This video is from Tommy Emmanuel’s live stream concert on August 29, 2020. It was recorded at Tunesmith Studio outside of Nashville, TN. “Only Elliot” appears on Tommy’s album ‘It’s Never Too Late’.
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Tommy is one of my favorites. Plays with a joy the that permeates his style.
Dr. Oz drinks pee.
That’s not a random insult. He really does.— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) October 16, 2022
re: #2 Charles Johnson
I think the story is a trial balloon. If he gets enough winger support, he’ll start selling it.
It’s been a while. Now cooking for a family of 3.
Sunday brunch for 3. pic.twitter.com/GODsIKz7IJ
— Michele: 🏳️⚧️ Out of the closet. Into the fire (@michele_out) October 16, 2022
re: #3 lizardofid
I think the story is a trial balloon. If he gets enough winger support, he’ll start selling it.
Dr. Oz has a pee balloon! For sale!
Good advice. Marsha. So why do you still belong to a Mammon-worshipping, Golden Calf cargo cult like the Republicans?
— Lord Piltdown (@jimreynolds54) October 16, 2022
Here I am just getting over Kanye putting me and my family on “deathcon 3”, now the former POTUS says we need to get our act together?
Just to review: the last 100 months have seen the Overland Park Jewish Community Center attack, the desecration of a century old Jewish cemetery in St. Louis which included my relatives, the Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally where white supremacists publicly chanted against Jews, the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting where 11 people were murdered for being Jews, the then current POTUS declare any Jew voting against him was disloyal, AND a hostage crisis at a synagogue in Texas.
Yeah, time to get our act together alright.
Another Ye video out. Not going to post it. It’s deranged, anti-Semitic and conspiratorial AF. This is the GQP’s current New Hero.
re: #179 Hecuba’s daughter
My sister deals with this all the time: her children (adults) are a gluten-free lactose intolerant vegetarian and a vegan while her grandchildren have a variety of food objections that are evolving over time. My mother had to deal with my food preferences from the time I was 1. In the past, most families went the route of “you eat what I made or go hungry”. Today parents may decide that certain battles are not worth it, and reserve the conflicts for issues other than diet, especially if the parent themselves has strong food preferences/needs.
There were very few foods that ALL OF MY 9 KIDS would eat (pizza, fried chicken, spaghetti & burgers). Usually whatever I made, someone was not eating it. So when each kid was old enough to understand how to cook without bloodshed or 3rd degree burns, I taught each one how to prepare their favorite meal.
That skill came in handy when I was working full time & came home too tired to cook. Where was Z you might ask? Well he can cook burgers & scrambled eggs.
re: #3 lizardofid
I think the story is a trial balloon. If he gets enough winger support, he’ll start selling it.
Probably with a label declaring that it cures Covid-19 and related.
we just early / mail voted.
i’ll drop them off tomorrow.
fuck desantis
I hope there was/is a thorough investigation by an outside LE organization that shows no wrong doing was involved I his death.
Can’t have staff or prisoners exacting “justice”
— 𝐁𝐞𝐤𝐬 (@antifaoperative) October 15, 2022
There were obviously far more troubling aspects of Trump’s screed regarding Jews, but the fact that a former POTUS would brag about his ability to win an election in a different country is really…something.
re: #2 Charles Johnson
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“When the Yellow River floods, the wise general sticks to a dry camp” (h/t jaunte)
Indigenous spirituality predates their Christianity by thousands of years. Agree? pic.twitter.com/Kdv57sdOQM
— Lakota Man (@LakotaMan1) October 16, 2022
Snek-not.
A caterpillar that camouflages itself as a snake when it feels threatened. pic.twitter.com/BjpvVs5o60
— Fascinating (@fasc1nate) October 15, 2022
TikTok Star Emmanuel the Emu Sickened in Deadly Flu Outbreak https://t.co/7VtxAihXE8 via @thedailybeast
— Morgan Fairchild (@morgfair) October 16, 2022
re: #10 The Pie Overlord!
