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Have any of you heard of Jeffrey Marsh? He’s a creepy pedo groomer.
https://www.theamericanconservative.com/jeffrey-marsh-groomer-101-tiktok-tutorial/
@ rightymouse:
Oh, that guy. I didn’t recognize the name, but I clicked on the link and, yeah, I’ve seen that monster before.
@ rightymouse:
Cool A pedo thread entitled “Fun in Meatworld.”
CW: there may be some very, very good things happening to me and mrs coldwarrior over the next month
oooh, intriguing!
Heh, phalli.
@ eaglesoars:
We’re both doubting the events. Our lawyer is not.
Nor is gma coldwarrior…given her work history, I am slightly confident.
Time to patronize the hotel bar. Diamond members get first drink free…and appetizers.
I spend too much time in hotels.
@ rightymouse:
Nothing creepy there.
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Hey CW look at this recipe. I’m making it tomorrow (had to order springform pans for it)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlpBR0vYJ4Y&t=1s
coldwarrior wrote:
It took me years to spend all the Hilton and Marriott points I had after my mobilized time. I spent about 300 nights a year in hotels for 5 straight years
We’re currently camped on BLM land right outside of Joshua Tree National Park. Cody’s not impressed. There’s no dog park or beach. On the plus side, it’s free, and 5 minutes from the entrance.
@ lobo91:
It’s nuts.
coldwarrior wrote:
oh. $$$$. which means paperwork
good luck!
Vietman redux
Trump impeachment witness Alexander Vindman accused of trying to profit off Ukraine war with defense contracts
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-impeachment-witness-alexander-vindman-accused-profit-ukraine-war-defense-contracts?dicbo=v2-kgxvout
@ eaglesoars:
What a shock.
Not
Today is International Women’s Day and the White House honored a Transvestite. His name is Alba Rueda, and he’s a “transgender activist” from Argentina.
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/wh-woman-of-courage-award-goes-to-transvestite/
Tony Blinken is in attendance w/Dr. Jill.
Excuse my language, but back in the day Blinken would have been [accurately] nailed as a ‘faggot’.
wait a sec. Wasn’t Nancy Pelosi sending Capitol Police to the various states or something?
https://www.npr.org/2023/03/08/1161305763/as-state-run-police-expand-into-jackson-some-welcome-the-help-others-see-racism
Mississippi’s Capitol Police Department, created to protect state buildings, has become Jackson’s de facto second police department.
During the past year, Capitol Police has doubled in size to almost 120 officers and expanded its reach into an 8.7-square-mile zone of Jackson called the “Capitol Complex Improvement Zone.” This is where the former capitol security force now sets up traffic checkpoints, combats street crime and even investigates homicides.
Jackson, however, still has its city-run police force, the Jackson Police Department.
That whole thing seems to have dropped off the radar
coldwarrior wrote:
closed it!
lol
https://coloradonewsline.com/briefs/former-trump-lawyer-jenna-ellis-censured-in-colorado-for-false-election-claims/
Unreal.
https://www.theblaze.com/news/tucker-carlson-to-beck-jan-6-committee-didnt-merely-distort-facts-but-fabricated-full-falsehoods
They want to censure people for false election claims? Well, they can start with the Jan 6 committee.
eaglesoars wrote:
Apparently, he’s freaking out over the negative attention and he’s deleting a bunch of his TikTok videos.
Deplorable Martian Overlord wrote:
Exactly!
a goody, a clone
Hugh Auchincloss was Anthony Fauci’s longtime deputy. Now he’s taking his job as House Republicans probe the pandemic.
https://twitter.com/GlobePolitical/status/1625250041601355794?s=20&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
4_Sticks wrote:
I don’t see a problem in making false election claims. When false is term Democrats have turned into a vain slippery slop.
Deplorable Martian Overlord wrote:
Good point. For me though some 4 year prison terms need to be handed out to congress people.
rightymouse wrote:
It’s amazing how many of these people want to advertise themselves on social media. They should stick to the dark web where the govt can catch them and do away with them.
Matt Taibbi, pressured to release sources for his Twitter exposé, smiles and says nope. [Scroll down for Video]
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/twitter-files-hearing-erupts-as-matt-taibbi-refuses-to-reveal-sources-in-heated-exchange-with-democrat/ar-AA18qiSg
I don’t know what’s going on here but I’m not buying it
Jenna Ellis, a former attorney for Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and a prominent conservative media figure, has been censured by Colorado legal officials after admitting she made repeated false statements about the 2020 presidential election.
Ellis acknowledged making 10 “misrepresentations” on television and Twitter during Trump’s fight to stay in power after losing the 2020 election to President Joe Biden, according to the censure from the office of attorney regulation counsel in Colorado, where Ellis is from. The statements include claiming on Jeanine Pirro’s Fox News show on Dec. 5, 2020 that “we have over 500,000 votes (in Arizona) that were cast illegally” and telling the conservative network Newsmax on Dec. 15 that Trump was “the true and proper victor.”
Former Trump lawyer censured by Colorado judge for falsehoods about election
https://www.cpr.org/2023/03/09/former-trump-lawyer-censured-over-election-falsehoods/
oh
Turmoil at Silicon Valley Bank triggers market panic: Four biggest US banks lose staggering $52 BILLION in valuation and Dow drops 540 points
S&P 500 bank index fell more than 6% on Thursday in sharpest drop in two years
Investors fled the financial industry following turmoil at SVB Financial Group
Markets dropped more broadly as well with the Dow losing 540 points
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11841715/Turmoil-Silicon-Valley-Bank-triggers-market-panic.html
SVB Financial Group? No clue.
eaglesoars wrote:
I imagine technicalities. LAwyers abusing the courts. The pundits like to frame all the fraud and suppression methods as just the ability of Dominions to flip a vote. If she can’t prove a vote was actually flipped then all the other fraud methods are moot points to the judge.
I’m not sure why Trump didn’t just fund a PAC to collect all the defects in the election and then publish them to a web. There he could identify all the fraud types and do a thorough after election report.
The SVB bank run is going to be big news today. The Fed will own it by the end of the day.
This may be contagious
Also, keep an eye out – CCP has brokered a deal between OUR ALLY Saudi Arabia and – wait for it – Iran.
Petro Dollars to the fore.
Yep. Headline at Bloomberg
Bank Stocks Set for Worst Week Since Pandemic on SVB
SVB attempt to raise capital has failed, in talks for sale, CNBC reports
2033 bonds signal distress as spread widens to 1,061 bps
Share trading suspended pending news after 63% premarket drop
US small banks drop, larger lenders’ move less severe
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/live-blog/2023-03-10/the-fallout-from-svb?srnd=premium
Wait, Zalensky says what?
Send me fighter jets or you’re not my friend? Fuck you. Go talk to Xi
eaglesoars wrote:
California regulators have just closed Silicon Valley Bank
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/10/silicon-valley-bank-is-shut-down-by-regulators-fdic-to-protect-insured-deposits.html
eaglesoars wrote:
This probably should say REGIONAL banks. This is going to cascade.
300 Billion Reasons Why SVB Contagion Is Spreading To The Broader Banking System
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/300-billion-reasons-why-svb-contagion-spreading-broader-banking-system
eaglesoars wrote:
I think China would be violating their non-aggression pact with Russia (assuming one exists).
Today is a good day. I didn’t get fired for dropping an f-bomb and hanging up on the teleconference meeting yesterday. 😀
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
So what? Russia is in no position to do anything about it. In a Big Swinging Dick contest between the two, my money is on China. Especially as it seems there are a lot of people in this admin who have an irrational hatred of the place.
Bunk Five Hawks X wrote:
Employee of the Month award coming right up!
eaglesoars wrote:
I’m self employed. Maybe I’ll take myself out for a company luncheon later.
They wrote it off to my DGAF chemobrain. I’m coming out of No. 73.
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
73??!!
Good God Bunk.
Excuse me while I go yell at God.
[Contractor of the Month award, is that ok?]
I think maybe there is an issue with Mitch McConnell. The story is he fell and sustained a concussion. He is still in the hospital.
Concussion injuries can just suck.
But my nose is twitching.
Ok, he fell.
Ok, concussion suffered.
But maybe it’s not because he ‘tripped’.
eaglesoars wrote:
HE is letting me beat the odds.
I was the one who put off the proctology party, not HIM.
China’s Cutting-Edge Chip Dreams Just Died
The Dutch government has confirmed that it will stop the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing machines making their way to China and other countries viewed as an active threat.
As Politico reports(Opens in a new window), an agreement was reached between the US and Netherlands back in January to impose technology export restrictions, but it has taken until now for Dutch officials to work out the details. Yesterday, a letter was published(Opens in a new window) by Dutch Foreign Trade Minister Liesje Schreinemacher confirming export licenses will be required for certain categories of Dutch technology.
Although China isn’t mentioned specifically, the focus of the export controls is clearly on chip manufacturing, with Schreinemacher stating in the letter: “Given the technological developments and geopolitical context, the government has concluded that it is necessary for the (inter)national security to expand the existing export controls on specific manufacturing equipment for semiconductors.”
https://www.pcmag.com/news/chinas-cutting-edge-chip-dreams-just-died
Bunk Five Hawks X wrote:
wanna talk about Free Will? Or the power of prayer?
I’m on my knees every night for you guys.
But to be honest, most of our conversations involve me yelling while He just rolls His eyes. When Iron Fist passed He was very patient. Or just ignoring me entirely, a more probable scenario
eaglesoars wrote:
Some of IF’s status reports were hard threads to read. Smack me if I start doing the same.
