Come for the politics, stay for the snark.

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

We’ve had enough carrots to last a lifetime. break out the sticks.

When do the post office & the dmv weigh in on the wuhan virus?

I didn’t have alien invasion on my 2023 BINGO card.

A lot of Dems talk about what the media tells them to talk about. Not helpful.

I’ve spoken to my cat about this, but it doesn’t seem to do any good.

Conservatism: there are some people the law protects but does not bind and others who the law binds but does not protect.

But frankly mr. cole, I’ll be happier when you get back to telling us to go fuck ourselves.

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

Some judge needs to shut this circus down soon.

Incompetence, fear, or corruption? why not all three?

The party of Reagan has become the party of Putin.

Accountability, motherfuckers.

Putting aside our relentless self-interest because the moral imperative is crystal clear.

Let me eat cake. The rest of you could stand to lose some weight, frankly.

Reality always lies in wait for … Democrats.

Authoritarian republicans are opposed to freedom for the rest of us.

“Can i answer the question? No you can not!”

A snarling mass of vitriolic jackals

The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand.

I see no possible difficulties whatsoever with this fool-proof plan.

Despite his magical powers, I don’t think Trump is thinking this through, to be honest.

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

No offense, but this thread hasn’t been about you for quite a while.

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I posted this on the book of faces this a.m., still confused how it all came to this:

My mornings now consist of a big white duck following me around the yard, squawking to be picked up and snuggled like a puppy. No longer happy to just get scritches. Once I pick her up and dutifully snuggle her, she’s happy to resume being a duck and waddles off when I put her down.

I just did not see this coming. I kept thinking she’d grow out of it.

smh

white duck

Penelope, mud-covered as always

She’s unique, that’s for sure. Luckily, Maddie and Mabel do not judge her for her weird obsessions, nor have they developed her habit of needing human interaction. They are happy for food, fresh pool water, and afternoon lettuce breaks.

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  1. 1.

    Keith P.

    Some friends of mine recently got into chickens. 10+ of them in their backyard, all vastly different from one another (I can’t remember all the breeds). It is amazing how much time I spent just feeding them and watching them walk around the yard. One even jumped into my lap when I tried to finish feeding them sunflower seeds.

  2. 2.

    Baud

    My mornings now consist of a big white duck following me around the yard, squawking to be picked up and snuggled like a puppy. 

    That used to be me, but the restraining order put an end to that.

  4. 4.

    Mary G

    That coffee cup. Aw, that’s nice…
    BWAH HA HA snort.

    Pearl/Penelope should be in one of your books. She reminds me of Louise Penny’s Rosa.

  5. 5.

    geg6

    You can call her Penelope all you want, but she’ll always be Pearl to me.

    And I love her. I just love her.

  6. 6.

    SiubhanDuinne

    @Baud:

    That used to be me, but the restraining order put an end to that.

    May I say, once again, how very happy I am to have you back!

  15. 15.

    TaMara (HFG)

    @Aleta:
    @Patricia Kayden:

    I wonder if some wayward wanderer stumbles on this blog, reads one of these posts (Pearl! Penelope! Snuggle ducks), and our non-sequitur rotating tag lines, shakes their head and moves along, wondering “who are these crazy people?”

  17. 17.

    schrodingers_cat

    I love this musical composition by Sukhwinder Singh, and he sings it as well. Chal Chal mere sung sung, from the movie Astitva (Existence) from the early aughts. On screen is Tabu playing the bored and neglected newly wed stuck in a loveless arranged marriage being seranaded by her music teacher (Mohnish Bahl).
    You can tell she is a newly wed by all the prominent symbols of being a married woman (of soubhagya)
    that she is sporting. The green bangles, the sindoor in her part and the red dot on her forehead.
    * soubhagya == good luck
    Married women are called soubhagyawatis (lucky ones)

  20. 20.

    schrodingers_cat

    @schrodingers_cat: Here is the link to the composition, which I forgot to add.
    To this comment

    I love this musical composition by Sukhwinder Singh, and he sings it as well. Chal Chal mere sung sung, from the movie Astitva (Existence) from the early aughts. On screen is Tabu playing the bored and neglected newly wed stuck in a loveless arranged marriage being seranaded by her music teacher (Mohnish Bahl).
    You can tell she is a newly wed by all the prominent symbols of being a married woman (of soubhagya)
    that she is sporting. The green bangles, the sindoor in her part and the red dot on her forehead.

