Many bloviating self-congratulatory celebrities and B-list politicians are promulgating doomsday “This is the new normal” online commencement speeches, but Tim Conway, Jr. does it right.
Yep. Nailed it.
Oh, and if you’ve never heard Conway’s show, you’re missing out.
The theme song alone is worth it.
Tags: Class of 2020, graduation, Overnight Open Thread, Tim Conway Jr.
thanks bunk!
@ coldwarrior:
333 comments is bad luck.
Bunk X wrote:
Yeah about 30mins worth on the old OOT. After 333 comments it used to go downhill fast….
Bunk X wrote:
its a 1/3 scale number of the beast
That’s very strange. If I just launch blogmocracy.com it gives me the downstairs thread as the home page. No visibility to this.
@ coldwarrior:
That would be 222, Kotter’s room.
smoker is going full blast…the biggest brisket i’ve ever cooked.
get some smoke
Bunk X wrote:
You’re old
@ eaglesoars:
I keep getting a photo of a lady sticking a needle in a rubber ass.
@ eaglesoars:
But I look sharp.
Bunk X wrote:
ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh! ooh!
@ eaglesoars:
@ Bunk X
My mother was always afraid I was switched at the hospital
My father was always afraid I wasn’t.
Hey! Here is Peanut. Peanut is my spirit animal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uID5weL61Us
almost was able to play the entire ‘redemption song’ on the guitar today.
it;s the little things
heh…grow out some dreds…
grow some ganj in the side garden
bob says…them belly full…a hungry mob is an angry mob
It’s open mic poetry night at Honky Joe’s Beat Bar.
@ Bunk X:
that’s really good.
coldwarrior wrote:
999?
AZfederalist wrote:
ohferchrissake
coldwarrior wrote:
in a manner of speaking…
the call to prayer is just too damned loud in culver city.
@ coldwarrior:
oh, and its not really a fast if you just cant eat during daylight
come see me about fasts….i’m orthodox.
hmmmm….ivermectin?
ok
https://www.newsmax.com/us/ivermectin-drug-virus/2020/05/22/id/968688/
ivermectin is also some old school stuff
Pharmacodynamics
Ivermectin and other avermectins (insecticides most frequently used in home-use ant baits) are macrocyclic lactones derived from the bacterium Streptomyces avermitilis. Ivermectin kills by interfering with nervous system and muscle function, in particular by enhancing inhibitory neurotransmission.
The drug binds to glutamate-gated chloride channels (GluCls) in the membranes of invertebrate nerve and muscle cells, causing increased permeability to chloride ions, resulting in cellular hyper-polarization, followed by paralysis and death.[1][53] GluCls are invertebrate-specific members of the Cys-loop family of ligand-gated ion channels present in neurons and myocytes.
@ coldwarrior:
everything travel in tubes
air goes in and out
blood goes round and round.
electrolytes go back and forth.
it really is that simple
@ coldwarrior:
please don’t start taking ivermectin that’s in your dog’s flea/tic med. Our vet was in a total panic when they started getting calls.
and if you have any sensitivity to seizures, it’s a real problem.
@ coldwarrior:
That’s the one where some kid came out and went “pewpewpew” at Chuck.
Bunk X wrote:
i heard he yelled ‘penis penis penis, lol’
rumors
Allen West — former Florida congressman, candidate for Texas GOP chairman — injured in motorcycle crash near Waco
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2020/05/23/former-us-congressman-allen-west-injured-in-motorcycle-accident-near-waco/
Bunk X wrote:
well, find one that isn’t………
April 15 2001 by charles at 06:49 PM PST@ Bunk X:
April 20 2001
@ coldwarrior:
Heh. Found it.
@ Bunk X:
I never saw that. I ‘found’ him after 9/11, I had just found ‘blogs’ and was scouring the innernut. I don’t remember if it was 2 weeks or 2 months after 9/11, but I remember there weren’t very many other people there.
Little did I know
@ eaglesoars:
2nd time Rush mentioned LGF (during the throbbing memo days) I decided to lurk.
Off to watch something with the missus. Later.
eaglesoars wrote:
I found his blog after he was interviewed by Tammy Bruce. I was drawn by the fact he sounded like a 9/11 conservative, much like Evan Sayett. Yeah, that lasted until the election of 2008 when he went off the deep end.