Read this. All of it.
To create this new government-run program, “Medicare for All” would not only “sunset” Medicare; it would eliminate virtually all existing private and employer-sponsored health insurance as well as major public health programs such as Medicaid, the State Children’s Health Insurance Program, the Obamacare health plans, and even the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program. Only the troubled Veterans Administration health program and Indian Health Service would remain.
https://www.realclearhealth.com/articles/2023/03/06/memo_to_president_biden_lots_of_dems_want_to_sunset_medicare__no_joke_111471.html
Bunk Five Hawks X wrote:
Yeah, I have something to say about that but I won’t. I had issues with his treatment but it wasn’t my place then and it isn’t now.
Kudlow is talking about SVB, later
Current Mexican Ice Cream Truck music is…
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer!
I love the diversity here.
eaglesoars wrote:
Jim Cramer just highly endorsed their stock a few weeks ago.
Possum wrote:
Could be a euphemism. But that would be cynical. How many kids in the neighborhood?
Possum wrote:
When I lived in California the mexican ice cream from the trucks was better than most of the American stuff. maybe not haagen daaz but definitely better than Baskin Robbins.
David Sacks ( VC guy) is saying Yellen needs to be on top of this by Monday morning or their will be a run on more stuff.
I think the Biden admin wants these kind of problems. It’s a way to restructure and use other peoples money.
401 K’s are projected to take another big hit.
darkwords wrote:
not quite.
It’s part of an attack on the dollar.
darkwords wrote:
His batting average for being completely wrong is 100%.
Nut Debate, Apparently cashews are harvest in some insidious manner
https://www.reddit.com/r/nutrition/comments/lmyzgo/what_are_the_top_4_healthiest_type_of_nuts/
The dark side of dark chocolate. Lead in candy.
https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-safety/lead-and-cadmium-in-dark-chocolate-a8480295550/
Ghirardelli was the winner for safest chocolate.
My issue is that creating a system to follow the science in eating will probably mess up my life more then just eating what I like.
The human body has a sense of humor. When I was in the midwest I ate a lot of potatoes and steak. When in Texas I ate a lot of pizza. California was salads, mexican, and smoothies. Now in the pacific northwest it’s salmon, blueberries, and kale (that is the Native American staples for this area. I’m just missing out on the whale fat).
eaglesoars wrote:
So it benefits China and Russia and Obama? My one big lack here is that I stopped following macro economics and political economics about 30 years ago when I ran into a lot of corruption in the stock market. Now all the terms and ideas of these economic leaders fly over my head. I only notice inflation.
If I had young kids I would read an article out of the WSJ with them every day and find ones that showed value.
Possum wrote:
The one around here plays “Rock-A-Bye Baby.” Puts the children to sleep.
Well, back to my favorite subject, Harry and Meghan. I don’t credit Harry with the IQ sufficient to understand what he’s caught up in, nor do I credit Meghan with the moral compass to give a shit.
But they are dangerous and even if they understood, they wouldn’t care, it would be full steam ahead.
This website, The Royal Grift, is priceless. I don’t know anything about the woman who owns it except that she said she lives in New York. She does a lot of very enlightening investigations and she’s connected some dots that would never even occur to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmTBbelxDsM
This episode starts with the testimony Matt Taibi gave to Congress about his twitter research and how twitter suppressed speech. He outlines the collusion between the gov’t and NGOs to suppress/cancel people who engaged in BAD SPEAK.
One of the NGOs he lit up is The Aspen Institute.
https://www.aspeninstitute.org
Prince Harry Joins Aspen Institute Misinformation Commission Following Media Struggles With Meghan
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2021/03/24/prince-harry-joins-aspen-institute-misinformation-commission-following-media-struggles-with-meghan/?sh=61453b9e51cc
I don’t know if you watched any of his interviews following the publication of part one of his cri di coeur SPARE but he said that it is his intent to curtail the freedom of the press in the UK. (He’s absolutely convinced, against all evidence to the contrary, that the paparazzi killed his mother.)
He’s also called our first amendment ‘bonkers’
And Meghan makes a tiresome habit of suing the media in the UK. Sometimes she wins (their judges are just as cowardly as ours), even when she admits in legal documents that she lied.
So, this is just and FYI/PSA.
Yeah, there will be a crash and burn and it will probably be EPIC. But in the meantime, keep an eye out.
darkwords wrote:
I have a movie recommendation for you.
Casablanca
eaglesoars wrote:
Yup me too Eagles.
I think it’s just that we don’t have the big picture and are too close to the action for our own good!
🙂
eaglesoars wrote:
You poor twisted girl you !
🙂
@ coldwarrior:
Just paid a visit to A&E (AKA ER). Got nabbed for the night for observation and tests. You guys are amazing folks CW. The doctors and especially the nurses were way above and beyond what is expected. The doc ‘call me Joe’ was one smart dude and my mate was ‘Paul’ the Porter who knew everything that was happening around the place.
Didn’t get a bed until midnight and got woken up at 0530 to have by BP taken but otherwise it was a pleasure to be taken care of by professionals
🙂
Aussie Infidel wrote:
You should trust my instincts. Ever hear that saying “Whatever happens, don’t EVER let them give you to the women”?
I had Meghan sussed when I laid eyes on her. I had NO idea how fucked up Harry was except I suspected he was in love with Catherine (he was).
I knew she would have an agenda and she would be ruthless about it. I didn’t know – and this has been the biggest shock for me – how utterly malign and vicious Harry is.
I’m watching history in the making. This isn’t a ‘woman’s magazine’ story.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
what, now YOU are sick? Didn’t see my email then…………
I’m off to read.
China on a PHd binge. Though some report the the quality of the PhD is low. But also that the US produces more social PhD’s
Over the last decade, China has steadily increased its lead. In 2019, Chinese universities produced 49,498 PhDs in STEM fields, while U.S. universities produced 33,759. Based on current enrollment patterns, the report projects that by 2025 China’s yearly STEM PhD graduates (77,179) will nearly double those in the United States (39,959).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltnietzel/2021/08/07/us-universities-fall-behind-china-in-production-of-stem-phds/?sh=5edf26024606
Buy more ammo
Fifth Circuit appellate judge Stuart Kyle Duncan, who was shouted down by Stanford Law School students as administrators looked on in silence, says the protesters behaved like “dogshit.”
Now, in an interview with the Washington Free Beacon, Duncan is calling on the school to discipline the students who disrupted his talk and to fire the school’s associate dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion, who stepped in during the event to chastise him and deliver what the judge described as a “bizarre therapy session from hell.”
Duncan’s remarks come after nearly a hundred students at Stanford Law School disrupted his remarks in brazen violation of Stanford University’s free speech policies.
One source of the students’ ire was Duncan’s refusal, in a 2020 opinion, to use a transgender sex offender’s preferred pronouns.
https://freebeacon.com/campus/dogshit-federal-judge-decries-disruption-of-his-remarks-by-stanford-law-students-and-calls-for-termination-of-the-stanford-dean-who-joined-the-protesters/
darkwords wrote:
This may not be applicable, but keep it in mind.
I worked with – and in one case actually hired, I’ll call her ‘H’ – software developers who had been educated in mainland China universities.
With one exception, they sucked.
They were TERRIFIED of creative thinking. They thought they were being set up to be fired. For anybody new, in their probationary period, I worked up the business rules and walked them thru the design process, blah blah blah. Which was fine.
But if you want to advance, you need to be able to figure out the business rules yourself, i.e., the problem/issue the software you are supposed to write addresses.
And they ALL went into meltdown. Because if no one told them what to do then everything was going to be their fault. None of them had any clue about how to work on their own volition.
‘H’ was so badly ‘infected’ she went to HR and told them she had had a miscarriage because I wouldn’t help her.
HR called my manager and said she needed to speak to me.
My manager told HR to fuck off yesterday and fired ‘H’.
Last time I hired anybody from mainland China.
How about “NO”
Yellen warns U.S. House members of ‘economic collapse’ from default
WASHINGTON, March 10 (Reuters) – U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged members of the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday to raise the federal debt ceiling without conditions, warning that a default on U.S. debt would cause “economic and financial collapse.”
Yellen, in budget testimony before the Republican-controlled House Ways and Means Committee, said that failure to increase the $31.4 trillion borrowing cap would threaten the economic progress that the U.S. has made since the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/yellen-delivers-in-person-warning-us-house-members-debt-ceiling-2023-03-10/
eaglesoars wrote:
I just watched a segment on her wanting to spend billions more in Ukraine, focus on DEI at home, and pass a national abortion law. She is doing everything but managing money well. That is a sign of incompetence to me. I don’t think she knows how to manage a national economy.
https://davidzweig.substack.com/p/when-a-renegade-church-and-a-zealous
Interesting story from Meygn Kelly podcast.
Santa Clara’s aggressive stance can be traced back to August 11, 2020, when the county established a “civil enforcement program” for its public health orders. As part of the program, a Business Compliance Unit was created, composed of as many as ten or more enforcement officers, tasked with investigating potential violations of the health department’s orders.
They surveilled the church from a neighboring church. Then started being present in all church activities. And geo fenced the church so they could track all cell phones going and leaving church property. Almost gets to a waco like situation. Good think the ATF was never called.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/02/28/isabel-oakeshott-why-matt-hancocks-covid-whatsapps-should-public/
Another one from the same podcast. In England, covid officials were caught in messaging celebrating the idea of releasing another bout of covid as a way to get people to comply.