    * soubhagya == good luck
    Married women are called soubhagyawatis (lucky ones)

  23. 23.

    Nicole

    Awwww…. that photo made me remember working as a first-person interpreter at the local zoo, back in the 1990s, where there was a free-roaming Cape Barron goose named Lucy. Lucy didn’t like to be petted, but she really liked to stand next to you and keep you company, which was nice when things were slow. She also really, really liked Poland Spring water, and when I had a bottle of it with me, would wait for a quiet moment and then start to cough, as though she was dying of dehydration (mind you, she had a water dish in easy reach at all times). Being a sucker, I’d fill up the bottle cap, let her drink it, and then she’d be good… for about five minutes, and she’d then do the coughing thing again.

    I fell for it every time. She had me super well trained.

  26. 26.

    pat

    @RAVEN:

    OMG, what a lot of work! Congratulations!

    I was going to say something about seeing similar displays (fewer pics, of course) at funerals but I decided not to .

  31. 31.

    dmsilev

    WaPo banner headline right now:

    BREAKING: John Bolton willing to defy White House and testify in impeachment inquiry if court clears way, say people familiar with his views

    I assume “people familiar with his views” really means “Bolton himself, but just a fig leaf of plausible deniability”. In any event, seldom has the phrase “root for injuries” been more applicable.

  32. 32.

    Jay

    In the past 24 hours we've seen op-eds arguing that Medicare for All would be *bad* because:– People would use it– People would no longer have to work bad jobs for good health careReally useful window into how parts of the ruling class think about the people below them. https://t.co/noDLLiZdYE— Christopher Ingraham (@_cingraham) November 6, 2019

  33. 33.

    BC in Illinois

    On a topic that no one was asking for . . .

    Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post is here to tell you that
    Clarence Thomas Is An American Hero.

    She doesn’t really say much about him that is heroic – as in, anything that he has ever done or said that leads anyone into a better world, a better place. What she tells us is that:

    1. Clarence Thomas grew up poor.
    2. He is no longer poor.
    3. He has some deep, heroic thoughts and qualities hidden inside.
    4. He shared this hidden heroism with an interviewer, who made 30 hours of interviews into a two-hour film.

    “It is a marvel of filmmaking that two hours pass so quickly. At the end of a screening I recently attended, there weren’t many dry eyes in the room.”

    I’m sure.

    And as for the heroism, which you may have missed seeing in his public life . . .

    “And, you, dear reader, will have to wait for the rest of the story until May, when PBS plans to air the documentary.”

  36. 36.

    Elizabelle

    Pearl was just socialized differently, perhaps. Or maybe it’s just her own little duck personality.

    Consider yourself lucky. Some day you will miss the fuss and feathers.

  38. 38.

    RAVEN

    @Elizabelle: It wasn’t a surprise, it’s tomorrow night. I agreed to a birthday/retirement party reluctantly and she immediately invited family without considering it’s a home game and the inn is full! It’s going to work out but another weekend would have been better for out of town folks.

  39. 39.

    CaseyL

    “Find someone who looks at you the way Penelope looks at TaMara.” That is so cute and sweet. Apparently, birds can imprint on humans at any age :)

    @RAVEN: Holy cats, what an amazing exhibit! I would have loved to be able to see it in person. An amazing life, well-lived – and well-loved, too. Once again: congrats to you; Well Done! to your wife, and I hope you both enjoy retirement for many many years!

  48. 48.

    trollhattan

    @BC in Illinois:
    My dead tree paper, which has canned most of their op-ed staff, ran that Parker drivel today prominently in the LH column. Mr. High-Tech Lynching a “hero”? If you don’t think so you’re just a blind liberal.

    She has also proclaimed Nikki Haley shall be our first woman president so, you know, she’s reliable on these matters.

  49. 49.

    rikyrah

    Will someone explain Apple TV to me? I get from some people that it’s a streaming service. I google it, and I see a box that looks like another Firestick device.
    Can I get the content on Apple TV without spending the money for the device?

