Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

After roe, women are no longer free.

Republicans can’t even be trusted with their own money.

New McCarthy, same old McCarthyism.

JFC, are there no editors left at that goddamn rag?

Do not shrug your shoulders and accept the normalization of untruths.

He really is that stupid.

How can republicans represent us when they don’t trust women?

Optimism opens the door to great things.

Black Jesus loves a paper trail.

If senate republicans had any shame, they’d die of it.

Republicans: slavery is when you own me. freedom is when I own you.

Roe isn’t about choice, it’s about freedom.

That’s my take and I am available for criticism at this time.

Tick tock motherfuckers!

Some judge needs to shut this circus down soon.

Fuck the extremist election deniers. What’s money for if not for keeping them out of office?

The GOP is a fucking disgrace.

Anyone who bans teaching American history has no right to shape America’s future.

… riddled with inexplicable and elementary errors of law and fact

Give the craziest people you know everything they want and hope they don’t ask for more? Great plan.

No one could have predicted…

Let us savor the impending downfall of lawless scoundrels who richly deserve the trouble barreling their way.

Too often we hand the biggest microphones to the cynics and the critics who delight in declaring failure.

Second rate reporter says what?

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I won’t be at the solidarity rally tomorrow after all because I got snowed in up here in fly-over country. So I thought I’d do a post of two unrelated items lacking the sturm und drang of most of the week’s topics.

1. Why isn’t this detail from Ian Murphy’s epic prank call getting more LOLs?

“I was really hoping to talk directly to Scott,” I said. He said that could be arranged and that I should just leave my number. I explained to Gilkes, “My goddamn maid, Maria, put my phone in the washer. I’d have her deported, but she works for next to nothing.” Gilkes found this amusing. “I’m calling from the VOID—with the VOID, or whatever it’s called. You know, the Snype!”

2. The always excellent Evan Dawson has a fascinating piece about one of the Finger Lakes’ most unusual grapes, Saperavi, a key component of the legendary McGregor Black Russian Red as well as a new wine from Standing Stone.

What else not-so-serious is going on?

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  6. 6.

    Dennis SGMM

    I’m here in the foothills of the San Gabriel mountains listening to the rain. What a gift it is: programming the wildflowers and making my old car shine like it was brand new.

  8. 8.

    mr. whipple

    I won’t be at the solidarity rally tomorrow after all because I got snowed in up here in fly-over country.

    If you hop in the tank you still might be able to make it.

  11. 11.

    cat48

    Newt Gingrich is going to hate Obama’s new Social Secretary which is a historic appointment:

    The White House made history in two ways Friday, when it announced Jeremy Bernard as its new social secretary — the first man and the first openly gay person to fill that role.
    Bernard, who is currently the Senior Advisor to the Ambassador at the U.S. Embassy in Paris, will replace Julianna Smoot, the White House announced.

  12. 12.

    ChrisNYC

    I LOVE that story about the phone. It makes me laugh just to think of it and it will for years. As good or better though is, when he’s talking to Walker and says:

    “They’re probly putting hobos in suits. (pause) That’s what WE do. (pause) Sometimes.”

    Walker pauses after that, just for a sec. I think “hobos” was just on the edge of blowing the ruse.

  13. 13.

    Dennis SGMM

    @Martin:
    The snow has come down to a level that I haven’t seen since the early Seventies. I only had to drive eight miles up Glendora Mountain Road to feel the crunch of it under my hiking boots. I know that there are places where snow is a burden (I lived in Spokane) but, it’s a welcome gift. Clean, crisp air, snow, and an old Mazda Miata with the top down on a snake twisty mountain road. Life can be good.

  14. 14.

    Little Boots

    Okay, it’s totally cliched, does it help if I say I’m gay? but really, why the hell hasn’t every White House social secretary of the past 200 years been a gay man? srrsly.

  17. 17.

    Mark S.

    Talked to my teabagging parents tonight. God, it’s amazing what you learn when you get all of your news from Fox and Rush. Did you know Wisconsin teachers get paid $80,000 a year? It’s true. Well, no, it’s not.

  21. 21.

    Little Boots

    @Mark S.:

    My parents are conservative, have always been, no big deal. but lately they are impossible to talk to. they watch Fox all day and they are just hopeless. Fox news really is poison. they are intelligent, well read, but since getting hooked on Fox, absolutely crazy. it’s a problem.