They do an interesting thing here by tracking the key players in the UK lockdown. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/lockdown-files/
@ darkwords:
what bastards.
This is the Aspen Institute’s recommendations on speech. Harry (and Katie Couric) were on the team
14. The Woodstock of the Censorship-Industrial Complex came when the Aspen Institute – which receives millions a year from both the State Department and USAID – held a star-studded confab in Aspen in August 2021 to release its final report on “Information Disorder.”
15. The report was co-authored by Katie Couric and Chris Krebs, the founder of the DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Yoel Roth of Twitter and Nathaniel Gleicher of Facebook were technical advisors. Prince Harry joined Couric as a Commissioner.
16. Their taxpayer-backed conclusions: the state should have total access to data to make searching speech easier, speech offenders should be put in a “holding area,” and government should probably restrict disinformation, “even if it means losing some freedom.”
https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/aspen-institutes-censorship-commission
eaglesoars wrote:
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/6e9d56d963ed03ad75a4f82a04c88cd57630dc3854e944b54f0995ae17b86b12.jpg
@ rightymouse:
*snort*
50 percent of silicon valley startups have their money locked in SVB
darkwords wrote:
tough darts. They weren’t paying attention. Their CFOs are culpable.
The head of SVB’s “risk management” team was all in on DEI and LGBQT bullshit
https://twitter.com/ComfortablySmug/status/1634586269807149062?
Same stupidity in the UK
The Bank of London is exploring the possibility of assembling an offer for SVB UK as start-up founders warn Jeremy Hunt that its collapse will “cripple” the British tech sector, Sky News learns.
https://news.sky.com/story/bank-of-london-weighs-rescue-bid-for-uk-arm-of-silicon-valley-bank-12830933
eaglesoars wrote:
HAHAHA!
@ rightymouse:
May his house be the first house to go, when the Meteor Of Doom strikes Earth. Watching his video makes me want to scream.
@ rightymouse:
Sounds like something my dad told me: if I wished to advance at any workplace, I would have to improvise, adapt, anticipate, & solve any issues that could arise. Simply showing up & doing what I was told, would result in workplace & professional stagnation. “Improvise, adapt, & overcome.”
Just found this nice archive.
https://www.mixcloud.com/luckyslostradioshows/luckys-lost-rockers-60-march-10th-2023-rockabilly-radio/
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
very cool!
@ eaglesoars:
Okay, that was good for about an hour. The rest of his playlist sucks big brit donkeys.
RoKu has 500 million in SVB.
It looks like the stablecoin foundation of crypto all had significant deposits in SVB and de pegged. That means Coinbase and Binance suspended usage of the stablecoins. And that is like closing the off ramp to exchanging crypto for dollars. People are moving their crypto into Bitcoin instead.
Fragile system now. Any more earthquakes and a few more buildings will come down. I wonder if some of these pension system are affected.
Risky banking practices in search of dollars. People on twitter saying all banks are doing this.
There is probably some poor guy who invested in FTX and kept cash in SVB
eaglesoars wrote:
HARRY??
What in hell would that moron know? The guy was s-l-o-w and had to be ‘helped’ to pass university. Same with the Military. Couldn’t fly a chopper to save himself so they put him in the front seat as the ‘gunner’. Walks about virtue signalling about his membership of the Masonic Lodge with his ‘hidden hand’ tucked inside his coat. He’s a total drop-kick and his former military associates now want nothing to do with him! He’s a narcissistic piece of dog-shit just like his old man, the ‘ginger’ who was screwing Diana on the side when she lived at Clarance House.
eaglesoars wrote:
Should be some IT start ups on the block at knock down prices. These nerds really REALLY deserve this kicking.
🙂
Redfield Testimony on Dr. Fauci!
https://open.substack.com/pub/rwmalonemd/p/dr-redfields-bombshell-testimony?utm_source=direct&r=tu2kk&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
He absolutely believes and gives sworn testimony to the effect that Dr. Fauci and Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust and soon be the chief scientist at the World Health Organization, covered up the lab leak information.
Hang the little gnome by the balls!
🙂
darkwords wrote:
when the actual fuck are people going to learn that crypto is crypto-nite? It’s all bullshit by people in love with what they think is their intellectual superiority.
Blockchain has its uses but I don’t want to hear one goddamn word about how it can’t be hacked.
darkwords wrote:
I rest my case
Aussie Infidel wrote:
ok, I’m going to yell at you
HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I POSTED ABOUT THIS CRAP AND YOU ALL THINK I’M SOME SORT OF ROYAL FAN GIRL WHO LOSES IT WHEN I SEE A TIARA.
Get. A. Fucking. Clue.
The British Monarchy is under dire threat and this DID NOT come out of nowhere.
Harry is a useful idiot.
It doesn’t matter one iota whether you/we support the idea of monarchy. If the monarchy crashes it changes the global power structure.
Pay attention.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
Redfield is trying to save his own skin. He’s just as guilty as the rest of them
Oh. Just a reminder. Remember the “Golden Showers” thing? That was peddled by a former MI-5 operative Christopher Steele? That was really backed up by the Brit intel agencies? What happened to all those people? Fell off the radar did they?
There is such a thing as ‘facade’ management. It works in great part because people understandably have their own lives to live and manage and memories are short.
You do realize that we still don’t know who THEY actually were?
You do realize that Ukraine is all BS?
The entire Harry & Meghan show is part distraction, but not all of it. The Aspen Institute is a player and they get a lot of our tax dollars.
For what?
Please remember to mess with your clocks tonight for absolutely no reason.
eaglesoars wrote:
I don’t recall that conversation.
Possum wrote:
I’m gonna mess with my calendar instead.
Maria B is interviewing Noem about the CCP buying farmland in S. Dakota.
oh be still, my heart…..
AHAHAHAHA!
NEW – The death of a climate bank: With the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank over 1,500 climate and energy-tech companies could face problems.
In addition, more than 60 percent of community solar financing in the US involved the bank.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1634604565529075712?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
I don’t know if this is good or bad but Yellin is saying there will be no bailout for SVB
eaglesoars wrote:
A warning to other banks to increase their protection money (donations to the left).
Got another rant up for anyone interested…
https://doriangrey1.substack.com/p/disinformation-overload
@ eaglesoars:
Blood bath in the markets tomorrow
coldwarrior wrote:
Not going to be pretty, that’s for sure.
SVB went woke, now they’re broke.
@ doriangrey:
Asia opens in 90 minutes
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/10/asia-pacific-markets.html
doriangrey wrote:
Great rant! Commented.
Deplorable Martian Overlord wrote:
That’s going to ripple to the UK branch tho (I think). Which may throttle their tech sector
@ doriangrey:
great stuff
gonna use some of that to annoy my boss tomorrow
Cody and I have been off grid at Death Valley since Friday. Absolutely no cell or wifi anywhere.
On the way into the park, we came across several rock slides on the road. I thought I dodged all of them, but there were some hidden underwater at a dip in the road. I damaged something in the front end of the SUV. Of course, with no communication and the nearest real civilization 100 miles away, there wasn’t much I could do about it. I limped into Las Vegas this morning. Hopefully they can fix it today.
Last night, we had a 12 hour dust storm with 50 mph winds. Made for an interesting night. The entire trailer is covered in a layer of sand. Cody thought we were going to end up in Oz.
eaglesoars wrote:
I’ve got to give you that one Eagles. True!
The whole von Batenberg crew of ‘krauts’ who changed their name to Windsor back during WWI are a shower. The only one worth her salt was Liz II. The rest were deeply flawed as were the rest of the extended family including Uncle Willy who was a nutter who should have been hanged after starting WWI. The only reason why he wasn’t was because it would have set a precedent. The Bolsheviks weren’t as nervous and shot all the Russian family line. Ed the senior was a rake who probably died of syphilis and the Georges were total non events. Edward hooked up with that American bitch Simpson and George VI did his best but didn’t really set the world on fire and smoked himself to death. Then there was Liz and Phil the Greek. Liz grew into the job and Phil was the ‘light relief’. Their kids were all damaged goods with the exception of Ed who managed to side step. Chuckles is a terrible king but at least he maintains the family reputation for getting it wrong (with the exception of LizII). Chuckles kids are mostly non events with Harry as the new ‘dodgy one’. Given his temperament and ‘the ginger’ it’s obvious that Diana left the door to Clarance house open at night while she was increasingly estranged from Chuckles.
In fact there is a cattleman in Oz who has a stronger claim to the Brit throne than any of Victoria’s brood of miscreants.
🙂
eaglesoars wrote:
Yup. What is actually happening operationally and the hyperbola being shovelled is really getting to the ridiculous stage. It’s amazing what folks will absorb with their morning cornflakes. Raw tooth and claw propaganda served up and just accepted unquestioningly by the average Joe. The current propaganda is so over the top that any rational human being should be taking a step back and asking the question …. ‘ is this rational and even possibly real?’
I agree that the Megan and Harry Show is there for the distraction. Pretty obvious!
🙂
Aussie Infidel wrote:
May I suggest you read Dorian’s substack? Link is upthread.
Well, this trip just got a lot more expensive. Rotors and calipers on both wheels on the driver’s side have to be replaced.
Hopefully, they can get it fixed by closing time. I have no desire to spend the night in a parking lot in Vegas.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
I will defend Wallis to my last breath.