Bunk X wrote:
I was late to the party re talk radio. I found Chris Plante, then Rush. I still think Chris is better than Rush, no slam against Rush. It’s just that most people have never heard Chris.
Does anybody have recommendations for a good espionage novel? I’m done with all the Mick Herron, Silva, etc I’m hungry and there’s nothing in the fridge.
AZfederalist wrote:
I will never understand. But I’m not wasting my time trying to figure it out either.
This is a pic of Ocean City MD. Today.
‘Merica
https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1264393286430703616
CLEARLY. Clearly. A chip off the old block.
https://youtu.be/X1qebkWD67o
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/05/president-trump-tells-sharyl-attkisson-interview-air-sunday-chance-break-deep-state/
Heh heh. Trump rewards the real journalists with exclusives. Should be a good one:
President Trump Tells Sharyl Attkisson in Interview to Air Sunday: “I have a chance to break the deep state”
Has anyone else noticed that Fox is rehabbing Steve Bannon?
I know all the Andrew Breitbart crew absolutely despise him and apparently with cause. And he’s personna non grata in the Trump WH. With cause
But he’s right about a lot of stuff and he’s a very good thinker that I like to listen to. I don’t have to marry the guy.
ok, bedtime, sleep well.
@ Koko:
If anybody deserves it, Sharyl does.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/05/update-20-yr-old-boxer-moved-michigan-nursing-home-coronavirus-beat-77-yr-old-veteran-still-week-later/
This story from Michigan is horrific. But isn’t as it seems. At first it appeared the young thug is a healthcare worker abusing the nursing home residents. But in reality he is a COVID victim/patient. Yes! Shipped there presumably to convalesce himself. So someone in Michigan health services is sending COVID patients to nursing homes as recently has 2 or 3 weeks ago! Long after it was known those patients are most vulnerable. And according to the young man’s father the young man is not truly vicious. But does have mental health issues. Another reason he should not have been dumped into an elderly, vulnerable population with apparently insufficient supervision.
@ eaglesoars:
I don’t know all of the gossipy scuttlebutt. But whenever I’ve seen him interviewed he’s always very bright and articulate and supportive of the President.
eaglesoars wrote:
You aren’t a psych student pursuing a doctoral thesis subject. That’s the only kind of person for which time trying to figure it out would not be wasted.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/05/hungarian-politician-facebook-appoints-soros-oversight-board-police-acceptable-online-speech-america/
I’m not going to state the obvious here. Soros and crap headed Stanford leftist Pamela Karlan providing ostensibly fair oversight??? But I have to say I feel somewhat torn about what the investment guy/gals call the FANGs (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google). I invest heavily in tech. Specifically a tech stock-centric mutual fund and these are all top holdings along with Microsoft, Apple, Intel etc.. The last several years I’ve actually made more money in that fund than I earned at my job (before they canned me….er eliminated my position at the vaunted investment firm starts with F, ends in Y.) Disclaimer: I was not in a financial advisor role for them and am not one. I’m a gorilla who likes bananas and titties. Amazon and Google in particular are VERY GOOD investments. I was skeptical about Facebook but they seem to be doing something right too. But all of their top execs are these unabashed leftist pinheads. My dad left me Google stock when he died in 2012. I made a frickin’ killing in that thing and used it to pay off my daughters college (we put twins through private Catholic school and college concurrently – aka financial resistance training). That one in particular is very diversified, just within Google/Alphabet. And I don’t do day trading shit. I’d lose my ass. I’m purely a long term investor and making a common sense trend driven bet that (like soap, deoderant, TP and Ketchup) we’re always going to be needing, producing, utilizing, innovating and wanting to buy technology. I don’t think COVID will change that. Some people like to dabble in say, the Financials (banks). But they can make some seriously idiotic decisions and get heavily leveraged and even lose their asses making cutesy derivative bets with other people’s money. Techs appear more prudent in my opinion. So I feel they are stewarding and developing their value intelligently and using their massive cash holdings to position themselves for the coming trends (AI, automation, robotics, data storage and crunching, powerful computation, lasers, molecular printing, etc..). These various technologies are at the center of everything we buy and how we buy it. Entertainment, transportation, communication, shopping, medicine, work efficiency, security. Tech is becoming like water. We use it, we need it, we don’t always notice it and take it for granted. But we’d die without it. So why are all the visionary heads of these successful companies such leftist pinheads? Are they merely sucking up to their workforce and future customers? Are they making a calculated bet that it’s better to not have say, all of Lady Gaga’s or Katy Perry’s fans pissed and boycotting you just because you said you think Trump is “business friendly”? That happened to an exec at Columbia sportswear and one of their top paid endorsers (Stephan Curry) tried to get the guy fired. That’s probably it. And partially a generational thing. They’re all pretty young and peer approval is powerful even to them. It’s very frustrating and perplexing.