  22. 22.

    SiubhanDuinne

    Well pfoopf! All that memorizing and practicing for nothing.
    ( ::whistles :: “. . . a flibbertigibbet, a will-o’-the-wisp, a clown . . .”)

    :::SHAKES FIST::: Darn you to heck, Al Gore!

  23. 23.

    El Cid

    This is awesome. Via Digby.

    At a recent gathering in South Carolina, the site of a crucial early presidential primary next year, party activists said the [Palin] didn’t have the experience, the knowledge of issues or the ability to get beyond folksy slang and bumper-sticker generalities that they think is needed to win and govern.
    __
    Many are shopping for someone else.

    I know, right? Pretty impressive.

    Even in South Carolina, Republicans are starting to wise up.

    No wait — maybe not.

    They’re looking at Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., for example, and seeing what they call a smarter, more experienced candidate who’s equally as conservative.
    __
    “Sarah Palin with a brain,” said Gail Moore, a Republican from Columbia.

    Man.

    The Himalayas were formed when India’s continental plate smashed up against Asia, lifting the seafloor between it and Asia up high enough to be the highest peaks on the planet (from sea level).

    This process could represent the Reagan / Southern Strategy dumbening of the political plain.

    As the collision takes place, Wingnut is raised hiiiiigh up over the former surroundings, forming some of the highest peaks of Wingnut which have ever existed.

    One important difference is that the Himalayas are still growing higher, as India still presses into Asia. However, they rise very, very slowly.

    The right wing plate collision, however, manages to keep the Wingnut peaks growing higher much more quickly, and some observers believe that the rate is increasing. There could even be some sort of repulsive dark energy at work.

    In the Himalayan case, the collision then pushed the leading edge of the Indian plate down, smashing it into the Earth for hundreds of miles.

    The GOP subduction dumbening too pushes the national political plate down, down, down, falling deep into the Earth, where under tremendous pressure the material melts and returns to the mantle.

  24. 24.

    KCinDC

    What the hell is with this BP ad that hides the text of some posts (like this one) and can’t be moved? I don’t mind so much if y’all want to take some money from BP as they do their best to convince us they’re really good guys, but can you at least not let them hide the words we’re trying to read?

  28. 28.

    General Stuck

    @Martin:

    Oh Christ, if it snowing in southern Cal, then it will likely cross our paths in the high desert a few miles east. I’m up to here with this winter, that has reminded me of the two I spent in Montana years ago and haven’t quite yet warmed back up from. I know global warming doesn’t mean everyone’s temperature goes up on cue, but we have been beyond the low 8 ball this winter. It will probly be 120 in the shade come June though.

  29. 29.

    General Stuck

    If we don’t get edit back, I’m taking to the streets for lowly commenter bargaining rights.

  30. 30.

    Mark S.

    @Little Boots:

    What makes Fox so poisonous is the cultists their viewers firmly believe that Fox is the only media outlet that isn’t biased. Screaming about liberal bias for twenty years was really the smartest thing conservatives ever did. If only they knew as much about, well, anything concerning governing (economics, science, geopolitics) as they do about mass propaganda.

  32. 32.

    Wile E. Quixote

    I tried reading Bobo’s latest prose piece in which he fellates Mitch Daniels but could only get three paragraphs in before I was seized with an uncontrollable urge to hunt him down and repeatedly slam a rifle butt into his head. I blame Al Gore and the Ubuntu development team for this and am now going to relax with some friends and some beers at the Madison grill.

  33. 33.

    S. cerevisiae

    @El Cid: Oh please let this happen. Caribou Barbie vs. crazy eyes Shelly. If they ever got on a stage together the resulting density would rip a hole in the space-time continuum and immediately transport them both to a parallel universe full of Lovecraftian horrors.

    We can only hope.

  35. 35.

    Little Boots

    @Mark S.: it’s true. though I would say flipping the definition of “elite” was their smartest, most effective move. used to be that the elite was the guy that owned the company and could fire you, or worse, the guy in New York who could shut down your whole factory and many more like it on a whim. Now it’s some Hollywood actor or snooty professor who can … well, be all elite and shit.

  37. 37.

    General Stuck

    WASHINGTON – Just 52 percent of the US public accurately believes the sweeping health care overhaul enacted last year is still law of the land, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation survey.

