Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

Let there be snark.

Proof that we need a blogger ethics panel.

There are no moderate republicans – only extremists and cowards.

The arc of history bends toward the same old fuckery.

When we show up, we win.

A snarling mass of vitriolic jackals

There are consequences to being an arrogant, sullen prick.

We’re watching the self-immolation of the leading world power on a level unprecedented in human history.

You cannot shame the shameless.

“Facilitate” is an active verb, not a weasel word.

Reality always lies in wait for … Democrats.

If ‘weird’ was the finish line, they ran through the tape and kept running.

One lie, alone, tears the fabric of reality.

It’s the corruption, stupid.

The lights are all blinking red.

Red lights blinking on democracy’s dashboard

Some judge needs to shut this circus down soon.

Insiders who complain to politico: please report to the white house office of shut the fuck up.

Someone should tell Republicans that violence is the last refuge of the incompetent, or possibly the first.

Speaking of republicans, is there a way for a political party to declare intellectual bankruptcy?

Prediction: the gop will rethink its strategy of boycotting future committees.

You are either for trump or for democracy. Pick one.

Not so fun when the rabbit gets the gun, is it?

They are lying in pursuit of an agenda.

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  1. 1.

    germy

    I got tired of shaving my face. My wife likes fuzzy, so I grew my beard.

    Our cat keeps staring at me now.

    She knows it’s me. My voice, my smell, the way I open her cans… but I’ve got whiskers now.

    She stares at my beard now so intently.

  2. 2.

    Yutsano

    But Tbogg…

    I did a massive house clean last week and as it turns out I’m not really all that messy. So now other than cheering Cougs/Seahawks I got nothing really going on.

  4. 4.

    Mnemosyne

    Doggie snuggle photos are the best. The only thing that beats that for me are cats and dogs snuggling together.

  6. 6.

    Corner Stone

    Kavanaugh is a belligerent, self-entitled bully. And a week is a long time for the people who know that best to tell their stories.

  9. 9.

    germy

    @Corner Stone:

    This world is unfortunately controlled by belligerent, self-entitled bullies. I’ve worked for more than a few.

    They’re in governments around the globe. Private industry, show business, academia.

  13. 13.

    VeniceRiley

    Seeing my sister tonight at her 40th reunion pre-party. I’m excited.
    That is, unless I combust into an ash heap from outrage first.

  14. 14.

    germy

    @tulip: I get my morning purr and my bedtime purr. My cat follows a strict schedule. I get daytime purrs, too, but they are random throughout the day.

  15. 15.

    Schlemazel

    Christ it would be nice to go a few days without yet another moral outrage.
    I am so tired today. Between the health issues and the never ending shit storm spewing from DC I just have had it. Thanks for the pups

  17. 17.

    Major Major Major Major

    Awww.

    My last two weeks at this job are looking to be pretty frustrating. The project we’re trying to get the team onboarded for is poorly documented and bug-riddled, and the people who wrote it are in Ukraine and won’t give us more than one hour of video chat (at 8am) with their lead developer next week. They really don’t want us to take over until January, so they can keep billing 300 hours for moving a couple buttons. I am getting out just in time!

  18. 18.

    Corner Stone

    @germy: I am aware, only too well. Narcissists, assholes and bullies have risen to head every dept of a place I used to work. They drove out all the talent under them who actually got stuff done, so I guess we’ll see what happens. My guess is they will go on to bigger jobs for more money.
    I honestly think the inability to be shamed is the single largest factor to success in a career.

  19. 19.

    trollhattan

    @Yutsano:
    Must tip my hat to the WSU women’s soccer team, who traveled to UCLA this week and defeated them 1-0. I think UCLA was ranked either #5 or #6 at game time. These girls are top-10 quality and their ranking should reflect that.

    USC-Stanford, #2 v #1, coming up!

  24. 24.

    trollhattan

    Sweet tapdancing Christ on a Krispie Kream. STFU George, you still-worthless POS. Loomis turns over a turd to find this.

    Former President George W. Bush has been advocating for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh with wavering senators in recent days. That’s according to a person familiar with the outreach who wasn’t authorized to discuss the development publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.

    Kavanaugh is a former top aide in Bush’s administration.

    Bush has spoken to Republicans Jeff Flake of Arizona and Susan Collins of Maine as well as Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia over the past several days — in an effort that the person familiar with the outreach says Bush initiated.

