It’s like auctioning away the presidency

Wasn’t that the battle cry of the Alamo?

“Politics is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex.”
― Frank Zappa

sniffs the air … “Smells like ass”

“Ask not what you can do for your country but who in your country you can do”

President “Will Sasso” Clinton

If your supporters are so numerous, energetic, supportive and dedicated … it shouldn’t matter to any of them what the weather was outside. It would have to be a hurricane to stop them. His supporters should be lining the streets of the capitol demanding to be at the inauguration and wanting to see their new leader in public.

Definitely a lot of snowflakes at this event

For communicable disease? … or fascism?

This may be the first time a snowflake ever melted because of freezing temperatures.

Beautiful poetry that I will note and save … you are a genius with words.

https://poorlydrawnlines.com/comic/mad/

Luigi Mangione did more for the American health care system than any health insurance CEO. Just to clarify, killing a man is deplorable but the fact that his actions sparked these debates and brought them to everyone’s attention should make everyone aware of what his actions caused.

Are you sure that was a girlfriend?

Aim high so I can walk under the stream, I need to use the sink

Design them so that every hundredth random visit, the shark snaps their jaws shut.

Great advice and thanks for the encouragement. This reminds me of one of the best pieces of advice I ever heard from a nutritionist talking about personal health.

If you can only do one thing to make a positive change, no matter how small it is, it’s far better than doing nothing.

Two hours later … ‘rent’s due again’ … ‘can we figure out another way to pay it?’ … ‘that worked when you were younger, you’re now a 40 year old housewife with two children, and you’ve let yourself go these past few rounds’ … ‘isn’t there another way’ … ‘OK, fine, I’ll take one child to work as a slave at one of my railroads’

I’d ask them to use more nails … and once they did, ask for even more

Think of it as someone’s private house or warehouse. Everyone is invited in to hang out and talk. At first there is a lot of freedom and no one is really affected. It becomes popular and there are many different types of people and open conversations are happening everywhere.

A new owner takes over the place.

He decides that some people shouldn’t be allowed to talk. He has a bunch of loud mouth obnoxious friends with extreme ideas and he starts giving them a louder voice. Anyone that disagrees or challenges them are drowned out, pushed to the back or told to leave. It’s become their place and their hang out now.

It’s not a public space and you really have no rights to anything there because it’s all privately owned by someone else. Write, share and save as much as you want there but none of it is really under your control or ownership.

You can shout, fight, disagree and challenge them all you want but it’s their place. You have no power there because if you put up too much of a fight, you’ll be pushed out, told to leave and never come back.

I’d love to see your research on shocking your nards … especially to be able to see the video evidence of what happens and what the results are.

This isn’t real research … it’s just a millionaire spending money on trying to live longer for themselves while selling and marketing products on the side.

If it were real research, it would involve a group of recognized researchers and scientists testing products and activities on a small group of volunteers who are fully aware of what they are participating in. And the research has to last for several years using multiple controls.

Watching one guy testing and trying out a few things whenever he feels like it and done at his own whim and under only his opinion and likes and dislikes is not research.

The biggest contribution he has to longevity is in promoting and advertising the fact that one of the ways to extend your lifespan is to become a millionaire.

Been to Thailand a couple of times and I always thought Buddhist monks were holy lifelong devotees that never did any wrong. Turns out that there is parts of the country where reformed prisoners have the option to join a monastery as a monk to serve their sentence. So in many places, those tough looking monks you see are actually gang members and criminals serving out a sentence … some of them are honestly reformed, some are working on it, and some are just gaming the system.