    Twenty-two percent wrongly said the Patient Protection And Affordable Care Act had already been repealed, while 26 percent didn’t know or wouldn’t say.

    The results reflect a surprising level of ignorance among the public on an issue that has been one of the most high-profile in recent years, making frequent headlines and being discussed ad nauseum in the press.

    Break out the rubber mallets

    Or just follow Howie’s lead

  40. 40.

    General Stuck

    @freelancer:

    I tried that. You mean open a new browser window and go to bj and the comment and try edit again? that doesn’t work for me, unless I’m missing something.

  42. 42.

    burnspbesq

    Doing laundry so I can pack for tomorrow’s trip to NY, and scoreboard watching. Union and Yale both tied tonight, so the regular season championship of the ECAC hockey league will be decided tomorrow night. If Union beats Princeton at home on Senior night, or if Yale loses at Cornell, the trophy and the top seed in the playoffs are ours.

    Go Garnet!

  45. 45.

    TooManyJens

    @General Stuck:

    The results reflect a surprising level of ignorance among the public on an issue that has been one of the most high-profile in recent years, making frequent headlines and being discussed ad nauseum in the press.

    Hard to believe that something that’s been “discussed” so extensively in our media would be so misunderstood, isn’t it? It’s almost like the purpose of media coverage isn’t to inform people.

    God damn, I hate the news industry.

  49. 49.

    Little Boots

    @TooManyJens: as you should, although in this case, not sure how this works. people were so whipped up about it, so stupidly, that seeing so many who think it’s been repealed already might actually calm them down. not sure, but I think if morons are going to be morons, maybe telling them they got what they want and to sit down and stfu might be the best result.

  52. 52.

    General Stuck

    @TooManyJens:

    Stuff like this wipes out any optimism I can muster these days. I don’t know if it’s all media, or mostly just a country of brain dead bumpkins. Either way, you can’t run a democracy when half the people are not informed in the most basic way, on at least the biggest issues.

  54. 54.

    Zuzu's Petals

    So speaking of solidarity rallies…my son and his wife and little girl are going to the one in Salem, Oregon. (They have friends in Wisconsin.)

    Any suggestions for a sign for a non-union family who pays a lot of taxes and supports public employee uninos?

  55. 55.

    stannate

    I’d be very curious to try a Black Russian, though judging by McGregor’s website, I would most likely have to visit the winery. Unless I’m missing it, I don’t know if NY wineries can ship out-of-state.

    Eastern European wines are a whole ‘nother universe to explore. I’ve tried a couple versions of Saperavi from Georgia–the Kvareli and Kindzmarauli, with the latter having a unique full-bodied, yet somewhat spicy taste that isn’t like anything else before or since. Romania apparently wants to become like the Chile of the Old World, as it has become a go-to source for good-quality Cabs and Merlots that won’t set you back much in the wallet. There’s one native varietal from Romania, Fetească neagră, that I tried once, but I was unfortunately a bit under the influence so I can’t recall much of its tasting profile apart from “good.” And then there’s Hungary’s wines, which I’ve talked about before.

  57. 57.

    freelancer

    @Punchy:

    No idea, but this, about Daniels made me do a triple take:

    These people claim that the United States is on the edge of a fiscal cliff, that what they care about is liberty. But at every opportunity they show that an actual record of fiscal conservatism in government isn’t nearly as important to them as polarizing rhetoric.

    My emphasis.

  58. 58.

    Steeplejack

    Went to see Kathy Griffin at the Kennedy Center tonight, so I am now informed in the best possible way, i.e., D-list pop culture. She did a solid two-hour set.

    Think I will toddle off to bed soon, because I have to go back to work early in the morning. It’s just not fair.

  60. 60.

    kdaug

    Getting angry thinking about Diebold again, in re: another comment on some other thread about some close election. How the fuck can you trust the results?

  62. 62.

    Mike E

    @stannate: I bought some Hungarian wine in Sopron, trying to spend all their inconvertible currency before traveling to Austria. It was a honey colored deal, with legs… damn thing was so leggy in practically walked across the border all by itself. Caramel-like. Not that good.

  63. 63.

    Ailuridae

    @Steeplejack:

    It is complete and utter bull shit that doesn’t show a cursory understanding of how Social Security works or for that matter what it means for the government to issue debt.