    Is George W. Bush fine with a rapist on the Supreme Court! Yes, of course he is! This is because the Republican Party is a moral cancer on the nation.

  29. 29.

    germy

    @Corner Stone:

    FOOL, n. A person who pervades the domain of intellectual speculation and diffuses himself through the channels of moral activity. He is omnific, omniform, omnipercipient, omniscience, omnipotent. He it was who invented letters, printing, the railroad, the steamboat, the telegraph, the platitude and the circle of the sciences. He created patriotism and taught the nations war— founded theology, philosophy, law, medicine and Chicago. He established monarchical and republican government. He is from everlasting to everlasting— such as creation’s dawn beheld he fooleth now. In the morning of time he sang upon primitive hills, and in the noonday of existence headed the procession of being. His grandmotherly hand was warmly tucked-in the set sun of civilization, and in the twilight he prepares Man’s evening meal of milk-and-morality and turns down the covers of the universal grave. And after the rest of us shall have retired for the night of eternal oblivion he will sit up to write a history of human civilization.

    – Ambrose Bierce

  32. 32.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    @Corner Stone: she keeps calling Kavanaugh’s lies– about the night of a sexual assault, the public sexual denigration of a 17 year old girl and god knows what else– “white lies”…. could somebody call her on that?

    I think she’s useful to watch because she’s pretty much every stereotype of the upper middle class, college educated “suburban” woman who calls herself “socially liberal and fiscally conservative” and, I would bet, has voted R in every presidential election except ’08 and ’16,

  35. 35.

    Corner Stone

    I think a week is plenty of time for us to hand David Farenthold a pencil, a pad and a phone line and turn him loose to find out WTF the truth actually is about Kavanaugh’s debt/finances.

  36. 36.

    NotMax

    Think of you when watching Dead Like Me as there is a Badger clone in the opening credits sequence.

    :)

    Ambivalent about the show. It has a number built in problems and inconsistencies, so put it on more for background chatter than something about which to pay close attention.

  37. 37.

    p.a.

    So a couple Senatorial flatworms are developing notochords? I call kabuki, but any delay is a win of sorts. (Mixed metaphors R’Us)

  38. 38.

    C Stars

    I miss furry things. Our life is so complicated now we can’t add any more living creatures, but after waking up at 4am this morning to a long anxiety reel consisting of memories of every sexual assault I have ever experienced (they started at age 4 for me, so, yeah, not fun stuff) interspersed with visions of Kavanaugh’s evil scowling face, I finally gave up and got into my kids bed. They reflexively snuggled with me and snorted a little and while I never did get back to sleep, it did give me some immense relief. Warm, fuzzy-headed kids and dogs and cats are a pretty good antidote to hellish supreme court hearings. Oh, and Zanax (though I just ran out…)

  39. 39.

    Keith P.

    @tulip: I got my cats fixed yesterday…I was super-worried for them, but they’re running around like nothing happened.
    I can’t get the cones on them at all, though…they flip OUT with them on. It is also tough keeping them from wrestling and licking each other, particularly when I’m not home, but hopefully, they will moderate themselves if they hurt themselves.

  42. 42.

    Fleeting Expletive

    Now would be a good time for #BeBest Melania, Tiffany and Sr. WH Advisor Ivanka to tell Big Daddy that even women in their social circles have had bad stuff happen to them. Who’m I kidding, though?
    Right now they’ve agreed to a delay for a limited scope FBI investigation. There’s too many icebergs out there for their man that they just don’t want nosy inquiries about: Whelan’s connections, his employer’s connections to Manafort and Ukraine, the stolen docs re Senator Leahy, debts/gambling etc. I’m wondering if there was ever a stint in rehab somewhere.

  44. 44.

    Ella in New Mexico

    @trollhattan: At the beginning of his nomination i was surprised to read that a LOT of people–some on our side– seemed to think Kavanaugh was at least someone of substance and character who’d be a fair yet conservative judge. I don’t know how many people would have even bothered to look further had the Dems not screamed from the rooftops about his missing work product, failure to talk about his work with Ken Starr, his involvement in hacked emails he apparently lied about in his previous confirmation. That stuff didn’t fully come out until a week or so ago. Brett has been conning people for quite a while, and he got a lot of help from the pro’s doing it for this nomination.

    I would really like to corner GWB at a fundraiser and ask him how he feels now–actually, how his wife and daughters feel– after what’s transpired in the last 24 hours. Just to watch him squirm.