@ eaglesoars:
You wouldn’t happen to know of any kind soul in the DIA would you Eagles?
About the only alphabet agency that has not been corrupted so far.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
not sure. The woman across the street WAS a translator for NCIS, then she said she moved to DIA, but the last time we spoke (walking the dogs) I asked her how’s life at DIA? She said “Thank God I have no idea”. About 3 mos ago maybe? She didn’t volunteer where she is now and around here, you don’t ask.
Koko wrote:
No it isn’t. They’re horrible human beings. Very few REALLY successful business people are also successful at the human thing because what’s required to be successful at that level is a form of autism that leaves no time to develop any other kind of intelligence.
I’ve seen it in science, too. The problem comes when they develop the delusion that their high IQ works in all areas of social endeavor. It doesn’t, obviously. Bill and Melinda Gates have really done marvelous work in the health/poverty field. But humility isn’t their strong suit and if it were, they wouldn’t have got to where they are.
Their global-centric world view is their mode of atonement. Harry and Meghan can take 4 private plane trips in 11 days, but Elton John planted 4 trees in Ghana in their name, so shut up. If they’re seen as people who ‘care’, it won’t be their heads on pikes when the revolution comes. And as they’re absolutely, positively certain it WILL come, please don’t notice that they are trying to leverage the gears, Bill will be releasing v12.0 in beta in a couple weeks, just hang on.
It will work this time, Robespierre just should have been a little more patient.
Happy Memorial Day! Please remember our veterans who are still with us!
Beautiful day here in NE Ohio. Thunderstorm forecast for late afternoon, but we’re going to join family at BIL’s boat after lunch & have a few drinks/snacks. 🙂
karen
its also known as ‘money walking’
@ rightymouse:
nice.
Have a great day!! 🙂
@ rightymouse:
Have a great day on the boat! They are certainly holes in the water you pour money down, but they’re great fun.
coldwarrior wrote:
seen on twatter, a response to a pic of glorious crowds in Ocean City MD
No one who appreciates this egregious message from Alex is either pro-life or a patriot. You’re beyond selfish. Makes me sad to know that you all will be occupying the ICU beds and ventilators over those people who need it most.
and promptly smacked silly
This article was just tweeted by Tom Inglesby, the head of Public Health and Johns Hopkins and lead author of the 2006 paper showing the quarantines don’t effing work.
https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m1985
Features of 20 133 UK patients in hospital with covid-19 using the ISARIC WHO Clinical Characterisation Protocol: prospective observational cohort study
The median age of patients who died in hospital from covid-19 in the study was 80 years, and only 11% (559/4880) of these patients had no documented major comorbidity.
@ eaglesoars:
what seems to be of interest in this study is that they are noting outright obesity as a comorbidity factor
Of course, it’s the NYT being heartfelt
Why Does the U.S. Military Celebrate White Supremacy?
It is time to rename bases for American heroes — not racist traitors.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/23/opinion/sunday/army-base-names-confederacy-racism.html
Happy Memorial Day!
@ eaglesoars:
I have an idea: Why don’t we limit the discussion to people who have actually served in the US military?
Pretty sure that will disqualify anyone on the NY Times editorial board…
Memorial Day (aka Remembrance Day) is tomorrow (aka Monday).
Happy Memorial Day Eve!
https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/05/22/860762128/president-trump-orders-flags-to-fly-at-half-staff-as-u-s-mourns-nearly-100-000-d
The President should have never have agreed to this. The Dems are using this to try to replace the meaning of Memorial day, burying the veterans forever is one of the dems greatest wishes.
Deplorable Martian Overlord wrote:
Any other weekend.