    I hope Bruce Webb has some free time

  64. 64.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    In their seemingly endless quest to find irrelevance through FoxLite editorial decisions, CNN has fired Kathleen Parker and replaced her with (among others) E.D. Hill. Yes, that E.D. Hill.

  65. 65.

    stannate

    @Mike E: You must have had Tokaji, which is a potent dessert wine. I’ve never had the luxury of tasting any of the expensive German BA’s or TBA’s, but even when compared to icewine, Tokaji is powerfully sweet. I’ve drank mead that was less sweet than some Tokaji.

  66. 66.

    jwb

    @Ailuridae: And Factcheck dumped this item just in time for the weekend talk shows. Rather than talking about labor issues, we’re now going to have conversations by VSPs on why we need to cut government. Coincidence?

  67. 67.

    asiangrrlMN

    @El Cid: No. NONONONONONONO! For the love of all that is good and not evil, NOOOO! ::shakes fist at the ignorance::

    ETA: Testing, one two three. Editing my own goddamn comment should not be this hard.

    ETA II: Yippppppeeee!

  69. 69.

    JPK

    The best part of the prank was that he got Walker to take the call at all. The best part of that was the story about the maid and the VOID and “Snype.” That thing about “Maria” still makes me laugh and groan every time at the combination of audaciousness and stupidity. Dennis was right when he said it played perfectly to the sense Walker’s staff must have of a rich asshole — more like pitch-perfect. In other news, I’m going to the Olympia rally tomorrow, for all the good it will do and I hope it will do some. But I can’t help being reminded of marching against the Iraq War this time of year in 2003.

  72. 72.

    Mary G

    @Dennis SGMM: @Martin: Snow level 500 feet! That is the lowest I think I have ever heard it predicted. There is a lot of pink on the Weather Channel radar – freezing rain in Southern California! Everyone else probably thinks we are nuts to be excited about a cold snap. I’ll have to tuck the hibiscus bushes in tomorrow night. They were badly damaged the last time we almost had a frost.

    And the freaking out by the local media about WHAT WILL THIS DO TO THE OSCARS???? is hilarious.

  74. 74.

    freelancer

    @asiangrrlMN:

    You read Tbogg yet? He’s got a vicious one line takedown of Althouse. I got out of the boat. All of her posts on the protests are infuriating enough to almost make me want to penalize all state workers just so this dipshit gets canned by the guy she’s cheerleading.

  75. 75.

    asiangrrlMN

    @freelancer: I hate you. I hate you for making me get off that boat. I hate you for making me read even one word of the Inebriated Professor. And, I hate myself with the intensity of eleven-billionty hot suns that I read some of the comments.

  76. 76.

    Thoughtful Black Co-Citizen

    I won’t be at the solidarity rally tomorrow after all because I got snowed in up here in fly-over country The Koch Bros(TM) gave me 50 large and a coupon good for a blow job from Scott “Bottoms Up” Walker to stay away.

    Fxd4u.

    I don’t know if this qualifies as not serious, but the ad with Rusty Orange Boner is creeping le fuck living out of me.

  78. 78.

    Jebediah

    @Mary G:

    Everyone else probably thinks we are nuts to be excited about a cold snap.

    Yeah, but I am hoping the cold doesn’t get too snappy till I get home. Motorcycle+rain+night shift=thank FSM my commute isn’t too long.
    I really would rather speculate, as opposed to find out first-hand, how my old FZR handles in frizzing rain.

  80. 80.

    sukabi

    @asiangrrlMN: don’t waste your energy hating yourself or freelancer… it’s informative to open the door to a drunks’ house once in awhile… let’s you know who NOT TO INVITE to yours.

  82. 82.

    Mary G

    @Jebediah: Oh yeah, that isn’t good at all, be safe. I would almost worry more about the other drivers, at least some of whom will certainly try to cope by driving really, really fast. Recipe for fail, of course. Tow truck drivers are rubbing their hands together with glee. Good luck.

  84. 84.

    Jebediah

    @Mary G:
    Thanks – yeah,the other drivers are the problem. I am old enough that on wet pavement, I am very cautious about traction – but around here, plenty of folks do not know to slow down a bit in the wet. At least it won’t be late Friday night/early Saturday AM when people have been out drinking… oh, wait… damn.