  45. 45.

    Immanentize

    @germy: As my film teacher said, quoting Jack Smith, “Why should I shave in the morning when I don’t have a good reason for living?

  47. 47.

    C Stars

    Also, update on the tooth thing in case anyone here witnessed my meltdown a couple of days ago: it was the temporary crown. It was fucking with my bite, and, so sayeth the dentist, that was responsible for my monster weeklong headache. The dentist took it out immediately and replaced it with the permanent crown and I felt better within minutes. It was dramatic.

  48. 48.

    NotMax

    ‘Fess up, you switched your ringtone to the sound of an electric can opener to get their ears to do that, right?

  50. 50.

    Ella in New Mexico

    @WaterGirl:

    What movie/show is that from?

    I’m not absolutely sure but it looks like one of the Quentin Tarantino Pulp Fiction flicks–which the rest of my twisted family loves but are too dark and bloody for me to have ever sat through so, I’m not the best resource. :-)

  51. 51.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    @Fleeting Expletive: Now would be a good time for #BeBest Melania, Tiffany and Sr. WH Advisor Ivanka to tell Big Daddy that even women in their social circles have had bad stuff happen to them.

    He is the bad thing that happened to Ivanka, I wonder how buried that awareness is, but just in the last year he’s heard two women say he started his negotiations with them by telling them they reminded him of her. He chuckled when a shock jock called her a piece of ass. And all those pictures of her sitting in his lap well into adolescence…. I will not be shocked if we ever learn things didn’t stop there.

  53. 53.

    kindness

    It’s cute in that pic Betty. He’s looking up, ostensibly to see what Ma is doing but those of us who have dogs know he really wanted to see if you were messing with any food he might want. At least that is what he hoped.

  54. 54.

    smintheus

    Somebody should ask Flake, Graham, and every one of those Republican rat bastards whether he believes Ford should be prosecuted for perjury. Because either Ford lied under oath, or Kavanaugh lied under oath. One of them is a criminal and should be held accountable. Republicans ought to have the decency to tell us which one they want to see go to jail.

  56. 56.

    debit

    @Keith P.: I feel you. When I had Dani fixed she totally lost her shit if the cone was on, and went crazy if I tried to keep her cooped up in the kennel (despite it being very large). The ONLY way I could keep her calm was to hold her on my chest and gently stroke her. So I did. For two solid days.

  57. 57.

    JoyceH

    I’m kind of irked with Avenatti. He said he had a victim/witness AND corroborating witnesses. So – where are the witnesses? We’re on the clock here!

  59. 59.

    TenguPhule

    @smintheus:

    Somebody should ask Flake, Graham, and every one of those Republican rat bastards whether he believes Ford should be prosecuted for perjury. Because either Ford lied under oath, or Kavanaugh lied under oath.

    GOP: Oh no, it wasn’t Kav, it was the one-armed man!

    They’re quite good at the whole “passive-aggressive political date rape”

  62. 62.

    Dorothy A. Winsor

    @gene108: I had hair long enough to reach the middle of my back when my son was a toddler. I left him at pre-school one day and got it cut. He wasn’t sure it was me, but clung to the teacher instead. Surprised me really. I wouldn’t have expected him to focus on that.

  65. 65.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    @JoyceH: and, per MSNBC right now, he’s trying to set litmus tests for Democratic candidates.

    @trollhattan: Nicolle Wallace and Elise Jordan, both Bush White House vets and at least acquaintances of Kavanaugh, were very indignant at the charges at first. Wallace has backed off a bit, Jordan was still on “both sides” last I saw. I think Steve Schmidt said he didn’t recognize the bellow rage blob he watched on TV yesterday.

  67. 67.

    TenguPhule

    After Thursday, a lot of otherwise marginal Republican voters will be motivated by the Kavanaugh travesty and the Democrats’ disgusting tactics. There is nothing that Republicans could have done that would have motivated their voters as much as what the Democrats have done by their attempt to destroy Kavanaugh.

    Democrats’ relationship with the rule of law has reached an unprecedented place. And in addition to what we witnessed during the Kavanaugh confirmation, it is worth remembering that the Democrats are the party that enthusiastically backs making it easier for felons to vote and for illegal immigrants to be granted amnesty in large part because they think it would help them win elections. Now they want a confirmation process, designed specifically for Republicans, in which nothing more than an allegation is sufficient to stop their political opponents from holding office. The Democrats still don’t have a message on the economy or foreign policy. The only thing they can claim to be theirs is a growing but vague flirtation with socialism and the support of the so-called resistance, which has disintegrated into cowardly protests and attempts at personal destruction.