@ Bunk X:
*ahem* Decoration Day, not Remembrance Day. I blame the toxins…
@ Bunk X:Didn’t know this.
https://www.history.com/news/memorial-day-civil-war-slavery-charleston
looks like half of us already have T cell immunity from wuhan flu
https://www.cell.com/action/showPdf?pii=S0092-8674%2820%2930610-3
she is obviously over the target
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/05/24/jonah-goldberg-kayleigh-mcenanys-work-as-press-secretary-indefensible-and-grotesque-a-twitter-troll/
shut up, jonah. you have rendered yourself irrelevant years ago, word whore.
@ Deplorable Martian Overlord:
yep. i agree.
and soon this weekend will have a shopping list of groups that are to be ‘memorialized’.
hey y’all
coldwarrior wrote:
I don’t know if it’s my fading memory of what but I seem to remember them trying this a few years back too with some other “event”. I’m almost positive this isn’t the first time.
Well, I’m off to my son’s “graduation”. Freaking joke. What little graduation he’s allowed he only got because of a full on revolt because of the parents. The school board and administrators suddenly remembered their jobs were reliant on the parents/voters remaining happy. Suddenly the “virtual graduation” was cancelled and they were allowed an in person graduation, though with ridiculous stipulations.
Oh, my youngest nephew was not allowed to attend his own graduation. He couldn’t wear a mask so he was not allowed to attend, not exceptions.
coldwarrior wrote:
And look at the context. Jonah and Brazille on Chris Wallace who felt it necessary to opine about himself and Sam Donaldson.
Fox is becoming MSNBC
coldwarrior wrote:
Jonah drank the anti-Trump koolaid ages ago. Kayleigh is doing a fabulous job sticking it to liberals and anti-Trump Republicans.
eaglesoars wrote:
Thanks Eagles.
I’ll go to my tame general and he can find out who to go to.
🙂
Covid-19 Patients Not Infectious After 11 Days: Singapore Study
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-24/covid-19-patients-not-infectious-after-11-days-singapore-study
eaglesoars wrote:
Just more ‘Marching Through the Institutions’ Eagles
Fox was becoming too effective and had to be penetrated and gelded
eaglesoars wrote:
OMG. Glad I didn’t see that on TV. Good grief! Chris is a Democrat like Brazille, but Jonah should know better and doesn’t. So many Republicans have lost their way. Ugh.
Had a glorious day on Lake Erie today! The thunderstorm that had been forecasted earlier never happened. Marvelous time with family. See ya tomorrow!
From a study it seems COVID Chinese Lung AIDS cannot be sexually transmitted.
https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200427/you-cant-get-coronavirus-through-sex-study
I can understand that reasoning. Seems valid to me.
For anyone woman that is humping someone with a six foot long penis and can hold their breath for 30 seconds.
coldwarrior wrote:
Loved this comment in the comments section:
Substitute “guns” for “virus”. Illinois is nothing if not consistent.
I’m going to have to find Hawley’s speech. I don’t understand this yet but it sounds interesting.
Hawley’s most interesting idea, which got much less space in his speech, isn’t obviously about trade at all. In a brief line near the end, he called for an international deal to limit destabilizing international investment flows.
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After years in which it championed greater financial openness, the International Monetary Fund has come around to the idea that “capital flow- management measures” are acceptable. Right now, however, these limits are administered unilaterally by governments, not negotiated as part of a globally agreed framework. Last year, Hawley and Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D., Wis.) introduced bipartisan legislation to unilaterally reduce and offset unwanted inflows into the U.S. But a global agreement would be even better, potentially allowing the world to preserve the main benefits of cross-border investing without the costs.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/the-global-trading-system-is-in-crisis-heres-how-the-u-s-should-fix-it-51590156001
eaglesoars wrote:
https://www.hawley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/2020-05/2020-05-15%20JDH%20Floor%20Speech%20WTO%20v4.pdf?mod=article_inline
Possum wrote:
I’m writing that one down for future reference. Thanks.
@ Bunk X:
I stumbled on one I’m stealing so I’ll share..
’emaskulated’
If you get a chance, watch this.
https://www.facebook.com/DavidJHarrisJr/videos/1559286887609488/
@ Bunk X:
where was this?