There were very few foods that ALL OF MY 9 KIDS would eat (pizza, fried chicken, spaghetti & burgers). Usually whatever I made, someone was not eating it. So when each kid was old enough to understand how to cook without bloodshed or 3rd degree burns, I taught each one how to prepare their favorite meal.
That skill came in handy when I was working full time & came home too tired to cook. Where was Z you might ask? Well he can cook burgers & scrambled eggs.
We were taught young to cook as well (got a few blue ribbons from the county fair to show for it, too) Mom worked 8 - 5 & was usually pretty tired, dad worked 3 - midnight but had Friday and Saturday off, so most weeks we had roast beef, potatoes, veggies & yorkshire pudding on Friday night.
— Crazycatlady (@charleymoonpie) October 16, 2022
re: #22 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
This is an amazing find. I cannot overstate how important this is.
Rich Higgins was an intel officer when Mike Flynn was in Afghanistan. He died from Covid in Feb.
Here he is talking to Ginni Thomas about running psy ops against the American public.
So much more to this story. https://t.co/MKX4XcuOS0— ClearingTheFog (@clearing_fog) October 16, 2022
NPR:
Mara Liasson just mentioned Fetterman’s stroke, but not a droplet of the “Oz drinks his own urine” news.
This intercepted call reveals how defensive lines operate for the Russians: first in the line are convicts guarded by mobiks in the second line, who are in turn guarded by regular forces. pic.twitter.com/suLrU8UZar
— Dmitri (@wartranslated) October 16, 2022
Will it go round in circles
Will it fly high like a bird up in the sky?
#Ukraine: A Russian T-80BV tank was hit by Ukrainian fire, losing a track and with the crew killed/wounded- but the engine was still running, leading to a never ending collection of circles. pic.twitter.com/xIX5pPMEAH
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) October 16, 2022
re: #25 jaunte
NPR:
Mara Liasson just mentioned Fetterman’s stroke, but not a droplet of the “Oz drinks his own urine” news.
Mara is probably the biggest problem I have with NPR.
re: #25 jaunte
NPR:
Mara Liasson just mentioned Fetterman’s stroke, but not a droplet of the “Oz drinks his own urine” news.
Oh, and ‘heh’. Gotta get some hehs in where we can, these days.
re: #25 jaunte
NPR:
Mara Liasson just mentioned Fetterman’s stroke, but not a droplet of the “Oz drinks his own urine” news.
Now I want a second upding.
Late ed. to add: To give, not get.
re: #27 darthstar
Was just about to share that
Is there a better metaphor for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?
re: #31 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n 😷 Trips
Was just about to share that
Is there a better metaphor for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?
On Russian television they’re calling them Victory Laps!
Seen last night. 💙💙💙 pic.twitter.com/HuyT5ZGhbs
— ℝ𝕠𝕓𝕪𝕟 𝕊𝕥𝕖𝕨𝕒𝕣𝕥 💛💙✊🏾Vote💙EveryTime (@gimli0413) October 16, 2022
Apple Strudel, fried chicken & liddle potato kugels #SimchatTorah pic.twitter.com/4VMyxr53PS
— Liddle Cherry Pie 🌻🌈🍒🥧 (@Pie_Overlord) October 16, 2022
re: #35 The Pie Overlord!
A very happy Simchat Torah to you and your family.
If you think the Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas season is hectic, try doing 4 major holidays in 3 weeks, with all of them hitting in the middle of the week!
I put too much nutmeg into the strudel. OH NOES! I fixed it by adding more cinnamon and vanilla.
Is it true that nutmeg can get you high?
Yeah it can but it is toxic in high dose. And that is only if you snort/eat a full tablespoon raw. I put one teaspoon into the apple mix.
It came to me
My preciousssssss
pic.twitter.com/s71eYSckah— Bunsen and BEAKER (@bunsenbernerbmd) October 16, 2022
Salvation Hack: If you sanctimoniously quote bible verses and pray in public really loud, you get into Heaven free and don’t actually have to do any of that feed the hungry clothe the poor heal the sick be a better person bullshit.