    Ed Rogers, my submission for why there needs to be Death Penalty for Republican Pundits.

  68. 68.

    Jeffro

    @smintheus:

    Because either Ford lied under oath, or Kavanaugh lied under oath. One of them is a criminal and should be held accountable. Republicans ought to have the decency to tell us which one they want to see go to jail.

    THIS

    They don’t get to have it both ways. None of this “well, she sounded sincere…but he sounded believable, too.” One of them was lying yesterday, Republicans: who was it? Decide. Tell us who.

    Btw Alexandra Petri just posted a gem – not a funny gem, her other kind of gem. It Is Very Difficult To Get the Train To Stop

    We are going to destroy these folks in November – we are coming for you, GOP

    …In the Bible, Thomas says he will not believe what Jesus has survived unless he can stick his hand into the wounds. But this is not a reasonable thing to ask of someone who is not God, to stick your hand into their wound. I am tired of watching people become wounds. Half the Internet is a wound. Have you stuck your hand in it enough? Do you believe yet? The #MeToo movement lurches forward over a path of scars. The change is so slow and the sacrifice it demands so great.

    Even as she testified Thursday, Christine Blasey Ford kept apologizing. (“I’m sorry,” she said. “I can read fast!” she said. She was here to be “helpful,” she said.)

    Someday I want to not be tired.
    Someday I want us not to apologize.

    Women are used to squinting to see our own stories in the stories of others. To reading ourselves into the words “all men are created equal.” To being the thing tied to the tracks to raise the stakes.

    I am so tired of the moment when you discover how little your weight counts against the train’s.

    I want us to be the train and not the thing thrown under it.
    I want us to be the thing too urgent to be stopped, not the thing that must curl up apologetically to make room for it.

    Is it too much to ask to be the train sometimes? Not all the time, just sometimes.

    I am so tired of watching us jump.
    I am so tired of watching the trains keep going.

  72. 72.

    JoyceH

    I found yesterday so discouraging because after Ford’s testimony the consensus was that Kavanaugh was toast. But then he comes out and shouts and pounds the table while furiously proclaiming his innocence and suddenly the narrative is “he turned it around”. Uh, news flash guys – guilty people do that too!

  73. 73.

    TenguPhule

    @Jeffro: Her other one was just as sharp. We’re all tired of this shit parade. I don’t like feeling I’m living in Rome in the final days before the flames and barbarians come.

  77. 77.

    Roger Moore

    @trollhattan:
    A periodic reminder of just how awful W was as a president and a person. The only reasons he gets such a pass compared to Trump:

    1) We’ve had the whole of the Obama years to forget how awful he was. He helped by staying in the background during that time.

    2) He grew up in a political family, so he learned from an early age to act the way people expect a politician to act.

    It’s amazing how important 2) is. Part of the reason people react so strongly to Trump is because he doesn’t act “presidential”. That failure of presentation alerts people to all the other awful stuff he’s doing. Since Bush knew how people expected the president to act, he could get away with a huge amount more; people just couldn’t believe somebody who acted so presidential could be as awful as he was at the actual job of being president.

  79. 79.

    ??? Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)  ??

    @TenguPhule:

    The Democrats still don’t have a message on the economy or foreign policy. The only thing they can claim to be theirs is a growing but vague flirtation with socialism and the support of the so-called resistance, which has disintegrated into cowardly protests and attempts at personal destruction.

    WTF is he talking about? “Cowardly protests”? What does that even mean?
    @TenguPhule:
    Why not?

  80. 80.

    misterpuff

    Trump supposedly orders FBI to conduct supplemental investigation.

    Guess Trumpov thinks Kavanaugh is roadkill.

  81. 81.

    texasboyshaun

    @Corner Stone: Amen! And yes of course everything looks dark right now and I have no delusions of our long national nightmare ending soon. But a week is a VERY long time in politics, especially with modern technology. One little cloud today can be a tornado before Monday even gets here. Hold the line with me!

  82. 82.

    Duane

    @smintheus: It appears there will be an additional one week FBI investigation of whiny, sniveling Calendar Boy. The FBI needs a new department solely for republicans.