Leaving aside for the moment the motives and psychology of Edward VIII, Wallis never wanted to marry him nor to be Queen. She DID expect to be mistress of the Prince of Wales – and maybe even the King – until he tired of her, as had been his pattern. She was comfortably married, had no intention of leaving that cozy life. The affair with Edward was a feather in her social cap AND DON’T FORGET THE JEWELRY. She was fond of him, she never loved him. He was needy, weak, a pain in the ass narcissist.
She was forbidden access to Buckingham Palace. Edward brought her anyway. She said the Duchess of York (later Queen Consort Elizabeth and Queen mother) was dowdy and frumpy (she was, trust me). Unfortunately, Elizabeth overheard her. She never forgave it.
The other thing Elizabeth never forgave – Wallis got Edward. Elizabeth turned down Bertie (King George VI) 3 times because SHE WANTED THE TOP SPOT. She was going for Edward. Well, she wasn’t Edward’s type. She got nowhere and settled for the Duke of York.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
And Ann
Aussie Infidel wrote:
Doubtful. He looks like a Spencer, Diana’s side of the family. People don’t pay enough attention to timelines. While Diana was in the throes of bulimia she was also pregnant with Harry. AFAIK, no studies have been done on what that disorder does to the child in the womb and afterwards. In any event, Harry has had a monstrous temper from his first breath. He is known to abuse animals including horses and rabbits. Rumors abound that women have not be exempt, but wherever that comes from is buried deep.
I think Charles will be a fairly decent monarch. Maybe an excellent one. He knows how to play the long game (see ‘Camilla’) and he is resilient.
William has good judgement for the most part (don’t get me started on climate change). He was smart enough to recognize Catherine and her family as good people and marry her/them. He appears to be a superb father and has enough of his ego in check to submit to duty. Which is a mark of an adult, regardless of one’s role in life. It’s never about you. It’s about how you step up to whatever it is you’re given to do. He caught on to Meghan before anyone else, btw. He will never allow Harry back into the fold as long as that limpet is attached, and maybe not even then.
lobo91 wrote:
from the sand storm?
@ eaglesoars:
My two favourite men in the same room, together …. or maybe they were in a superposition…. all along!
🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSBOBJsdEuY
@ eaglesoars:
One of my favourite men in Ephesus and at the heights of his powers
Enjoy Eagles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D__ZrpRMjf4
@ eaglesoars:
No, from the rock slides on the way in. I dodged all the rocks I could see (some of which were as big as bowling balls), but there were some submerged in muddy water at a dip in the road.
All done. Off to find a better place to sleep
Aussie Infidel wrote:
that was fantastic!
I disagree with much of it, but it’s inspiring.
I’ve never understood, tho, why, after 40 years, Moses was denied entry into the promised land. I’ve heard various explanations, none of them really impress me.
I read the other day something that stuck with me. Despair is a liar.
Oh really? Then where is the money coming from? Don’t tell me you’re just going to print some bills
After receiving a recommendation from the boards of the FDIC and the Federal Reserve, and consulting with the President, Secretary Yellen approved actions enabling the FDIC to complete its resolution of Silicon Valley Bank, Santa Clara, California, in a manner that fully protects all depositors. Depositors will have access to all of their money starting Monday, March 13. No losses associated with the resolution of Silicon Valley Bank will be borne by the taxpayer.
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/monetary20230312b.htm
eaglesoars wrote:
eaglesoars wrote:
Well like the major characters encompassed within the Bible stories each one in one way or another were operating at a node. Moses certainly was as his leadership certainly drew a line under the Jews’ Egyptian story. It exposed them a final time to the local cultist throwbacks and advanced their eventual arrival at the passes into the Promised Land that was going to be the location of their total future. Having completed that task Moses had completed his task and was thereafter ‘out of a job’. The Node had been passed. The new Age had been entered. The finger of Jewish history had moved on and a new generation had stood up.
…… I read the other day something that stuck with me. Despair is a liar…….. That would presuppose that Hope springs eternal. Despair is not the final stage of a lack of Hope. Despair can be replaced by a next powerful step. Acceptance and bravery, that impart tremendous power and resolve. When there is no Hope left, there is nothing left to loose and options expand tremendously. Power and resolve replaces despair as it bleeds away and is replaces with peacefulness and steely resolve. I’ve been there twice before and it’s a liberating powerful feeling. The fear evaporates and the peace descends and the determination expands. One’s senses also become razor sharp and time seems to slow remarkably.
It’s quite amazing and almost pleasurable.
Afterwards, when the worse doesn’t happen, and you are mainlining adrenaline and you have the shakes…. it’s a different story.
🙂
Aussie Infidel wrote:
Yeah, that’s one of the explanations that don’t impress me. At least let the man experience what he gave his life for, m’kay? A day or two is skin off your nose?
Aussie Infidel wrote:
That’s what I’ve always thought and I really started to understand it reading about the Jews in the Warsaw ghetto. Best book: A Surplus of Memories by Yitzak Zuckerman, nom de guerre ‘Antak’.
A made-for-TV movie about the Warsaw ghetto uprising called Uprising was made – maybe 20-25 years ago? Zuckerman was played by David Schwimmer. Great movie.
“The government spent all weekend so they could bail out rich politically connected investors. Compare this to East Palestine Ohio where it took the government 3 weeks to even pretend to give a damn. Seriously the government worked over a weekend to just help out rich tech investors. Contrast that with 3 weeks before the feds did anything to even pretend to help out a community dealing with a massive chemical spill.”
https://instapundit.com/574097/
eaglesoars wrote:
That’s a good point. No one seems to tie these loose ends of the Biden failures together to get a bigger picture.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
Me and Bobby McGee was Joplin’s only number one single on the charts, though she had ruled the hearts of a generation with her sound. The song became legendary, and its chorus line — “freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose” — a bit of a rallying cry.
Better Than US – Russian Sci Fi series on Netflix. OK so far.
darkwords wrote:
Dorian is doing it. On his substack.
https://doriangrey1.substack.com/p/disinformation-overload
darkwords wrote:
titles, link, anything?
This is the official trailer for the movie that won best picture at the Oscars tonite. And People wonder why they are going broke.
Everything Everywhere All At Once
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxN1T1uxQ2g
I’ll believe it when I see it. The investigation stalled because the committee couldn’t get/find bank records showing how the money was moved.
And now people – Yellin included – are cooperating and Comer et al have the records?
We’ll see.
Rep. Comer Says He Has the Goods on Hunter Biden and His Commie $$$
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/kevindowneyjr/2023/03/12/rep-comer-says-he-has-the-goods-on-hunter-biden-and-his-commie-n1677725
doriangrey wrote:
Everyone, go and read.
Nice reference of The Chin….
And doesn’t this just make perfect sense…
Apparently the collateral for the SVB bailout will be ….those now worthless bonds they tried to sell
Yeah, Janet, good work.
Yeesh
@ eaglesoars:
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/13/signature-bank-third-biggest-bank-failure-in-us-history.html
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.washingtonexaminer.com%2Fpolicy%2Feconomy%2Fsilicon-valley-bank-collapse-spotlight-620-billion-hole
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/crypto-scours-globe-banks-replace-121524618.html
Crypto….
FDIC has 125 billion on hand for insurance payouts.
Ooops
@ coldwarrior:
First, if you are that into crypto, you deserve to have your dick handed to you.
Second, donuts to dollars the FED is going to have to print more money, which means more inflation which means —- more rate hikes?
I mean, there’s not a thing wrong with THIS picture, amirite?
And then we’ll be beating our jeans on rocks in the middle of Shit Creek
How Biden’s New Washing Machine Regulations Could Ruin Laundry Day
Manufacturers say government climate change initiative would make your washing cycles longer, clothes dirtier
https://freebeacon.com/energy/how-bidens-new-washing-machine-regulations-could-ruin-laundry-day/
eaglesoars wrote:
Awwww comeoooonnnn Eagles. The banking swamp spent the whole weekend plotting and manipulating to get their mates off the financial hook. All those high value individuals who have the ‘connections’ (read mates in high places, that they have dirt on and are therefore exempt form the normal rules) that allow them never to make a loss. The bottom feeders have a $250k federal protection and the elites have their ‘friends’ protecting them but the middle, as ever, has to suck it up and pay and pay. Not that they don’t deserve a good kicking over their stupid DEI nonsense, LGBQT virtue signalling and chanting the ‘party line’ on crypto lies. These are the same individuals who pretend to believe all of the Ukraine and China BS as well. They seriously need a good kicking to snap themselves back to reality.
🙂
@ Aussie Infidel:
Did I say I believed her? She came back after that and said there would be no TAXPAYER bailout
The woman is dumber than she thinks we are
I need a nap
Silicon Valley Bank Collapse, and Mayhem at Stanford Law, with David Sacks, Vivek Ramaswamy & More
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VAbifiDg-Q
First 30 minutes. 2 conservatives arguing the pros and cons of the banking problems. They shed some light on SVB
DEVELOPING: President Biden’s daughter-in-law Sara Biden figuring larger in House investigation of Biden family influence peddling with the Chinese, Hill sources say. Money trail leads back to her and her husband’s shell company
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1635462292895563778
Actually, it’s his sister in law, married to his brother James.
All In The Family!
I’m going to have to catch this
Epoch Times Documentary Catalogues Government, Corporate Collusion in Left-Wing ESG Movement Standing for “environmental, social, and governance,” ESG is increasingly popular among the biggest corporations
https://www.theepochtimes.com/epoch-times-documentary-catalogues-government-corporate-collusion-in-left-wing-esg-movement_5098575.html?
I really love these latest adverts for plant based floor cleaning products and healthy meals.
Plant based so it is safe, yummy and good for you!