  51. 51.

    pat

    @BC in Illinois:

    His story and determination are remarkable, and I’m sure he has many good qualities. The fact that his rise was partly due to affirmative action does not cast doubt on his intelligence or perseverance. The fact that he has ruled in every possible case against affirmative action, pretending, along with his conservative cohort, that we live in a true meritocracy, and denying other young black Americans the same kind of opportunities that allowed him to excel…this makes him the worst kind of hypocrite.

    This is the top liked response to that drivel.

  53. 53.

    rikyrah

    Holocaust survivor under guard amid death threats

    An 89-year-old Holocaust survivor in Italy has been assigned police guards for protection after receiving hundreds of threats on social media.

    Liliana Segre, who was sent to the notorious Auschwitz death camp at 13, has been subjected to a barrage of anti-Semitic messages in recent days.

    It comes after Ms Segre, an Italian life senator, called for parliament to establish a committee to combat hate.

    The motion passed despite a lack of support by Italy’s right-wing parties.

    Members of the nationalist League party, led by Matteo Salvini, the centre-right Forza Italia and the far-right Brothers of Italy all abstained from the vote in Milan last week.

    The motion called for the establishment of an extraordinary commission in Italy to combat all forms of racism, anti-Semitism, incitement to hatred and violence on ethnic and religious grounds.

    Ms Segre said after the vote that the abstentions made her feel “like a Martian in the Senate”.

  54. 54.

    NeenerNeener

    @rikyrah: I have an Apple TV device. The remote is so bad the device is unusable. I think Apple is also starting their own streaming service and I suspect that you can only get it on their expensive device with the abominable remote, so I’m going to pass on it for now.

  55. 55.

    FlyingToaster

    @Baud:

    That used to be me, but the restraining order put an end to that.

    Dude…

    Jeebus, I’m glad you’re back.

  61. 61.

    trollhattan

    @Jay:
    If Ingraham and Coulter are ever allowed to be at the same place and time, a singularity will open and we’ll all vanish in a “poof.” Too much vileness for one planet.

  63. 63.

    Jay

    @rikyrah:

    Matt Jones, a radio personna, is exploring running against Yurtle the Turtle, as a Democrat in the Senate race,

    Because he has a popular ( 50 stations) radio gig, and has used it to attack Yurtle, and iHeart has paid for promotional tours for him and his show to “press the flesh”,

    The Kentucky GrOPer’s are claiming that there is an illegal “in kind” Campaign contribution going on,

    Even though Matt has not declared, filed paperwork, or is a Cantidate.

    Just the ususal working of the Refs and riling of the base, in a rigged system for the GrOPers.

  64. 64.

    Anya

    It’s amazing how pundits pretend election interference and third party votes didn’t affect the 2016 results. Also, looks like republicans’ voter suppression tactics are an accepted reality. Dem pundits should mention it every time they are asked to talk about election results or anything related to any election.

  69. 69.

    Jay

    Oh no, Dolt 45 broke Daniel Dale:

    Trump says the whistleblower's source probably does not exist, which makes no sense. He is saying false/misleading/bizarre things in rapid succession, faster than I can type.— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) November 7, 2019

  71. 71.

    Jay

    Up and coming GrOPer,

    Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio has absolutely zero political experience. He hawks merch with hateful slogans, and he once spent 16 months in federal prison for running a scheme that involved selling stolen diabetic test strips online. https://t.co/L9HZls4Paj— Miami New Times (@MiamiNewTimes) November 1, 2019

    Head of the official Latino’s for Trump Org and other GrOPer groups in Floridah!

    Probably in charge of Floridah Man’s housewarming party.

  74. 74.

    RAVEN

    @chris:

    Meanwhile the protagonist of George Axelrod’s Lord Love a Duck is equal parts Billy Liar and Mick Travis, a florid fantasist who anticipates and transcends the flights of fancy conjured up in the likes of Altman’s Brewster McCloud and the recent Submarine. Styling himself as “Mollymuck”, a bird thought to be extinct “but isn’t”, the then middle-aged Roddy McDowell plays ostensible high-schooler Alan Musgrave, a man with a “psycho-suicidal personality” who squawks incessantly and is prone to running over members of his graduating class with diggers. He’s hopelessly in love with Barbara Ann (Tuesday Weld), a “total vulgarity of our time”, whose mother is a cocktail waitress but dresses like a Playboy bunny, insists that “Everybody has got to love me. Everybody,” is named after Barbara Stanwyck and Ann Sheridan and longs to be a movie star. Barbara Ann melds two of Axelrod’s chief concerns in his work as a screenwriter – the sweat-soaked male gaze of unrequited sexual rapacity in The Seven Year Itch and the oddball female kitsch of Breakfast at Tiffany’s – and drags them kicking and screaming into the tail end of the 1960s, and arguably several decades beyond that.