  83. 83.

    debit

    @lamh36: Limited in scope means what? Aren’t agents bound by the same rules as any law enforcement officer, that if they uncover a crime unrelated to the original matter they are going to investigate it.

  87. 87.

    Enhanced Voting Techniques

    @germy: Yep, but remember the Worth Centurion himself said himself it during an unguarded moment “what goes around comes around” and this is the moment for anyone with a beef with Kavanaugh.

    Why if Mr Respectful Straight A’s had the decency of on old shoe Ford wouldn’t have been dragging his name threw the gutter yesterday. But I am sure that keger was worth it.

  88. 88.

    EEH

    @Keith P.: I’ve had a lot of cats spayed/neutered in my lifetime (mostly as kittens, but some were adults that we adopted off the street) and they never wore cones post-surgery. They’ll be okay.

  89. 89.

    debit

    @EEH: You know what I don’t understand? If they use surgical glue on ferals that get turned loose the day of surgery, with no monitoring or cones, why don’t they just use surgical glue on all cats?

  91. 91.

    Gelfling 545

    @C Stars: You never know. Headache can come from anywhere. I had terrible headaches for years. Got my gallbladder removed & surprise! No more headaches. Go figure.

  92. 92.

    Corner Stone

    Sara Motherfucking Fagen on MSNBC. What a waste of airtime. She is the slime left after a garbage truck does its squeezins.

  93. 93.

    Jay

    @TenguPhule: @JoyceH:

    Two weeks ago serial violent gang rapist, perjurer, pay for play Special K was a “slam dunk”,

    What was supposed to be a quick, quiet, enevitabiliy, turned into s shit show completely exposing the Uncivil War in America,

    And Special K’s still not a Supreme,

    Don’t give up, get even.

  94. 94.

    Fleeting Expletive

    @?BillinGlendaleCA: No guarantee rehab works, of course. He self-evidently cannot control his behavior, nor can he suppress his asshole impulses, such as his pissy little snit with Senator Klobuchar. He should have been mortified at his own actions yesterday. Will his coaching days be numbered? They should be.

  95. 95.

    Bill Arnold

    It might be a small thing or a nothing; I noticed yesterday during Lindsey Graham’s opener a stutter, perhaps faked, about Doctor Christine Blasey Ford’s name, then he started using Doctor Ford. She publishes research as Christine Blasey (CM Blasey) (a common practice at least in the US); does anyone know her naming preference? Haven’t found it documented in a brief search.
    Not at all suggesting that this be even a minor focus during the next week, just wondering.

  99. 99.

    debit

    @Mnemosyne: Yeah, I was watching yesterday and commenting that as the daughter of one high functioning alcoholic and the (ex) wife of another, the man sure appeared to be drunk.

  100. 100.

    Calouste

    @Bill Arnold: It’s not uncommon for married women to keep using their maiden name for publications, if they take their husband’s name after marriage, to keep continuity in their publication records.

  103. 103.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    The Onion @ TheOnion
    Lindsey Graham Dining Alone At Applebee’s Kind Of Wishes Protesters Would Come Heckle Him

    Not The Onion

    David Fahrenthold @ Fahrenthold
    When I wrote about Lindsey Graham’s long-shot presidential bid in 2015, the bartenders at the Hilton Garden Inn in Manchester, NH actually told us they were worried about him, b/c he spent so much time eating there alone.

    Fahrenthold goes low-key brutal

  104. 104.

    Bill Arnold

    @Calouste:

    It’s not uncommon for married women to keep using their maiden name for publications, if they take their husband’s name after marriage, to keep continuity in their publication records.

    Yes, common practice. But when addressed as Doctor, which name(s) does GBF prefer?

  105. 105.

    ?BillinGlendaleCA

    @Mnemosyne: I saw no evidence even before yesterday from either Kav or anyone else that he’d sworn off the bottle, yesterday was proof he hadn’t. Those that have, like myself(and our blogfather), will freely tell you that they have.

  106. 106.

    EEH

    @debit: I wasn’t aware of that! And that’s a good question as to why the glue isn’t standard. The last cat that we had spayed had the kind of stitches that work their way out by themselves and for a couple of weeks she looked like she had a row of belly rings until they finally fell off one by one.

    That surgical glue is great stuff. When my dad had open heart surgery to have a valve replaced, they used glue to close up his incision. Four months later, he had no scar other then a very fine white line down the center of his chest that you could hardly see.