  85. 85.

    jwb

    @freelancer: Hey, don’t be unkind: she’s giving up $10K so that this clown she supports can be governor. She’s got to make up that difference somehow. Sacrifice is for chumps.

  87. 87.

    Mark S.

    @Ailuridae:

    Wow, that piece is misleading as hell. It’s like saying if I borrowed money from Lily to pay Tunch back and turned around and said that Tunch was causing my debt problems.

    It reads a lot like a McMegan post. Does she use Brooks Jackson as a pen name?

  95. 95.

    Jebediah

    Anyone else got teh “Speaker Boner takes your questions” ad? I clicked on it, and the first five questions seemed to me to be questions Lil Boner would probably rather not answer. Did he not realize that the internets isn’t only teatards?

  97. 97.

    jwb

    @Mark S.: And what does that tell us? Who gets all the attention around here? crazy Rosie and overlord Tunch. Calm, rational, liberal Lily never gets the media coverage. Why? Why? Why? I blame Obama.

  98. 98.

    srv

    What else not-so-serious is going on?

    Apparently my employers worldwide IT Help infra-structure is down for planned service tonight.

    I guess I should not find these kinds of things to be so serious anymore.

  101. 101.

    Jebediah

    @jwb:
    I’ll take another look – once I saw folks were asking impertinent questions already, I jumped back here – figured my services were not needed.

    edit: aw frick now it has gone away. I did see “youtube/johnboner” on there so maybe it is the Orange Weiner’s youtube channel?

  102. 102.

    hamletta

    @Redshirt: DC got three feet of snow on my 16th birthday. This was decades ago, before Al Gore caused the weather to turn extreme.

    I had gone to my best friend’s house for a sleepover anyway, just ’cause; I wound up stuck there for three days and begging for my mommy to pick me up once they got the roads cleared. BFF and I were on the edge of murder/suicide.

    In the meantime, we ate frozen pizza, listened to the Clash, and wrote letters to the editor of CREEM.

    A couple of months later, my mom picked me up after I’d taken the PSAT with the latest copy of CREEM, which carried my letter (my first published work).

    Aced the PSAT, but published! In CREEM! Boy Howdy™!

  103. 103.

    jwb

    Not usually a fan of punditry by anecdote, but the quote Herbert used to conclude his column was excellent:

    I asked Lynda Hiller if she felt generally optimistic or pessimistic. She was quiet for a moment, then said: “I don’t think things are going to get any better. I think we’re going to hit rock bottom. The big shots are in charge, and they just don’t give a darn about the little person.”

  105. 105.

    Felanius Kootea (formerly Salt and freshly ground black people)

    Just got back from an NIH review in DC. The NIH staff are pretty much prepared for a government shutdown that would mean the cancellation of over 1000 study section meetings in the next few weeks. That means research proposals, no matter how meritorious, won’t get reviewed and many NIH staff (including some who were lured away from academe and persuaded to work for the government) won’t get paid.

  107. 107.

    hamletta

    @Little Boots: No, we don’t.

    As some Texas politician, quoted by Molly Ivins (GRHS), once said, “The people is not dumb.”

    You don’t ever give up on people. The most Fox-numbed hater of unions will still give you the shirt off his back.

    We have to appeal to people’s basic decency.

    Cutting funds for TANF, or WIC, or whatever it’s called now, is great in the abstract, but people don’t want kids to go to bed hungry.

  110. 110.

    hamletta

    Idle Googling on “do do that voodoo” turned up this piece in the New York Sun from 2007. (Didn’t that paper die a well-deserved death?)

    It’s a cultchah piece on the anniversary of Cole Porter’s first big musical. What’s the big deal? They could use the n-word back then, and we can’t use it now, dammit!

    I am not kidding.

  111. 111.

    Wile E. Quixote

    @Mark S.:

    I think Mitch Daniels should run, like hell away from Bobo. Brooks sounds like Pepe le Pew in that fucking column.

    Yeah, but he’s on the edge. You know that Brooks is tightly wound up and about to snap. I don’t know what it is, or when it’s going to happen he’s going to go from being Pepe le Pew to being Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs in about zero New York seconds..