  76. 76.

    dexwood

    @RAVEN:

    Needs votive candles, looks like an altar. Well done Mrs. Raven and wishing you, Raven, many more years of new photos.

  79. 79.

    Ceci n est pas mon nym

    @Jay: Yes, Laura. The GOP lost VA because they got fewer votes from the people who vote. What’s your question? That’s how it works.

  80. 80.

    Nicole

    So “Senator Warren” is trending on Twitter, because Mitt Romney tweeted a derogatory thing about Warren’s health care plan, in it referring to her as “Prof. Warren.”

    It never fails to amaze me what petty dicks the GOP are. They cannot help themselves.

  82. 82.

    Jay

    "An explosive new study reveals that political misinformation is running rampant on Facebook as the 2020 election approaches… The study found that most negative misinformation (62%) was about Democrats or liberals…" https://t.co/b5AXLOFYIe— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) November 6, 2019

  87. 87.

    trollhattan

    @Nicole:

    It never fails to amaze me what petty dicks the GOP are. They cannot help themselves.

    So true. And consider that Willard is the new standard-bearer for Republican decency and centrism. They’re that far gone.

  90. 90.

    trollhattan

    @Jay:
    The closing grafs of a Vanity Fair article about how “everybody hates Zuckerberg.”

    Setting aside whether Facebook suffers Microsoft’s fate (personally, I think it gets broken up—eventually—or regulated in one form or another), there are structural reasons why it’s unlikely that Zuckerberg will face a Gates-like humbling. For one, Facebook’s stock keeps rising, and the board has no reason to take a stand against him. Zuckerberg continues to have complete control over his company, and appears to be growing more defiant, not less. While Dorsey has worked to gain favor with colleagues in Silicon Valley, Zuckerberg has doubled down.

    My guess is that Zuckerberg is too far down the road to turn back. Even if he follows the Bill Gates path, one day quits running the company he started, and spends every waking hour taking on the world’s biggest challenges, I doubt anyone will want to watch Inside Mark’s Brain: Decoding Mark Zuckerberg. Unlike Gates, who reached a crescendo and then seemed to spiritually evolve as a human being, Zuckerberg still seems laser-focused on growing Facebook’s bottom line—no matter the social cost. As someone who once worked with Zuckerberg at Facebook told me, this is just who he is. “Zuck is the most driven person I have ever met. No matter what he decides to do, he will be the absolute number one at it; it’s just the way he’s built,” the person said. “He could be in charge of a nonprofit, and it would be the biggest nonprofit in the world. It just so happens that he started Facebook.”

    We’re so screwed.

  91. 91.

    Gravenstone

    @Jay: Because Trump getting literally billions in estimated free media air time during the primaries wasn’t an “in kind” donation…

  92. 92.

    Zelma

    @RAVEN:

    Wow! What a lot of work. Clearly you are family of shutterbugs. When we tried to find pictures of my husband, we had a hard time because he was the picture taker. I guess someone else had that job in your clan.

  93. 93.

    Nicole

    @trollhattan: I was tempted to tweet back, addressing him as “George Romney’s Greatest Disappointment” but I held back because I’m a Democrat, and so I CAN help myself.

  94. 94.

    Raven

    @Zelma: I’ve taken many in the last 30 years or so but I hung with a bunch of artists in Champaign Urbana and they were on it.

  96. 96.

    chris

    @RAVEN: Wow! Thanks, I’ve never heard of this movie, looking for it now because it sounds like fun.

    ETA: Cued up on Prime!!!

  97. 97.

    Jay

    His chieftain name is Kwaxsistalla Wathl’thla. Kwaxsistalla means “The smoke from his big fire reaches around the world;” Wathl’thla means “the late.” Chief Dick died of heart failure last year at age 89. He was a chieftain of the Kawadillikall Clan of the Dzawatainuk Tribe of the Kwakwaka’wakw First Nation, and took with him an unmatched knowledge of Kwakwaka’wakw music, culture and practice. But before he died he succeeded in passing much of his knowledge along, and in the process helped transform our common understanding of life on the coast before Europeans arrived, and before the residential school system devastated Indigenous families.