God is like super stupid and easily fooled! https://t.co/t8PqhYkLen— Stonekettle (@Stonekettle) October 16, 2022
re: #38 The Pie Overlord!
I put too much nutmeg into the strudel. OH NOES! I fixed it by adding more cinnamon and vanilla.
Is it true that nutmeg can get you high?
Yeah it can but it is toxic in high dose. And that is only if you snort/eat a full tablespoon raw. I put one teaspoon into the apple mix.
When I was a kid, some aunt fed me something she called mocha, and I didn’t like it. Much later, I figured out it was the nutmeg she put in it (????!) that I didn’t like, and that mocha is a gift from the gods.
I got over it. Nutmeg is good, now. Mocha is a gift from the plants.
re: #41 jaunte
It’s almost as if these Conservatives think there is actually really no god at all in real life, and instead just parrot partial quotes from religious texts as a pretense to exert their own sense of personal power, greed and hegemony over other people.
It’s almost just like that. almost.
Tomorrow’s Red Owl.
For some reason, stupid mistakes seem to be easy today. In my case, the yellows in lines 2 and 3 are not the same letter, and I was not the only one.
Wordle 485 4/6
⬛⬛⬛🟨🟨
⬛⬛🟩⬛🟨
⬛🟨🟩⬛⬛
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
SibData: 3,4,4,5,5
Conservative groups have been doing this fakery forever, to push right wing books into the best-seller charts. https://t.co/4i4WwqZYUV
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) October 16, 2022
re: #37 The Pie Overlord!
If you think the Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas season is hectic, try doing 4 major holidays in 3 weeks, with all of them hitting in the middle of the week!
I can feel you. My son is in band, and he’s front ensemble section leader. I help with moving percussion equipment at games and competitions. I am trying to get the yard decorated and we have already had 3 football games (2 on fridays, one on Thursday) and 3 marching competitions on Saturdays. All of those days have been 15 to 17 hour days. And I’m trying to get my yard decorated in between. This week is also homecoming, so there’s a parade on Monday, late marching practice on Tuesday, UIL marching competition on Wednesday, the homecoming football game on Friday, and the homecoming dance on Saturday (for some reason being held in Dallas rather than the high school).
Saturday, visited a house in the Chicago metropolitan area that was furnished in Victorian decor. The owner was very creative and artistic, but her works tended to be more Victorian kitsch, with beautiful and smiling women and children, adorned in flowers. I am fond of the style, but clearly nothing that appeals to the 21st Century.
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Matthew 6:5-6 And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing(B) in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen.
— EstebanTornadoPGA (@ETornado1963) October 16, 2022
A new subvariant of the novel-coronavirus called XBB dramatically announced itself earlier this week, in Singapore. New COVID-19 cases more than doubled in a day, from 4,700 on Monday to 11,700 on Tuesday—and XBB is almost certainly why. The same subvariant just appeared in Hong Kong, too.A highly mutated descendant of the Omicron variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that drove a record wave of infections starting around a year ago, XBB is in many ways the worst form of the virus so far. It’s more contagious than any previous variant or subvariant. It also evades the antibodies from monoclonal therapies, potentially rendering a whole category of drugs ineffective as COVID treatments.
Scary. We’re doomed for sure.
That’s the bad news. The good news is that the new “bivalent” vaccine boosters from Pfizer and Moderna seem to work just fine against XBB, even though the original vaccines are less effective against XBB. They won’t prevent all infections and reinfections, but they should significantly reduce the chance of severe infection potentially leading to hospitalization or death. “Even with immune-evasive variants, vaccine protection against what matters most—severe disease—remains intact,” Adalja said.
End of the world party cancelled. We just need to be vaccinated. The idiot-killer is here.
The Nightmare COVID Variant That Beats Our Immunity Is Finally Here (The Daily Beast)
re: #41 jaunte
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Speaking of bible thumping—this is just plain weird.
