolve. Her deepest fears and anxieties took over. Angel had wanted to talk to a doctor before she took the pills to ...
Cheechako
They Were Desperate to Get Pregnant. Then IVF Gave Them Extra Embryos. One morning last spring, Ashley Harrolle put her 1-year-old daughter down for a nap and went to the kitchen. She pulled up her fertility clinic’s contact information. It was time to make the call. In a freezer several hundred ... Cheechako
Joe Bacon ✅
March FavoritesYou've seen these all already but looking back, just because. These are my favorite shots of this last month. That 1937 Zeiss Sonnar is such a gloriously wonderful bit of glass. Thanks for looking.
William Lewis
Russia’s New Combat Robots Blown Up by Drones Near Avdiivka When we landed on the moon, I thought about how science fiction had become real. Now, the robot wars have begun. It's more poignant somehow on the ground than in the missile wars we have in the air as ...
Rightwingconspirator
Why Did More Than 1,000 People Die After Police Subdued Them With Force That Isn’t Meant to Kill? An investigation led by The Associated Press has found that, over a decade, more than 1,000 people died after police subdued them through physical holds, stun guns, body blows and other force not intended to be lethal. More: Why ... CheechakoKGxvi
Abortions Outside Medical System Increased Sharply After Roe Fell, Study Finds The number of women using abortion pills to end their pregnancies on their own without the direct involvement of a U.S.-based medical provider rose sharply in the months after the Supreme Court eliminated a constitutional right to abortion, according ... Cheechako
Once Praised, the Settlement to Help Sickened BP Oil Spill Workers Leaves Most With Nearly Nothing When a deadly explosion destroyed BP’s Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico, 134 million gallons of crude erupted into the sea over the next three months — and tens of thousands of ordinary people were hired ... Cheechako
Texas County at Center of Border Fight Is Overwhelmed by Migrant Deaths EAGLE PASS, Tex. - The undertaker lighted a cigarette and held it between his latex-gloved fingers as he stood over the bloated body bag lying in the bed of his battered pickup truck. The woman had been fished out ... Cheechako
.JPG)