    “We would have lost the knowledge,” says Kim Recalma-Clutesi, also known as Ogwiloqwa of the Qualicum First Nation. “For six generations children in that area were removed to go to residential school. The only way to transmit that knowledge is to actually live there with the old people. He was the last contact with those really old teachings.”

    If you picture the residential school system as a giant meteor, an obliterating force that wreaked havoc in First Nations communities across Canada, you might assume all was lost. But the impact did leave survivors. Adam Dick was one. It is no accident that young Adam, a descendant of clan chiefs, was spared. His deliverance was the collective act of his community.

    Adam Dick was born in 1929 near Kingcome Inlet. “His mother had a prophetic dream when she was carrying him,” says Ogwiloqwa, Dick’s long-time partner of 26 years. “In that dream our Maker brought Adam to her and instructed her to look after him. And if a prophetic dream like that takes place our custom is to immediately surround that child with people who have traditional training. A plan is made even before they are born on how they will be brought up. And because he was born shortly after so many arrests had taken place from the potlatch prohibition time, the clan chiefs and the potlatch chiefs gathered and laid out a very strict training for him. So he was trained in many areas. Where someone might have been trained in stewardship, somebody else might be trained as a speaker — he was trained in everything.”

    He was also hidden from the authorities rounding children up for the residential schools. Like an infant prince threatened by a usurping tyrant, young Adam was spirited away to safety. “As a child he lived with his aging grandparents off the grid in a little shack that was meant for people to live in only for a couple of weeks in winter months to gather clams,” says Ogwiloqwa. “Their only transportation was a dugout canoe and they lived off the land.”

    https://thetyee.ca/News/2019/10/30/Residential-School-To-Chief/

  98. 98.

    Aleta

    (Longer thread) Greg Olear @gregolear

    …
    8/ Rudy was in the spotlight on 9/11 because President George W. Bush was AWOL all day, careening around the sky to evade…we’re still not sure.

    Osama Bin Laden was not Thanos, did not possess Infinity Stones, and was half a world away.

    9/ Donald Trump was not the first egomaniacal New Yorker to half-assedly lobby for an illegal third term. Because of term limits, Rudy could not run for mayor again when his term expired at the end of 2001. That didn’t stop him from trying.
    …
    11/ Giuliani Partners was billed as a management consulting firm, but all it really did was allow its clients to bask in the heroic glow of its eponymous founder. Rudy took a national tragedy and made it his own personal brand.

    12/ Rudy Giuliani: the pimp who trafficked 9/11.

    13/ Like a pimp, Rudy was not picky in selecting clients. If you paid the (exorbitant) bill, you were in. And the companies willing to plonk down the requisite coin tended to be shady af.

    14/ Rudy pimped out his 9/11 aura to: then-troubled Merrill Lynch; broke WorldCom; Nextel, whose lousy product contributed to the communication problems in New York on 9/11; and Purdue Pharma.

    15/ Once you’re in bed with Purdue, makers of OxyContin & the company most responsible for the current opioid epidemic in the United States, why NOT lobby for dictators and mob money launderers? Why NOT cavort with Manafort & extort Ukraine?
    …
    …

  102. 102.

    rikyrah

    Indicted Giuliani associate willing to cooperate with impeachment investigation

    One of Giuliani’s indicted associates, Lev Parnas, who helped dig up dirt on Trump’s political rival in Ukraine has indicated he’s willing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry by testifying and supplying documents subpoenaed by Congress. Chuck Rosenberg tells Lawrence O’Donnell that “most defendants become convicted felons and most convicted felons look for ways to cooperate in order to reduce their sentence.”

  105. 105.

    germy

    Again, that WaPo story is incorrect.

    Barr didn't DECLINE to do what Trump asked.

    He DELEGATED the exoneration of something the AG knew tied to an ongoing conspiracy investigation to his spox. Trump got his exoneration. Just w/o Barr provably involved.https://t.co/3KJgpRFf1v

    — emptywheel (@emptywheel) November 7, 2019

  108. 108.