This morning, the local paper had this Issac Bailey column—
Faith must be kept to counter uncaring conservative Christians who support Walker, Trump
Which began with—
And to think, I was going to give up the faith Mama instilled in me when I was old enough to walk. Self-proclaimed conservative Christians and other people of faith have spent the past six years making excuses for Donald Trump and are now doing the same for Herschel Walker.
and concluded with:
They are Christians. So am I. It’s just that we don’t worship the same God.
It is now gone—doesn’t come up in search or anything.
I had it in an open tab…
Balance…..
Social relations:
magpie adores dog but can’t stand the cat pic.twitter.com/wfFDomBYgZ— Gabriele Corno (@Gabriele_Corno) October 16, 2022
“…The National Right to Life Committee quickly said it was going to stand behind Walker, calling it just another “Democratic character assassination attempt.” The funders aligned with Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America said “We stand firmly alongside him.” Each of those “pro-life” groups say they believe Walker’s denials - even though the woman provided receipts from the abortion to the media to back up her claims. Others claim it’s because though Walker may have paid for one abortion, his Democratic opponent supports thousands or millions of them. Never mind that the abortion rate has routinely decreased faster and more steeply under Democratic administrations than Republican ones. Never mind that it increased for two consecutive years for the first time in decades when Trump was in office.
thestate.com
Power is their god.
re: #53 jaunte
This site has it:
thestate.com
Yeah, so does the Island Packet site. He writes for McClatchy. Based in Myrtle Beach. Great guy and excellent writer. But why the Sun News obliterated the column completely is still weird.
re: #55 BeachDem
Yeah, so does the Island Packet site. He writes for McClatchy. Based in Myrtle Beach. Great guy and excellent writer. But why the Sun News obliterated the column completely is still weird.
Complaints from religious nutjobs?
The Belarusian military showing Steven Seagal influences pic.twitter.com/LsdND70gvq
— Task & Purpose (@TaskandPurpose) October 16, 2022
re: #37 The Pie Overlord!
If you think the Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas season is hectic, try doing 4 major holidays in 3 weeks, with all of them hitting in the middle of the week!
Tried that, plus funeral and shiva for my father tucked in after the start of Sukkot.
0/10 do not recommend.
re: #59 A Cranky One
I have so many questions.
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I’m just going to try to forget I saw that
Some Halloween humor 🎃👻💀 pic.twitter.com/EUdmhbM09O
— Boomer Bob Rises once Again. (@BobANew1959) October 15, 2022
re: #59 A Cranky One
Fleshy Fruit. Spitting seeds is considered murder. It’s a life after all.
re: #10 The Pie Overlord!
There were very few foods that ALL OF MY 9 KIDS would eat (pizza, fried chicken, spaghetti & burgers). Usually whatever I made, someone was not eating it. So when each kid was old enough to understand how to cook without bloodshed or 3rd degree burns, I taught each one how to prepare their favorite meal.
That skill came in handy when I was working full time & came home too tired to cook. Where was Z you might ask? Well he can cook burgers & scrambled eggs.
My mother did that option as well. “If you don’t want what we’re having go fix yourself a sandwich.” Brother more than once went and made himself a peanut butter sandwich to eat. And all of us were taught at least the basics of cooking. Sister was experimenting with cooking dinner while she was in high school. I was fully capable of cooking something more complex than mac n’ cheese from a box* by the time I was in college.
* - Which along with ramen noodles in the styrofoam cup were a staple for anyone without a meal plan and no cooking ability, or a lack of facilities to cook at. Microwaves were not becoming a thing until 4-5 years after I graduated and I had one by 1989 since they were such a god send for reheating stuff in a small apartment.
NEW SERVER UPDATE:
This new box has much better email server support. I’ve been doing some testing and emails from this domain now are getting through even to problematic email systems like Yahoo. They might still go into spam folders the first time, but once you move it out of spam into your regular inbox it shouldn’t be a problem any more.
Technically, it’s because the new server supports the DKIM and SPF email validation protocols, so other email servers no longer think it’s spam.