Foxglove is a plant.
Belladonna is a plant.
If I post links then I gets banned, but do your own research.
Hey do not plant any daffodils near your onion patch because you may accidentally dig up a daffodil bulb and stir fry it and get ded.
Potatoes are a plant, they are yummy! DO NOT LET A POTATO GROW TO THE FLOWERING AND FRUIIT STAGE IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN! you wont have children for long. The fruit of a potato plant looks like a cherry tomato and is highly poisonous.
So, tonight’s rant is that anyone advertising a product as ” plant based ” don’t know fuck all about plants.
@ Possum:
Rhubarb pie is really nice. Made from the stalks. The leaves look like they would make a great salad!
Actually a rhubarb leaf salad would not kill you. After the first mouthful you would be gasping for breath and your lips and mouth would be swollen.
Oxalic acid is a bitch…
@ Possum:
Oh and as to something being “Plant Based “as being a selling point for a safe product then I do not know why drug dealers are not advertising that fact.
Heroin, cocaine and weed are plant based. So good!
Methamphetamines bad because it is propane and batteries and cold medicine based.
@ Possum:
My grandmother used to grow rhubarb and make the best rhubarb pie in the history of all mankind.
2,500-Year-Old Booze Brewed Up From Recipe Found In Iron Age Burial
Bones, ancient grooming tools, even gold – these are all things you might expect to find if you go poking around an Iron Age burial site. What you might not expect to find is your new favorite tipple. But, back in 2016, archaeologists were stunned to uncover a 2,500-year-old cauldron that contained the remnants of an ancient alcoholic beverage.
Project lead Bettina Arnold, from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, was investigating a burial mound – called a tumulus – dating back to between 400 and 450 BCE, when she and her team came across what appeared to be a bronze cauldron. But it wasn’t only the vessel itself that was largely intact.
“We actually were able, ultimately, to derive at least some sense of what the contents were in a bronze cauldron,” Arnold told NPR.
That contents amounted to nearly 14 liters (3.7 gallons) of an unknown alcoholic beverage, that had been buried along with the occupant of the tumulus.
https://www.iflscience.com/2-500-year-old-booze-brewed-up-from-recipe-found-in-iron-age-burial-67815
Moody’s cuts outlook on U.S. banking system to negative, citing ‘rapidly deteriorating operating environment’
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/03/14/moodys-cuts-outlook-on-us-banking-system-to-negative-citing-rapidly-deteriorating-operating-environment.html
gee, what was their first clue?
Well….New Jersey – and Newark to boot………..
City of Newark humiliated after signing trade deal and holding sister city ceremony with Hindu nation that doesn’t exist
https://www.theblaze.com/news/city-of-newark-humiliated-after-holding-sister-city-ceremony-with-hindu-nation-that-doesnt-exist
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/03/14/james-comer-treasury-reports-show-biden-family-made-millions-chinese-company-after-2016/
This is how they get rid of biden.
I wonder whose gonna run for the dems next
coldwarrior wrote:
not holding my breath
SARAH HOYT’S SHOCKED FACE IS IN A MEDICALLY INDUCED COMA: Open the Books Links Gov. Gavin Newsom and Silicon Valley Bank. “By Monday, Open the Books, which imposes transparency on those who refuse, ‘using forensic auditing and open records,’ found even deeper ties between Silicon Valley Bank and the Newsom’s: Silicon Valley Bank gave $100,000 ‘Behested’ gift to the Newsom’s nonprofit.”
https://instapundit.com/574354/
I had to look it up. ‘behested’ means it was actively solicited. Given it’s the Newsoms, I guessing ‘extorted’ would also work
eaglesoars wrote:
I ain’t holding my breath either.
Fuck Around and Find Out Dept
DeSantis strips luxurious Florida hotel’s liquor license after hosting ‘lewd’ drag show with children present
Hyatt Regency Miami loses liquor license after hosting a drag queen show with children in the audience
https://www.foxnews.com/us/desantis-strips-luxurious-florida-hotels-liquor-license-hosting-lewd-drag-show-children-present
RFK, Jr. Drops MOTHER OF ALL BOMBSHELLS: Fauci’s Developed Bioweapons for Pentagon Since 2002
https://rumble.com/v2d1by8-rfk-jr.-drops-mother-of-all-bombshells-faucis-developed-bioweapons-for-pent.html
3 minute video, haven’t watched yet
eaglesoars wrote:
I’ve seen it. Worth watching!!
eaglesoars wrote:
I’m a very well known Rhubarb aficionado from waaaay back.
🙂
My Rhubarb and boysenberry crumble is to die for
HEH
@ Aussie Infidel:
rhubarb crumble? RECIPE!!! Give. It. To. Me. NOW
@ eaglesoars:
While I rat about to find my ‘official’ recipe for Rhubarb Crumble have a read of this…. THIS is why I jump in my car and travel 120Km every Sunday to attend mass and receive the sacraments and foreswear attending a Protestantized church service at a local ‘catholic’ church a bay away from my beach house. A church service that is even more protestant than the local Anglican church where Mrs AI worships.
http://traditionaljoe.blogspot.com/2005/12/should-i-attend-new-mass.html
Aussie Infidel wrote:
Well, it’s either the traditional Roman Catholic Church or – they could always try the Missouri Synod Lutheran, were I was raised. If the Baptists and the RC’s had a baby……
I used to attend RC services just about every other weekend during the summer because my BFF was RC and if she didn’t go to mass she was grounded for the week. We were always doing sleepovers at each other’s house on the weekends, so, off we toddled. Unless my parents had us at the boat for the weekend and insisted I go instead of staying with my friend’s family. I loved it. I didn’t understand some of it, and of course I couldn’t take communion, but I thought the rituals (and the church) were beautiful.
oh of course they did……
Silicon Valley Bank Pledged Nearly $74 Million To Black Lives Matter Causes
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/14/silicon-valley-bank-pledged-nearly-74-million-to-black-lives-matter-causes/
Only ONE SVB board member had career in investment banking – the rest were Obama, Clinton mega-donors
https://twitter.com/MailOnline/status/1635767167927873537
@ eaglesoars:
OK
I usually just throw this together as I’m waiting for the Rhubarb to cook .
soften about 75 gm of butter (hack off a goodly hunk of butter about 1/2 ” thick off the end of a pound of butter
throw it in a bowl
add about 1/2 cup of brown sugar (you can vary the sugar by balancing the sweetness of the cooking rhubarb to get it just sweet enough by balancing the sweetness of the rhubarb and the crumble… the secret is to keep the sugar in the crumble balanced with the sugar added to the cooking Rhubarb)
Get your hands into the bowl
Squish about a cup of wholemeal flour into the butter
add a teaspoon of vanilla
add a cup of rolled oats and squish that together through your fingers as well
add a half cup of coconut
add a teaspoon of baking powder
add a tablespoon of either honey or golden syrup ( I don’t do that as I don’t like it too sweet)
Squeeze it between your fingers until it’s totally mixed. It should be a solid ball in the bowl and it should be dry enough to fall to bits when you break off a chunk and break it apart. I add a wee bit more rolled oats if it’s too soft or a wee bit more soft butter if it’s too dry. It’s got to be able to be broken up over the Rhubarb and berries
Talking of which … use some scissors to snip off half a dozen large rhubarb stalks. Snip off the leaves … which are poisonous and boil these up in an OLD pot to make insect spray to spray on your flowers to kill the bugs …. don’t use this pot for anything else!!!!) Snip the Rhubarb stalks into 1″ pieces add 2 table spoon of water to a pot and chuck the cut up rhubarb in and cook carefully so that they don’t stick (the rhubarb will make their own liquid and the table spoon of water is just to get them under way and to stop them burning until they can start making their own fluid).
Stir in some brown sugar once the cooking is underway ( for a dozen stalks I normally use about half a cup of brown sugar) it also depends on how sweet your berries are. Make the rhubarb plus berries slightly tart and use the crumble to bring the degree of sweetness to the dish.
Once the rhubarb has cooked chuck in about two handfulls of berries and stir and turn down the heat. The berries cook quickly when The admixture should be slightly tart and NOT overly sweet. (OH BY THE WAY you can use green rhubarb stalks as well as red ones. Green rhubarb stalks can be ripe as well as red ones.)
Pour the whole admixture into a pie dish. Grab the crumble mix and crumble it over the top of the rhubarb and berry mix. covering the whole surface. Place the oven proof dish into an oven at about 180C (350F) until the topping crumble is browned. It won’t take long maybe 20 minutes tops.
I normally make it by the handful and slosh method , mix it by hand squeezing it between my fingers until I get it to the consistency I want it, and it turns out just fine. Balancing the sugar so that the rhubarb is still just on the edge of tart before adding berries and using their natural sweetness to balance it up is best. Getting that sweet tart balance just right is important and then using the sweet crumble to bring the sweetness to the table is definitely the way to go.
Enjoy!
🙂
Aussie Infidel wrote:
raspberries?
just found out our bank is on the ‘fail list’
Truist
eaglesoars wrote:
Did you go to the Latin Mass? The Novis Ordo abomination is awful and the Anglican service is closer to the 1700 -2000 year old Tridentine Mass. Novis Ordo is make it up as you go along type of sacrilege. Dance masses, gay masses, clown masses rock masses, where the ‘priest’ should be required to join Actors Equity because he is performing !
The mass of the Ages stirs your soul and is God focused NOT man focused. The focus is on a sacrifice, NOT on a shared meal led by a MC.