    It’s not going to be pretty. Republican politicians and Blue Dog Democrats will start disappearing, strangely enough in every case the disappearance occurred soon after the Times</i. published a flattering OpEd about them. Then the bodies start turning up and pretty soon the death toll is up there somewhere between the Battle of Kursk and the bombing of Hiroshima and still, the bodies keep coming.

    Meanwhile David Brooks is down in the cellar of of a distinguished two story colonial in Nassau County. He’s naked and dancing around in the suit he’s making out of the skins of Republican politicians (and Joe Lieberman). While he’s dancing around in the suit he’s pretending that he’s John Thune and he’s on Meet the Press and David Gregory is fawning over him and telling him how primal his scent and admiring his athletic grace and body type. Meanwhile, over in the pit he dug in the corner, a frightened and naked Mitch Daniels is trapped and being starved so his skin will be easier to remove from his body, dreading the moment where Brooks comes over to the pit and tells him “It puts the lotion on its skin or it gets the hose again.”

    Yeah, whenever you see Brooks writing that crazy shit I want you to think about the scene that I described. Of course if I knew where the fuck I was going with this I could have worked in something about Gail Collins being Clarise Starling, but if I did that I’d have to figure out who was going to be Hannibal Lecter. I was thinking Stephen Colbert or maybe Keith Olbermann, I couldn’t figure out which one though because the image of Mitch Daniels cowering helplessly in a pit while David Brooks stood above him screaming “it puts the lotion on it’s skin or it gets the hose again!” was strangely appealing, as was the image of Ross Douthat being one of the hapless prison guards that Lecter slaughters, you know the guard who got his face cut off.

    So, just out of curiosity, on a scale of 1 to 10, hypothetically speaking, how fucked up is that?

  112. 112.

    Yutsano

    @Angry Black Lady: I wouldn’t risk it ABL. I made the mistake of driving in California when it rained once. And up here we drive through it all the time so it doesn’t bug us. I almost went hoarse from the road rage.

  113. 113.

    Dennis SGMM

    @Yutsano:
    Many Californians drive on bad tires because most of the time it doesn’t matter. “Aquaplane” is an aircraft that can land on the water.

  114. 114.

    Mark S.

    @Wile E. Quixote:

    Pretty fucked up. But even if Brooks got caught, he’s such an American institution they’d let him continue doing the NewsHour in the contraption Hannibal Lecter was in.

  118. 118.

    celiadexter

    About the Saperavi — I had the McGregor years ago, didn’t know what grape it came from but liked it a lot — the problem is that they are NOT giving it away, which is sadly true of all good New York wines. But if you take the D or the Q train (I think) somewhere near the end of the line in Brooklyn and find yourself in Brighton Beach, there are Russian liquor stores on the main drag with all kinds of Georgian wine made from Saperavi. The labels are in Georgian script (looks like a mixture of Russian and Thai) and some of the wine is sweeter than we’re used to, but the price is right so you can experiment. Have fun.

  119. 119.

    Southern Beale

    Why isn’t this detail from Ian Murphy’s epic prank call getting more LOLs?

    Well, I wrote about it.

    I don’t think it’s funny. I think it’s sick. Of course that’s the kind of ruse that would make the Governor’s chief of staff think he was talking to a real big shot.

    I would love to be a fly on the wall when Walker reamed Keith Gilkes a new one after it was revealed this was a prank and Walker became a national laughingstock. Teanutties hate nothing more than being laughed at.

    Gilkes was his campaign manager. You’d think he’d have known better.

  120. 120.

    Southern Beale

    Speaking of laughing at the Teanutties, have y’all seen this new Jack In The Box TV ad? I think they’re poking fun at Tea Party “patriot” crap, in a clever way. When an ad agency mocks you to sell hamburgers … I think that says something about your movement.

    Maybe it’s me.

  122. 122.

    Phyllis

    @Steeplejack: You lucky devil. She’s been to SC a couple of times, once in N. Charleston & once in Greenville. I couldn’t go either time. Would love to see her live.

  123. 123.

    chopper

    after a long week of work and child care, i finally saw the weekend and woke up sick today. sigh.

  126. 126.

    Cat Lady

    @TooManyJens:

    Way late to this party, but when a guy is on a news show and what he’s saying is so interesting and righteous that there’s more outrage at the bank than curiosity about why the fuck he’s got vampire teeth, we’ve crossed some kind of event horizon.

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