    Roger Moore

    @Nicole:

    I was tempted to tweet back, addressing him as “George Romney’s Greatest Disappointment” but I held back because I’m a Democrat, and so I CAN help myself.

    You might also have thought about the Mittlings and Ronna Romney McDaniel. It’s possible that Mitt is his father’s greatest disappointment, but he has some stiff competition.

  115. 115.

    mrmoshpotato

    @Jay: There’s no way all the crime committed by these fuckers only amounts too $500K. Paulie Walnuts did crimes into the millions.

  118. 118.

    laura

    @RAVEN: Raven, just a humble opinion, but that photo montage of Raven looks like a reflection of a man who lived a life among enough friends and family who cared enough to document him out doing the living, and if that’s not winning the non-monetary lotto, I dont know what is.
    I hope that this party helps with the transitioning from working guy to the Pope of Loafer’s Paradise. Let there be cake and carrying on!

  120. 120.

    MattF

    It’s hard to call this ‘news’, but (WaPo):

    In the transcript of his closed-door deposition, George Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state responsible for Ukraine, criticized Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s personal lawyer, for his comments about Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.
    Kent testified that Giuliani’s “assertions and allegations against former Ambassador Yovanovitch were without basis, untrue, period.”

  122. 122.

    Mary G

    Trump and Republicans lied about Hillary's "corrupt use" of the Clinton Foundation.A judge just ordered Trump to pay $2 million for violating charity laws by using Trump Foundation donations to help his campaign. Silence from those same Republicans.— Denizcan James (@MrFilmkritik) November 7, 2019

    EVERYTHING they accuse Democrats of doing, they’re doing themselves. But Twitler would still be scamming this if David Fahrenthold didn’t start asking questions, so hats off to Dave.

  124. 124.

    Ruckus

    @Nicole:
    They aren’t petty dicks. That’s an insult to them.
    They work at being massive dicks – and are extremely successful at this one thing. Being massive dicks.

  125. 125.

    Jay

    He denounced women’s rights and diversity. He refused to answer GOP and Dem senators’ questions. He may be tied up in Trump's Ukraine scandal. He's never tried a case.Republicans are ready to make Steven Menashi, 40, a lifetime federal judge anyway. https://t.co/5QNmwBdXeS— Jennifer Bendery (@jbendery) November 7, 2019

  129. 129.

    mrmoshpotato

    @Mary G:

    EVERYTHING they accuse Democrats of doing, they’re doing themselves.

    Yup. “No puppet. No puppet. You’re the puppet. You’re the puppet.”

  130. 130.

    Dan B

    @CaseyL: O/T but I have some thoughts for retirement options. You’ve probably checked them out but here they are:

    Anacortes or Whidbey Island north of Oak Harbor. There’s great all year hiking and easy access to Chukanut Drive and the San Juans. Just be sure to be east if the Navy planes flights and avoid the windiest spots. Anacortes has a growing arts and community festival culture. Also hikes in the North Cascades are amazing. And it’s not too far from Glacier Peak Wilderness. Three of my top ten hikes are there.

    Bellingham has the university, lots of available properties and access to Chukanut, the San Juans, and mind boggling hikes around Mt. Baker. Access to Vancouver is fast enough for day trips. Mt. Baker area hikes include several in my top ten in the state. Avoid Lynden – Enumclaw north. Drawback is the winters are colder and wetter than Anacortes. Another drawback is my Koch related in-laws are there but they’re moving to Georgia soon.

    Bend / Redmond, OR. My neice and sister in law moved there several years ago. They miss the big city but enjoy the variety of terrain – if you haven’t been it’s dazzling and nearly people-free. John Day Fosdil Beds and surrounding areas are stunning and there’s something new around every bend. The Sisters Wilderness is also world class. Winters are chilly but dry and mostly sunny. Avoid Burns, but they did rise up and drive out the Bundys and Malheur gangs.

  132. 132.

    rikyrah

    @Jay:

    Look at comment # 107. That’s who the segment is about. He also created an illegal scam that cheated thousands of students.

    only the best people

  134. 134.

    catclub

    @Jay: Sen Kennedy of Louisiana actually stopped one of these extremely unqualified candidates one time,
    but this time, although he first was leaning towards no, somebody got to him and he is now a yes.

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