I had stopped using my cell phone for two-factor authentication because I stopped receiving the text messages, but I think it may be working again now - at least it does with mine, using AT&T as the carrier.
I still prefer the authenticator app method, though.
I had a cooking-for-bachelors in junior high (maybe 9th grade?) All guys, taught us the essentials of cooking.
The females had their own home economics classes so it was considered wrong for guys to be in that, hence the special cooking class.
re: #59 A Cranky One
I have so many questions.
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re: #68 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
I had a cooking-for-bachelors in junior high (maybe 9th grade?) All guys, taught us the essentials of cooking.
The females had their own home economics classes so it was considered wrong for guys to be in that, hence the special cooking class.
I took shop and home ec in Junior High. Wasn’t common but I wasn’t the only one. The sewing class paid huge dividends over my life.
Pretty much the only ironclad rule in my family was that *everyone* sat down at the table for dinner. (Some exceptions for stuff like sickness.) Someone might be excused early if they asked, but everyone would be there initially. (I think it was one way for my parents to verify that we followed some etiquette, could make polite conversation, and was a way for everyone to sort of catch up on what was going on.)
My parents also played music during dinner, usually classical or Broadway play soundtracks. So I got a somewhat varied exposure to more than one genre in my youth.
re: #2 Charles Johnson
drinking one’s own urine was a big trendy thing in Germany in the 90’s
re: #71 William Lewis
I took shop and home ec in Junior High. Wasn’t common but I wasn’t the only one. The sewing class paid huge dividends over my life.
I took a home ec class at about that stage as well. I don’t recall it teaching me much that I had not encountered at home and been taught by my mother. But it did reinforce some good habits and verify that what I had been taught about things like table settings was “correct” for the time.
Something I saw at a fraternity convention in the mid-2000s which I thought was a very good idea was that they did a 45-minute long presentation on cocktail party and dining etiquette right before their was a reception and dinner. It’s an area of professional development which can often be overlooked.
Actual vintage TV commercial for Johnson Outboards, without any hint of irony. pic.twitter.com/8IaWr5mLZB
— Bob Cesca (@bobcesca_go) October 16, 2022
NEW: A Trump political committee bought $131,000 worth of books.
Four days later, Jared Kushner’s hit the @nytimesbooks Best Seller list.
for @Forbes
1/https://t.co/ofF9xw4VBO— Zach Everson (@Z_Everson) October 16, 2022
Spox for Save America did not immediately respond when asked if the book purchased was Kushner’s
But it seems likely that it is
The committee is currently offering copies of Kusher’s book in exchange for donations of $75 or more.
3/https://t.co/DpGxeDbAjn pic.twitter.com/Qgbnc7rMfA— Zach Everson (@Z_Everson) October 16, 2022
I heard the second grade physics lab was tough.
Significant radioactive contamination was found at Jana Elementary School in Florissant, Missouri, where nuclear weapons were produced during World War II, according to a new report by environmental investigation consultants. https://t.co/2fqCeP8tgQ
— WSIL News (@WSILNews) October 16, 2022
re: #73 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))
drinking one’s own urine was a big trendy thing in Germany in the 90’s
Season 5 of Better call Saul too.
re: #56 A Cranky One
“alpha” simply refers to their current place in the social order.
it is determined by others, and at best a descriptive term
it is not permanent or inherent status
re: #79 lizardofid
Season 5 of Better call Saul too.
that was dire necessity, the Germans were doing it for purported health and medical benefits
re: #72 FFL (GOP Delenda Est)
My grandmother was the one with the iron clad Sunday dinner rules and they worked like this:
1. Drinks and finger foods at 5 PM sharp.
2. Dinner begins at 6 PM sharp
Even when I lived with my grandparents as an adult when I attended college, these WERE the rules and if I didn’t tell Granny by about 2 PM that I wouldn’t be there for dinner that night, I knew I was going to hear about it.
One Sunday, I walked in the house at 6:04 PM (thought I would be home earlier) and there was granny right by the door giving me The Look (tm).