Two things: Apparent intrusion into Japanese air space by China
https://twitter.com/JapanJointStaff/status/1264727855017029633
Yesterday, fighters of Southwestern Air Defense Force and so on scrambled to cope with suspicious aircrafts heading to Japan’s airspace above the East China Sea. MOD/SDF continues to take all initiatives to engage in airspace antiintrusion measures.
And China ‘fortifying positions’ INSIDE India?
“Chinese had managed to come well inside the Indian territory and are also conducting aggressive patrols with motor boats in the Pangong lake,” Indian broadcaster NDTV reported. “The Chinese troops crossed 3 km into what India perceives to be its territory South East of the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh,” Indian news website The Print confirmed
https://legalinsurrection.com/2020/05/chinese-troops-cross-into-india-fortify-positions/
@ Bunk X:
That’s a police state. Nothing more, nothing less.
Possum wrote:
I says to her, I says, I can’t give you the twelve inches. However, I can give you the six inches, twice. And again later, if you make me a snack and let me have a nap. I can also do other things, I promise you won’t be disappointed.
And they never were. Disappointed, I mean. In fact, I never heard anything but rave reviews. If they told their girlfriends something else later, well, whatever. Those same girls often came onto me, later.
This was a long time ago. But I remember it all as if it was yesterday.
@ Octopus:
Now I just hug then fall asleep and snore.
🙂
@ eaglesoars:
Canada.
Years ago, when it was first happening, I tried to get my wife into “Breaking Bad.” I was loving the first season, but the first episode she saw was the one where they had the local drug-slinger in the basement, horse-collared to the stanchion with a bike-lock, and then hilarity ensues. She was on a firm mission to avoid movies and shows with bondage or torture scenes, and this certainly qualified. She never watched again, while I kept trying to bring her back in, saying that was a one-time event that was totally-eclipsed by the drama and human conflict of the rest of it. Nope, she said.
Now, having gotten all into “Better Call Saul” and a bunch of other stuff since those days, I finally got her to try BB again, and now she loves it to death. We’re halfway through season three, and I have to drag her away from the TV, kicking and screaming for more, more, more! Like the Billy Idol song.
For myself, I am amazed anew at the quality of the show, which has now been translated into HD digital, like they did with “The Wire,” only to even better effect. It’s incredible. It’s even better, the second time through, all these years later. The “Better Call Saul”-stuff added into the experience only makes the original story better, providing background and motive for many characters.
One thing I had forgotten, was how much I had jumped onto the “Hate Skyler”-bandwagon, which was so justified, but also, in retrospect, so unfair to the character and the actress who played her. I remembered tonight that she had written a piece in defense of the character for the NYT, which wasn’t all that great, and relied on predictable anti-man stuff, but the mere fact that it was deemed necessary at the time to respond to the hate directed at her said a lot. It’s a fictional character, you idiots. Don’t kill the actress delivering the lines.
https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/opinion/i-have-a-character-issue.html
@ Possum:
I do it in reverse order.
@ Octopus:
BTW, we started watching Ozark again at your insistence.
Possum wrote:
I need just a little more than that, at this point, but not as much as I used to. Once or twice a week, is great. The “fall asleep and snore”-part, that’s been there since my mid-twenties. It could be twelve o’clock high, and the mizzen-mast is still subsiding, but the peaceful snores of the happy, satisfied ape are still resounding through the domicile.
Bunk X wrote:
You won’t regret it. I still recall the last two (to date) episodes with emotional memories. Decent character-development is critical to a TV series, like any work of narrative art. The writers of this show are good at their jobs.
rightymouse wrote:
I spent some glorious days as a kid on the beach in Hanford Bay, on Lake Erie. We didn’t give a damn about the pollution that was still an issue then, but I’m glad they’ve improved conditions a lot since then. My cousin from Buffalo still owns the family cottage on the beach there, and he says they no longer have the smelly fish-kills and open-sewers running into the lake, that we used to take for granted. It’s just a sweet little beach. I hope to get back there someday, with him and his rich-ass wife, whose family owns a diamond mine in Africa. No, really. She’s the heiress to a diamond-mine, and they supply diamonds to about a third of the state of New York. You should see his frickin’ house. 😆
I don’t want to go to war with China. Can we skip that part?