  108. 108.

    frosty

    @Corner Stone: “Narcissists, assholes and bullies have risen to head every dept of a place I used to work.”

    OMG I’ve been incredibly lucky. Rational people in two jobs for the last 30+ years.

  110. 110.

    trollhattan

    I find this super-interesting. Vox graphed Ford and Kavanaugh’s hearings WRT questions answered/questions dodged. Guess which harvests basically all the pink (unanswered)? No fair peeking.

    It’s cool in that the relevant text pops open on clicking. Re-live those precious moments from twenty-four hours ago!

  112. 112.

    danielx

    @Immanentize:

    Maybe because I don’t want to share any aspect of my appearance with the hipster douchebags and redneck shitbags that infest the area. And yes, a beard or mustache would add ten years to my age, appearance-wise, and I look old enough already.

    Note: a friend of mine went through a divorce and was bemoaning the prospect of dating etc and asking what to do etc…I asked why he’d grown his mustache in the first place. To look older, says he. Mission accomplished, you don’t need it anymore – lose the mustache, says I.

  113. 113.

    Jim Parish

    @germy: It has been my custom, for many years, to go clean-shaven roughly from late March to mid-October, and let my beard grow the rest of the year. Shaving Day always drove my old dog Murphy (1993-2008) bonkers; he’d bounce around barking and trying to lick every part of my face. (My #2 dog Ben (1994-2008), rather confusedly, tried to lick my hands and feet.)

    My current dogs, Buster and Gracie, are completely blase about Shaving Day.

  115. 115.

    danielx

    @NotMax:

    There are lots of people who can remain sober eight hours a day. It’s maintaining outside that eight hour period that is a major problem.

  116. 116.

    ?BillinGlendaleCA

    @EEH: They sure didn’t have that glue stuff when my dad had his surgery in the mid 70’s, he was laced up. Larry King had Bill Clinton on his show after Bill’s open heart surgery and told he was now part of the zipper club(Bill thought it was something else).

  117. 117.

    Enhanced Voting Techniques

    @??? Goku (aka Amerikan Baka)  ??: I get it and it’s stupid beyond belief; basically they are trying to increase the angry white boi turn out for November by telling these Super Extra Alpha Natural, totally not gay in the slightest, Male base that only the Republicans can protect them from the harsh language, disproving looks and other horrors from the woman folk who’s ire has been recklessly unleashed by the Demoncrats. I suppose their base is such a pack of unthinking, jagoff dumb asses it might work.

  119. 119.

    Jim, Foolish Literalist

    @NotMax: he’s been under a lot of stress lately, and I never heard a peep about Rudi boozing until a few weeks ago.

  120. 120.

    Bill Arnold

    @trollhattan:

    Vox graphed Ford and Kavanaugh’s hearings WRT questions answered/questions dodged

    That’s very good. (And the underlying code/data could be repurposed for other things, e.g. lies. :)

  121. 121.

    SFAW

    @Miss Bianca:

    It is, indeed, Pulp Fiction. And SLJ is definitely the best part of that movie.

    I expect you remember what SLJ did, right before asking Brett “Did I break your concentration?” And it just so happens Graham was the one he looked at, right before that. Hmmm.

    Of course, an extended mashup would have SLJ saying to Brett “Say ‘what’ again, motherfucker!”

  122. 122.

    Millard Filmore

    @Jim Parish:

    Shaving Day always drove my old dog Murphy (1993-2008) bonkers; he’d bounce around barking and trying to lick every part of my face

    Do you use an electric razor? Maybe he thinks you have a small vacuum cleaner attacking your face.

  123. 123.

    Mnemosyne

    @NotMax:

    We never heard a hint of him being rapey, and now there’s an anonymous allegation that he assaulted a Republican staffer when he was working with Ken Starr. Institutions hide this shit when it makes their guys look bad.

  126. 126.

    kindness

    I don’t think Kavanaugh was drunk yesterday. I think yesterday was theater day for Kavanaugh. No doubt Trump would implore him to do exactly what he did. No I think some told Kavanaugh to go right over the top and keep it coming. And so he did. I was unimpressed.

  127. 127.

    Jim Parish

    @Millard Filmore: No, I’ve always (well, almost always) used a plain cartridge razor. It was after I finished and came out of the bathroom that Murphy went into a frenzy. (It eventually occurred to me that there might be minute, invisible to the human eye, amounts of blood on my face….)

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