While this sounds rather strict it really wasn’t a huge deal. My grandmother was a wonderful woman and I miss those Sunday dinners she made.
re: #82 Eclectic Cyborg
mealtimes are part of the glue that holds a family together
My daughter & her 10 kids are spending the upcoming Simchat Torah holiday at her sister-in-law.
I am kind of relieved because it’s just me & Z to cook for.
They will be back again for Shabbat.
re: #84 The Pie Overlord!
At some point you get to advance to “supervising meals to your heart’s delight,” yes?
Haven’t seen any updates on the Russian nuclear scare. I guess no nukes is good nukes (sorry). I think it shows a lot of jitters. Putin is getting really desperate and he might do anything, especially if he thinks he can throw the American election.
re: #45 Charles Johnson
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re: #34 jaunte
This always struck me when I saw how many people voted for Trump after the disastrous Covid response: even feeding kids to a shark wasn’t a deal breaker for voters.
re: #90 garzooma
This always struck me when I saw how many people voted for Trump after the disastrous Covid response: even feeding kids to a shark wasn’t a deal breaker for voters.
I mean, he warned us he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and the MAGAts would still vote for him.
@PeteButtigieg is so Fucking good:
“you’re letting 50 Republicans off the hook by focusing on 1 Democrat”💪🏻
Dam son!
Buttigieg calls employment numbers “strong as hell” https://t.co/EARYw9malB via @YouTube— Devine One (@devineG_one) October 16, 2022
Nauseating story about White dude who kidnapped and possibly killed Black women. Of course, like what happened in Dahmer’s case, the police ignored earlier reports of kidnappings.
jezebel.com
re: #85 jaunte
At some point you get to advance to “supervising meals to your heart’s delight,” yes?
Vodka is a traditional holiday food.
re: #95 The Pie Overlord!
Vodka is a traditional holiday food.
And with that I sign off until Tuesday night! Read this article for a great description of Simchat Torah 50 years ago in Moscow:
Simchat Torah is one of my favorite holidays personally, but it also holds a special place in my heart for the role it played in Jewish life in the Soviet Union.
Elie Wiesel went to Moscow in 1965 to capture Jewish joy where Judaism was being smothered. https://t.co/2q3l45KEvb— Alex גדעון בן װעלװל (@JewishWonk) October 16, 2022
EMMANUEL JUST DRANK WATER BY HIMSELF FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE BECOMING ILL😭🥹 Please keep the prayers coming! pic.twitter.com/nieSFKtkFB
— eco sister (@hiitaylorblake) October 16, 2022
Political ad. Shows the start of a carjacking. “There were 779 carjackings last year. Vote Dr. Scott Jensen.” Um… what? What does that even MEAN? Is 779 a lot? Is it more than last year, or any year in the past 10 years? Is it statistically insignificant? What’s the POINT? Does Dr. Jensen have a plan to make that number go down? I have so many questions, and there aren’t any answers.
Buttigeig is an exceptional communicator that doesn’t merely speak well but comes through as genuine. Luckily he’s not an asshole. Because he’d slay you.
He was asked a question about faith here and as an atheist, it was perfect for me.
.@SecretaryPete Buttigieg to a student, about faith: “Wherever your journey with faith takes you, I hope you can always find some source of connection to everyone and everything to zoom out from the insidious distinctions created between us and other souls, to be a better human.” pic.twitter.com/BOGONl1q4R
— Gah! I’m just a fan sharing tidbits🏳️🌈 (@petetidbits) October 15, 2022
re: #97 Backwoods_Sleuth
I do not want to know the answers
If I had to guess I would say it was rendered by one of the AI apps that was told to draw a picture of fleshy fruits.
re: #92 jaunte
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This guy is incredible. He’s a natural politician in the best sense of the … um, words?
“Hello, is that toast you’re eating?” pic.twitter.com/bEg8gl56UC
— Janey Godley (@JaneyGodley) October 16, 2022
re: #92 jaunte
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the anchor keeps harping on how mayors are frustrated that they didn’t get money yet for their preferred projects… FROM A BILL THAT PASSED AUGUST 16!!!