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Brilliance.
Octopus wrote:
DeBeers?
Too late
eaglesoars wrote:
Not too late. When the nukes start flying, then it’s too late. Donezo.
Not DeBeers. Something you’ve never heard of. The guy behind the guy, behind the guy. I was skeptical until I saw their manse. 😆
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n12OBlcHx9E
Tuesday Weld. Still living. Matthew Sweet…hello? You still out there, man?
One of the songs that got me excited about rock music again in the ’90’s, as “indie” was taking over from the hair-bands and thrash-metal onanists. American rock music, with guitars, drums, bass and a decent, unpolished vocal. That’s all you need.
https://youtu.be/t_3u-G03Ri0
Riverdance!
Octopus wrote:
Almost forgot — look at that face!
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0900/0928/products/Matthew-Sweet-Girlfriend-Vinyl-Record-w1i_1200x1200.jpg
Note: She had a horrible young life, supporting her whole family with a crazy stage-mom pimping her out. That she’s still alive is a miracle. I have no idea what kind of person she is, but she was a rare beauty, which means Hollywood gobbled her up like a handful of M&M’s.
Octopus wrote:
Oh, I probably have. I was into gemology, studied for certification but had to drop it because Hubby’s heart went south and I can’t do the travel.
The diamond industry/trade is very interesting, lots of history, lots of politics and utterly fascinating geology.
I have to laugh when I hear the ‘sophisticates’ snort at diamond prices because they are so common. It’s true, diamonds are very common. But not the gem-quality. People value the ‘flawless’ but the ones with the inclusions are the ones with the stories to tell.
I’m off to bed, nite.
@ eaglesoars:
Nice informed, historical continuation on what was admittedly a naive view. Why I postulate it here. I have only a corner of the picture. You invoked Robispierre.
Happy day to all. We’re free because they fought and died for us and theirs.
https://militarybenefits.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/memorial-day-military-benefits.jpg
@ Octopus:
Me neither. But has detente worked? The Chicomms show all signs of a dog edging into the kitchen toward the trash can and not an honest partner. They show no signs of what we Westerners call honor. They take with no thanks and steal without compunction. They need a good nose bloodying at least.
@ Octopus:
What I really love is that you live these stories like I do. 🙂
I have branched out to foreign stories too like Money Heist and Rain (don’t watch it – it’s just depressing), 3%. Lately Beforeigners where people from the past are mysteriously being resurrected in modern day Oslo, Norway in droves from the 19th century, time of the Norse (Vikings – but SJWs eschew the V word. 🙂 ) and the Mesolithic (between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic)!!! Imagine the social disruption! It’s a crime drama too. One of the Beforeigners who becomes a detective is a cute Viking chick, a former “Shieldmaiden” of a Warlord. Not to be fucked with. Fun stuff.
Octopus wrote:
I heard you’re mad about Brubeck. lol!
https://youtu.be/Al_KQtncbPg
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/1b/ea/3c/1bea3c5b0e1cb61792c561287bcb8055.jpg
@ Koko:
If Vikings were beamed into the future and liked BJ Thomas.
https://youtu.be/NrI-UBIB8Jk
Koko wrote:
Brubeck, yeah. Killer. 🙂
Koko wrote:
Thanks for the tip! Sounds like something I’ll be bingeing. Love Shieldmaidens! 🙂
eaglesoars wrote:
It started with a “B,” I’m pretty sure…oh, yeah! “Blood Diamonds,” is the name. They made a movie about it.
I did not mean to impugn your knowledge of the subject, btw. My own is very limited, and mostly secondhand, from a different cousin in Buffalo. I have been to the manse, though.
Octo & Koko! New thread upstairs!!! ^^^^
Tanks righty
Is anything OK? Because I can’t find the new thread. And I’m feeling the need to say something incredibly pointless and obvious.
https://twitter.com/TrumpJew/status/1264962900709556228?s=20
I actually don’t agree with this. Biden is an idiot and a crook and always has been. But he’s also always been very physically fit. Some people just have that. I don’t. But I recognize it when I see it. He’s looked fine physically through all this. He’s large and muscular. That hasn’t changed and isn’t the issue.
All Over The World – Oh hell ya
https://youtu.be/wh3i3vWgPyk