🙂
eaglesoars wrote:
That’ll be just fine. I use boysenberries because I have a prolific boysenberry bush just outside next to my rhubarb patch!
🙂
eaglesoars wrote:
Ohhhh BUGGER!
Are the Feds going to guarantee the bank funds up to an agreed level as with the $250K deposits with SVB?
Or is Yellan going to throw you under the bus?
Aussie Infidel wrote:
yep. This was back in the mid-to-late 1960s.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
The last I heard the FDIC was making noises that people were hearing as OK, OK, WE’LL INSURE EVERYTHING JUST STFU ALREADY!!
Which is, of course, absolute garbage as there isn’t enough money ANYWHERE to do that.
Which is fine. We’re ‘over deposited’ at our bank anyway, so should move some to another bank just to keep within the insurance level.
So, I have been researching some other local banks. One website didn’t really give me enough info. Another put me off because the front page had a block about ESG bullshit on it. BUT – big BUT. I looked at the board of directors. Not one ‘credentialed’ moron on it. Quite a few have solid careers in materials, one is on the board of Phillips so has a good energy background (and she’s out of Kiev with a masters in mechanical engineering from Kiev Engineering and Construction Institute), one is CEO of Blue Cross, etc. The range of industries represented on the board is pretty good and one even did his undergrad work at Univ of Pittsburgh so he may be a yinzer! Currently he is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Vulcan Materials Company (aggregates used in construction).
So lots of real-life experience in no-bullshit industries. That’s good.
Now I have to find the Pillar 3 report
eaglesoars wrote:
Even considered moving some of the over-banked funds into ACTUAL gold or silver metal that you have in your physical possession?
Never trust someone who will hold your metal ‘for you’ safe!
A guy I knew sold and ‘held’ in a ‘safe place’ the SAMY word of gold bars and gold sovereigns for SEVEN different people. He then took off to Sydney where he lived the life of Riley. How he didn’t get locked up for his theft is still a mystery to me!
@ Aussie Infidel:
oh I have physical gold. And silver. Not a lot (I cashed in QUITE a bit some years ago and bought ‘gently’ just to diversify.)
And I did make a ‘killing’ on Tesla about a year ago. Not a lot of money but I did double what I invested. So, about $5k profit. Not bad for an idiot.
Ok, found the bank’s Pillar 3 quarterly report, looks good. I should compare it to previous quarters, but let’s face it, in the Biden economy everybody sucks canal water right now.
Well, Cody and I made it back home this afternoon. No more problems.
Cody seems to be worn out. I guess he had a long day of riding in the back seat and looking at cars.
@ Aussie Infidel:
Fail list? Where?
lobo91 wrote:
Adrenaline tanking. He’s had a lot of excitement recently.
right_wing2 wrote:
Ignore that. Hubby saw a report on Fox he misinterpreted. I don’t know what they said but the man gets a hangnail and tells me to google blood poisoning.
Fox apparently had a list of the largest banks with greatest exposure, blah blah blah. They HAD to have quoted somebody as their in-house ‘expert’ bench on this subject is lame.
Our bank, Truist, is something like the 14th largest bank. JP Morgan it ain’t.
There is no ‘fail list’. That was my terminolgy for what Hubby was telling me.
Does the FDIC have a ‘fail list’? Well, given that the entire board of directors of SVB was more involved with LGBTQ, Pride and BLM crap than they were about their depositors/investors financial data – and NONE of them could put together an EXCEL spreadsheet to save their hides – who gives a monkey’s butt about what the FDIC has to say since they completely missed this seeping, pus-filled clown show of a bank’s profile. The Pillar 3 report is utterly damning. I found it after 10 minutes of research. From what I can tell, the FDIC is under institutional capture by all the left/woke bullshit and has zero credibility under any circumstances.
Until t
Signature Bank boss hosted a company seminar on gender-neutral pronouns ‘ze’ and ‘hir’ five months before becoming the third largest bank failure in US history
The video which goes for more than an hour sees Brigham and Shay delivering a lecture about ‘pronouns’ with the ultra-woke company seizing the opportunity to laud their title as the ‘first bank in the United States to have an openly gay man on the board.’
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11860445/Signature-Bank-boss-hosted-company-seminar-gender-neutral-pronouns-prior-bank-failure.html
California Bans Salmon Fishing For Entire 2023 Season
“Fishery managers have determined that there simply aren’t enough salmon in the ocean right now to comfortably get a return of adult salmon to reproduce for 2023,”
in the OCEAN?
there are also problems in the hatcheries..
https://californiaglobe.com/articles/california-bans-salmon-fishing-for-entire-2023-season/
Very quiet here and downstairs today. I pray everyone is ok.
I don’t know about Lyme disease, but more evidence the military doing bioweapons research
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2023/03/15/lyme-government-making-bugs-more-deadly.aspx?
rightymouse wrote:
Making some bread on the smoker, I was night shift last night
What day is it? Lol
coldwarrior wrote:
Today. It’s ALWAYS today.
eaglesoars wrote:
Ah. Very Zen. I need another G&T whilst I ponder that.
Prolly golf tomorrow. All may be right with the universe soon
coldwarrior wrote:
Is sit cold up there? Colder than a witch’s tit down here. I resent it. Deeply.
Back to work
@ eaglesoars:
It wants to warm up. Winds out of NW.
I’m tired of cold.
https://apnews.com/article/tennessee-lgbtq-lieutenant-governor-mcnally-instagram-f730f0c2ce2672ad149f80420e6adaf6
Old
Perv
Fag
@ coldwarrior:
I just heard about something McNally said on social media. A friend of his was being interviewed who said this is nothing that would make McNally step down. I didn’t know what he had said.
AHAHAHAHA! He’d done.
(did he post under his own name? He should be kicked out for the STUPID)
James O’Keefe has started his new media group
O’Keefe Media Group aka OMG
https://okeefemediagroup.com/
An army of media/journalists – a citizen journalist army
@ eaglesoars:
Where can I invest in stocks?
Sad,42f in the sun feels like 70.
I’m done with cold for the year, thanks.
@ eaglesoars:
At the beach and my borrowed computer Kings College) is playing up with e-Mail again. I agree with your last e-Mail.
🙂
coldwarrior wrote:
I like Fidelity. Lots of good info for morons like me and their site is very easy to use.
Aussie Infidel wrote:
thank you.
@ eaglesoars:
Stocks for O’Keefe
@ eaglesoars:
At the beach and my borrowed computer (Kings College) is playing up with e-Mail again. I agree with your last e-Mail.
🙂
@ eaglesoars:
@ coldwarrior:
I’m already with fidelity
Ummm, no. It’s because it’s bullshit
https://www.interest.co.nz/public-policy/120339/pm-hipkins%E2%80%99-policy-bonfire-gives-few-emissions-failed-carbon-auction-reveals
coldwarrior wrote:
oh, sorry.
I doubt that you can. He’s never going to give up any kind of control again. There is a way you can support his new effort tho, by going to his site and ‘buying’ a camera.
coldwarrior wrote:
‘social leasing’??
These people are just tedious
James O’Keefe is going to be on Mark Levin’s show in a few minutes. He’s going to announce the launch of his new venture after being booted from Project Veritas.
https://radiostationusa.fm/online/870-the-answer
rightymouse wrote:
Been busy dealing with stupids.
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
Still waiting…
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
O’Keefe is on now.
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
Turned out to be a brief announcement of O’Keefe Media Group. OMG for short.
From a few days ago.
https://twitter.com/okeefe_reborn/status/1634523728104108033
And in comes the Possum to block a Bunk sidebar!
Catturd ™
@catturd2
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7h
Just so you know …
They’re lying about Dianne Feinstein’s health.
They’re lying about John Fetterman’s health.
They’re lying about Mitch McConnell’s health.
They’re lying about Joe Biden’s health.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1635956463368802304
The USA is falling behind in the space race. Some countries train their astronauts young.
Credit Suisse !!!!!!
darkwords wrote:
Toblerones are going to cost more than gold.
More than 1,000 additional people could still face charges in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol, according to a letter to the DC federal court from the US attorney in Washington.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-15/doj-told-court-to-expect-a-deluge-of-new-jan-6-prosecutions
The house GoP needs to jam up the DoJ.
Bunk Five Hawks X wrote:
I wonder if he can get his mojo back. He needs a big scoop.
Possum wrote:
blindsided.
Megyn Kelly today. There is an undercurrent of progressives that are trying to transition the sex of conservative children in schools without telling the parents. They will do liberal kids also but like to advocate against the bigotry of conservative parents who want to raise their own kids.
One can go into the twitter of feed of any conservative who speaks against trans for minors and see a large wave of the mentally unstable left.
I say if all this trans stuff is really true then let it happen to kids.
Think Darwin. If these kids are genetically predisposed to change their sex then they will be unable to breed.
A big win in my opinion.
@ eaglesoars:
@ coldwarrior:
Scientists Confirm the Incredible Existence of Time Reflections
Story by Darren Orf
For more than 50 years, scientists theorized that an electromagnetic wave could be reflected temporally—not just spatially.
Scientists have been unable to confirm the existence of time reflection due to the amount of energy required to create a temporal interface.
Using an engineered metamaterial scientists in New York City were able to successfully observe time reflections for the first time.
The explanation of spatial reflections—whether by light or by sound—are pretty intuitive. Electromagnetic radiation in the form of light or sound waves hit a mirror or wall, respectively, and change course. This allows our eyes to see a reflection or echo of the original input. However, for more than 50 years, scientists have theorized that there’s another kind of reflection in quantum mechanics known as time reflection.