Yeah, DoT didn’t cut the checks yet. If you sent in your request the day the bill passed, give them 60 days to verify your numbers, look at all the other applications that also came in, the first half of October seems a little quick to start your whining.
French designers invented these raised gardens that make gardening accessible for seniors and people in wheelchairs!❤️❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/0zMxECAB8w
— James Tate (@JamesTate121) October 16, 2022
Taking credit for things Democrats did. But sure Jan. https://t.co/ud4UuW1qaD
— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) October 16, 2022
I hope she gets custody of the proof or will they evenly divide it? https://t.co/hoOAOO2gIA
— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) October 16, 2022
At their debate tonight, Marge Greene lost it when Marcus Flowers accused her of being involved in J6. pic.twitter.com/WwgOxFPwre
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) October 16, 2022
After Marge uses the “defund the police” accusation on Flowers, he calls her out for selling ‘Defund the FBI’ tee shirts and hats in her website. pic.twitter.com/1ThRdTADsM
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) October 16, 2022
re: #2 Charles Johnson
The G-O-Pee nominee for Senate in PA 👇 https://t.co/QF4eETVxuk
— John Fetterman (@JohnFetterman) October 16, 2022
re: #100 Dopamine Fish
Political ad. Shows the start of a carjacking. “There were 779 carjackings last year. Vote Dr. Scott Jensen.” Um… what? What does that even MEAN? Is 779 a lot? Is it more than last year, or any year in the past 10 years? Is it statistically insignificant? What’s the POINT? Does Dr. Jensen have a plan to make that number go down? I have so many questions, and there aren’t any answers.
Scared white suburban voter: ONE carjacking is one TOO MANY. Crime is OUT OF CONTROL! It’s ALL THE FAULT of the woke CRIMINAL-CODDLING DEMOCRATS! We need to UNSHACKLE OUR POLICE to keep the THUGS IN LINE. Vote REPUBLICAN for a future of TOTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.
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re: #111 dat_said
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there was a time, way back before hospitals had lab tests, that tasting a patient’s pee was a way to check for diabetes.
“Mr. Walker will be represented by this empty podium” pic.twitter.com/YbhDrcKsW3
— Acyn (@Acyn) October 16, 2022
“Will Dr. Oz eat a cheesesteak?”🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/eUaqgEtxoG
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) October 16, 2022
Wonder if Walker will be declared the winner of this debate too. https://t.co/6lTbEYmyiO
— 🦇🕸🧛🏾♀️🎃 Undead Bodak Red 🎃👻🧛🏾♀️🦇 (@AFarray) October 16, 2022
re: #118 Backwoods_Sleuth
Walker’s toy police badge should be propped up on that podium…
Declaring yourself the winner. The MAGA way. pic.twitter.com/SxlqXC3lvz
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) October 16, 2022
I Ted F*cking Cruz #39172
It’s global, we’re doing better than many other countries, and you’ve done JACK SQUAT in office to help it, you duplicitous defective dipshit. pic.twitter.com/nv2Le4kiOb
— Arch (Space Laser Supervisor) (@Arch_LGF) October 16, 2022
re: #114 sagehen
there was a time, way back before hospitals had lab tests, that tasting a patient’s pee was a way to check for diabetes.
An online acquaintance many years ago had a diabetic dog that they named Sweetpea.
Yes.
re: #90 garzooma
This always struck me when I saw how many people voted for Trump after the disastrous Covid response: even feeding kids to a shark wasn’t a deal breaker for voters.
That’s because Trump successfully escaped all responsibility (as he always does) by pinning all the blame for the pandemic on the Chinese, putting into a memory hole his administration’s role in disbanding the pandemic response team and eliminating the CDC position in Beijing in August 2019, so we no longer had experts closely monitoring the potential health threats. He had an entire party deferring to whatever he promoted — and millions of Americans still believe in the value of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine as a cure-all for treating COVID and blame the experts for suppressing this information.
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