This term might conjure up images of a nuclear-powered DeLorean or a particular police box (that’s bigger on the inside), but that’s not quite what scientists mean by the term. Instead, time reflections occur when the entire medium in which an electromagnetic wave travels suddenly changes course. This causes a portion of that wave to reverse and its frequency transforms into another one.
Because these time reflections require a uniform variation across an entire electromagnetic field, scientists assumed it would require too much energy to actually observe time reflections in action. But scientists from the Advanced Science Research Center at the CUNY Graduate Center (CUNY ASRC) in New York City successfully observed time reflections by sending broadband signals into a strip of metal filled with electronic switches that were connected to reservoir capacitors.
This allowed the researchers to trigger the switches at will, doubling impedance along the strip. This sudden change caused the signals to carry a successful time-reversed copy. The results were published in the journal Nature Physics.
“It is very difficult to change the properties of a medium quick enough, uniformly, and with enough contrast to time reflect electromagnetic signals because they oscillate very fast,” Gengyu Xu, a co-author and post-doc student at CUNY ASRC, said in a press statement. “Our idea was to avoid changing the properties of the host material, and instead create a metamaterial in which additional elements can be abruptly added or subtracted through fast switches.”
This time reflection also behaves differently than spatial reflections. Because this time echo reflects that last part of the signal first, the researchers say that if you looked in a time mirror, you would see your back instead of your face. To translate the experience acoustically, it’d be like listening to a tape on rewind—which is to say fast and high-pitched.
The shift in frequency, if it could be perceived by our eyes, would look like colors of light suddenly changing to another color, such as red switching to green. This strange counter-intuitive nature of time reflection is part of what has made studying the concept so difficult.
“This has been really exciting to see, because of how long ago this counterintuitive phenomenon was predicted, and how different time-reflected waves behave compared to space-reflected ones,” corresponding author Andrea Alù, a physics professor and director of CUNY ASRC’s Photonics Initiative, said in a statement.
The big question: Why have scientists worked toward recreating this theoretical time reflection in a laboratory? Well, more minute control of electromagnetic waves can vastly improve wireless communications and even lead to advancements in low-energy, wave-based computers.
In other words, it simply helps to know everything there is about electromagnetic waves—both forward and backward.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!!
i got called into the principle’s office today at the middle school!
@ coldwarrior:
@ coldwarrior:
well…it seems that the home made bread that becomes the panini that i send my girls in with lunch is ‘disruptive’
@ coldwarrior:
its simple. i bake bread prolly 4 times a week, inject and smoke pork loin and turkey or chicken breast for lunch meat. well, yeah, i show off with some pastrami and maybe some italian smoked meats, but hey, all in good taste.
@ coldwarrior:
a smoked gouda helps too….and some cracked seed real mustard…
https://blog.ted.com/the-debate-about-rupert-sheldrakes-talk/
Rupert Sheldrake has been rattling the halls of science again and got himself stabbed for his trouble. Dr. Rupert can be a pain in the arse to the scientific establishment but he certainly knows how to ask those really hard questions that regular scientists would rather gloss over. He does however prevent the scientific community from descending from scientific curiosity into cultish scientism. Dr. Rupert’s stats backed studies into Morphic Resonance keep the feet of the establishment scientists to the flames. Some Japanese scientism cultist tried to silence the good doctor permanently. Fortunately the knife just missed a major artery and he’s still with us and asking those embarrassing questions that the science community don’t like talking about.
🙂
@ coldwarrior:
my girls are hard core foodies, they are learning to cook as good as me, and i am excellent. its the only thing that i am good at all three of them have met chef ramsey and fia fia critiqued his pommes frittes with truffles at the table at AC. ramsey loved it, we have a pic with him and the girls.
anyway…
@ coldwarrior:
in the office, ok
me…
ummmhmmmmm
this wont end well for him
@ coldwarrior:
i walked into the office and met with the ‘boss’
he said that what i pack in my girl’s lunches is disruptive.
i asked to know who is complaining, he wont tell.
they will be sent with garlic/pesto panini with shaved prosciutto, smoked gouda, whole seed mustard, fresh ground pepper, genoa salami, pepperoni, and cajun turkey.
BITE ME!!
FULDKOMEN GAK!
coldwarrior wrote:
boss wont tell me who complained.
i informed him of the 6th amendment. he had to look it up.
on friday i will deliver sushi made by me for their lunches.
coldwarrior wrote:
It seems like they should be trading for stuff?
OR they would be happier if you fed your kids wonder bread, cheez wiz, and pepsi. lol
I can only imagine how the disruption occurred. And the ensuing admin conversation that resulted in ” We gotta get this guy in here and set him straight.”
Kids actually don’t care about this stuff. Some parent karen or teacher karen would.
School lunches.
Friday was always chili and cinnamon roll day.
For a packed lunch a hostess snowball was preferable to an apple. PB and J was the standard.
@ darkwords:
my girls are hard core foodies.
they HATE school lunch.
because they expect beter.
i want to know who bitched. boss is to coward to tell me
Possum wrote:
Dan McLaughlin
@baseballcrank
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2m
When your kid says he’s Superman, don’t throw him off the roof to see if he flies.
** Think of all the things kids want to be…..
@ darkwords:
i’m lucky, i get to send them with lunches most of the time when i’, not traveling….80% of their lunches are made by me and they are really good
darkwords wrote:
i wanted to be a mercenary or selous scout in rhodesia when i was 14
coldwarrior wrote:
AS a kid I never cared what other kids had in their lunches unless they were going to give me their chocolate milk or something like that.
If you really want to disrupt them add some wasabi and tell some other teacher or kid it’s guac.
??? hmmm maybe not you’ll end up in jail.
coldwarrior wrote:
That’s special forces talk there. I tried pushups in the cold rain the other day. Temp was about 40. Miserable. Takes a certain mindset.
darkwords wrote:
my girls inhale wasabi. its never wasabi tho, unless you pay.
real wasabi is something wonderful, most of the time its horseradish and mustard….still gets yinz attention.
real wasabi is something to enjoy.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
@RepMTG
·
4h
This should not be happening in America.
The political prosecution of Douglass Mackey should terrify every single one of us.
** Dems trying to throw him in prison for making memes. Dark Brandon at work.
@ darkwords:
the whole world ended for that stuff in 89. i gladly walked out in 90. i had no desire to go fight in the ME.
fuck that.
coldwarrior wrote:
I can remember the first time I ate it. Japanese bar in Portland. I had never heard of it before and I ate it like guacamole. Blew my head off. I was never the same afterwards.
darkwords wrote:
redundant
darkwords wrote:
we have a local japanese place the we go to once a month, we know the owners.
yep…
they let us have the real thing. its exhilarating.
for info…
the fresh baked bread from the smoker was slightly pressed with spanish olive oil then rubbed with garlic…and a dash of rosemary
sammis made and wrapped…
coldwarrior wrote:
You were Army ? I’ve been listening to SoG and Ranger podcasts. Schoolhouse rangers and tabbed rangers? Can’t keep them straight. And they all recall their MoS. The paperwork behind the scenes seems tremendous. And unforgiving. I went through my short stint pretty much unaware of the pitfalls of paperwork.
And it’s up or out if one doesn’t train and lead well.
Tim Kennedy has a funny story about ranger school. He gained weight where most people lose 20-30 pounds. He was super sharp as a team member in getting tasks done so he would trade success in tasks to other team members for food.
Buzz word around the SVB collapse is “moral hazard” I see a lot of people using it. Not sure of the useful content.
Like maybe something is legal but morally wrong? But lawyers don’t have morals I think.
darkwords wrote:
berlin 87-91
russian speaker, MP, sniper (before it was cool / bad toelz) , air assault (got that because i was the MP honor grad, good god what an ass beating)).
i had the best job in the army. after 4 months of rock star ‘American Checkpoint Charlie” guard…then on to work for the state department. i got away with not wearing a uniform for almost 2 years.
did personal security work for the diplomats and visiting politicians.
i seriously lucked out.
darkwords wrote:
is a VERY definite econ term
In economics, a moral hazard is a situation where an economic actor has an incentive to increase its exposure to risk because it does not bear the full costs of that risk. For example, when a corporation is insured, it may take on higher risk knowing that its insurance will pay the associated costs.
normal def
@ coldwarrior:
or you will park your car in a high risk area whilst haveing dinner because you have insurance,
otherwise, you would not
night yinz, i get to golf tomorrow!
@ coldwarrior:
AKA “Too big to fail”
In case anyone believes the Russians “accidentally” hit that Reaper over the Black Sea:
@ lobo91:
Some excellent flying.
@ lobo91:
nice video
more good news.
Dutch farmers’ protest party scores big election win, shaking up Senate
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/farmers-protest-party-set-shake-up-dutch-political-landscape-2023-03-15/
Those SOBs should be running for their lives
Now Credit Suisse is in trouble? I can’t keep up
Poland sending MIG-29s to Ukraine
Are there any pilots around for those?
eaglesoars wrote:
I believe that’s what the Ukrainians started out with.
coldwarrior wrote:
Ya woulda luved it mate.
The stables were just outside of the capital which was really just like a large country town. From memory no traffic lights. Stables and admin block beside the main road outta town. The Selous scouts barracks blocks were low single storied concrete blocks with ablution blocks at each end of each block. Married patch quasi-western traditional African / Cape Dutch thatched roofed and very laid back and comfortable. Loads of game all around and the odd deep concreted out of sight ditch protection to keep the carnivores separated from the homo sapiens youngerns playing outside. Winter outside air 23degrees C every afternoon and cloudless ….. Bris (Bar-B-Ques) most evenings with the smell of steaks cooking and guys relaxing with a beer in their hands , with their families.
Bliss
🙂
@ coldwarrior:
The Solous Scouts were a special forces outfit that were traditionally Hassars! They rode to battle on horses and then dismounted and fought on foot as a very mobile infantry. Riding horses unlike armoured infantry don’t have to worry about anti armoured minefields, as the ground pressure of a horses’ hoof is less than that of an anti-tank mine.
🙂
Well I had a funny text exchange and a short phone conversation with a friend Wednesday evening.
My friend was excited because they got a new job with the same health care provider but in a more challenging department. A transfer from NICU2 to NICU4 whatever that means.
In between text messages from my friend I texted back ” by the way I broke my leg Monday evening”.
No reply to that but a continuation about excitement of a new job.
Just looked at the whole text message exchange again and , laughing, I actually texted THREE times I broke my leg!
I guess the excitement of a new job kind of took priority over A FUCKING BROKEN LEG!!!!
Hey, broken leg no big deal, that is why God gave us two. We have a spare one.
Anyway the up side to having a broken leg is I can’t walk to the store to buy beer!
.
@ Possum:
Okay, I’ll ask. Why?
coldwarrior wrote:
Grow your own wasabi. It’s not that difficult. They only tell you this fairytale to keep the price as high as possible.
https://www.thespruce.com/growing-wasabi-plants-5082985
If you don’t have the skin of a shark to grind it use a grinder made of glass like this one
https://www.manufactum.at/rohkost-apfelreibe-glas-a80176/
off
My posting is awaiting moderation?
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
Fell on my ass in the bathroom when going for a piss. How else do 65 year old men break legs?
@ coldwarrior:
I’d love to know 10% of what Ramsay knows about food.
Possum wrote:
you’re a prisoner of cats now. What do you do to keep yourself entertained.
And get well.
@ darkwords:
Spending my time watching Silent Witness, the UK version.
However I think I may not be normal.
Whenever they are dragging a dead naked woman from a lake, or they show an athletic female dead body on the autopsy table I can’t stop myself from thinking.
Nice tits!!!!!!
eaglesoars wrote:
The head of global markets at Credit Suisse is a mentally ill “gender fluid” man who sometimes believes he wakes up as a woman.
https://twitter.com/JordanSchachtel/status/1636353368644886528
check out the pic
Possum wrote:
oh jeez. Please tell us you got medical attention. I’ve had a broken bone. Not fun. You ok?
eaglesoars wrote:
It gets worse
https://twitter.com/JordanSchachtel/status/1636427127280074752
He/She has been nominated as the “inspirational role model of the year” by the Bank of London
The name of this monster is – wait for it – Pips Bunce. Forgive my language, but Jesus H. Christ.
U.S. maternal death rate grew 38% in 2021, CDC data shows
https://www.upi.com/Health_News/2023/03/16/maternal-death-rate-climbed-2021-cdc-data/5441679024799/
I want Anthony Fauci et. al. buried up to their necks, their heads covered in honey and fire ants set on them.
@ eaglesoars:
If I did break a bone it is my Fibula, not a weight bearing bone. And if it is broken it is not at the ankle end but just below my knee. I got a full length to the knee leg boot thing delivered today and it is useless. Hurt like hell.
If leg swelling not gone down by Sunday I will go to a local walk in clinic on Monday.
LOL I made a funny, walk in clinic! Wonder if they take crawl in patients…
Possum wrote:
Ummm Parachuting and missing the huge expanse of grass and landing on a REALLY hard runway!
🙂
eaglesoars wrote:
You forgot …. by the WOMEN!
🙂
Possum wrote:
no. please go asap. CW can tell you more than I can and if I’m over reacting but bone chips that can get into your blood stream may be a problem.
Do you need $$? CW can give you my email and MAYBE I can help. I know we don’t like each other but don’t get dead. You’re an asshole and I’m a screaming bitch, but so what?
Just picked this up from my local Nextdoor app
Tip of the day, courtesy of my Army son, a cybersecurity officer at Fort Drum: Putting a comma in your password will ‘break up’ your password if it’s ever hacked and loaded into a CSV (Comma Separated Value) file, which is similar to Excel and used to store data. Simple and brilliant.
By the way ibuprofen is a dangerous drug. It relieves pain. But pain is a vital bodily function.
It masks the pain from something that is not right in the body.
Two hours ago I could not walk. Then four 200mg Ibuprofen tablets and in 90 mins later I can walk again!
Pain relieving drugs mask anything that is serious injury.
@ eaglesoars:
Um the not liking each other is something I never knew.
However the fact I am an asshole is common knowledge.
🙂
Aussie Infidel wrote:
I would rather it be done by trained Cane Corsos.
Let him find out how it feels to be helpless in the face of vicious animals, as those poor beagles did.
To be clear, Cane Corsos should be bred out of existence and if I ever see one, I will shoot it on sight. Hideously dangerous dogs and you know how I love dogs.
Possum wrote:
as is the fact I’m a screaming bitch.
so get medical help NOW and CW knows my contact info
I’m off to watch Game of Thrones
Possum wrote:
So you’re gonna pull a Gus 802 and wait for it to swell up and turn purple before you see a doctor…
Not a good move.
Bunk Five Hawks X wrote:
Funny you should mention bruises. Actually I Googled it this afternoon. Some people do not bruise.
I have never, ever had a bruise in my life. Was once a child and fell over and got into fights. Played Rugby in high school and college. Walked into a few trailer hitches ( rednecks know how that feels )
Never had a bruise.
Still going with the theory I slammed my leg against the bathroom wall and either did it so hard I broke my Fibula or, best case slammed so hard that the impact caused massive swelling and lingering pain that would normally show up as a really colourful bruise in others.
Anyway, if nothing changes by Sunday then off to the clinic that is close and has x ray machine I go.
As to getting beer. Uber is my friend! *burp*
@ Possum:
And as an aside, as I live alone I am seriously considering getting one of those alert thingies old people wear on a string around their neck and they press a button when they fall over.
Possum wrote:
Sounds like you need extra motivation. Their are boobs at the x ray clinic. And there is an x ray machine that sees through stuff. 2 plus 2.
@ Possum:
WOWE WOWE WOWE, a broken leg certainly IS a big deal and shit can go downhill fast !! I know, not my business but for fux sake, I can’t read your post and not get involved somehow. 35 years in the health care business so I’m not just talking out my ass here after a few beers on St Pattys Day. If I knew you and you were close,I’d insist you get in my car and to the ER we would go. But thats obviously not gonna happen so the only thing I can do from here is to add my voice to, hopefully, a growing crowd who are all screaming at you to get your BUTT to the ER ASAP. Whats the worst that can happen? Play it right and ya might even get some pain relief
(all but guaranteed), so whats the down side ? Play it wrong and, like I said, things CAN go south real quick !!
PLEASE LISTEN.
Possum wrote:
I do live alone. And had two bad falls once I hit 65. Off a ladder and off a hill chasing dog crap.
Made a deal with the landlord that I would text a bad joke to her once a week. If she doesn’t hear from me then she should come check.
Bathrooms seem to be deadly for the olds.
@ darkwords:
And those silly night dresses they make patients wear that fasten at the back and show your ass.
Great! I am going to get a 9am appointment and be really polite and let all the ladies waiting go first.
Thinking I can wait until at least 7pm for my xray!.
@ 4_Sticks:
Before I became ab asshole I went to medical school.
If I have in fact fractured my Fibula then the medical treatment is six weeks on the couch and pain killers.
I ain’t got a couch and no way taking anything on prescription.
I am suffering from a bad scare and a wake up call.
@ Possum:
Get your ass to the ER and shut the fuck up already.
Possum wrote:
Yep, pulled a groin muscle a while back, the pain pills allowed me to keep re-aggravating the injury. Switched from a cane to crutches, it seems to relieved most of the strain and pain. Sometimes I do take a pain pill before I go to sleep but still us the crutches if I have to get up in the night
Possum wrote:
run out of beer
da fuk?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11875425/Donald-Trump-says-arrested-TUESDAY-Stormy-Daniels-payments.html
welp. dis gonna be good
https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2023/03/17/j-k-rowling-theres-something-dangerous-about-the-transgender-movement/
@ rain of lead:
lucky for her, she got FU money
rain of lead wrote:
A lot of public people moan about ‘death threats’. JK gets serious ones and she’s not backing down.
The trans movement is abjectly evil. Starting with the ‘doctors’ that mutilate these poor kids.
What do you call the person who graduated last in med school class?
Doctor.
@ eaglesoars:
What do you call the person who graduated last in their law school class?
Senator
@ lobo91:
No
POTUS
Drive-by comment:
Friend of the family sent me this tidbit. I think he copied it from Reddit.
I’ll put up a clean thread later (unless CW or someone beats me to it). I gots meatworld in my docket.
@ Bunk Five Hawks X:
whoo hoo!
@ rain of lead:
Okay, just for that I’ll put off my drudgery and don my official BlogMock beanie. Into the cockpit I go.
Some of Guggi’s comments were nabbed by the Spaminator. They’ve been sprung from the hoosegow.
@ Guggi:
@ Guggi:
Brand spankin’ new thread upstairs.
https://www.blogmocracy.com/2023/03/18/do-the-potatus-shuffle/
Guggi wrote:
Guggi wrote:
Guggi! Come back!