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Mrs Whiggins

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  1. His Dad probably wouldn't let him wear makeup, but it's very Adam Ant-Duran Duran like. Just goes to show that if someone had given him more of a nudge when he began his whole midlife crisis, we could've avoided this whole DOGE fiasco because Elon would've just started his own middle-aged boy/rock band kinda like other celebs and rich guys do.
  2. Finished Culinary Class Wars, binged the last 3 episodes this weekend. That was a great watch. Also watched The Misfits (Pierce Brosnan, Nick Cannon, et al). It was a Mistake. So many better heist movies than this one and unfortunately we took a gamble w/o reading reviews.
  3. 198 cases. Well, that is not a good sign. Tuesday was 159. Most are still in Gaines County, which is a plus.
  4. Like Jimmy Kimmel, when hosting the Emmy Awards (prior to the 2016 election) said: “Many have asked, ‘Who is to blame for Donald Trump?’ I’ll tell you who, because he’s sitting right there. That guy.” Kimmel pointed into the audience, and the live feed cut to a closeup of Burnett, whose expression resolved itself into a rigid grin. “Thanks to Mark Burnett, we don’t have to watch reality shows anymore, because we’re living in one...” Sourced from this article, a good read: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/01/07/how-mark-burnett-resurrected-donald-trump-as-an-icon-of-american-success A long long time ago, somewhere on this forum I posted another article about Burnett that was far darker and more speculative in that it discussed Burnett's military background in more detail and posited that Burnett had ties to some unsavory foreign players somewhat in the vein of an Erik Prince. No idea if that was true. He certainly approached Putin about a decade ago about producing a show in Russia but that may have just been him looking for whatever angle he could to keep shows in the pipeline. Because ultimately he is a producer and now with his appointment as special envoy to the UK, all of his 'I'm not pro-Trump' rhetoric is as fake as his shows.
  5. What do you suppose the odds are that the preacher/rep in that insta crowing about the vax rate is innoculated? Now do the odds for being a child abuser based on the youth minister thread in CR....
  6. +1. ^^^^^^^This post needs more love^^^^^^ Also, what is up with the derails lately? First the damn gerrymandering and now the Democratic Party and all that ails it debate. 🙄
  7. Better fast forward that curriculum planning for your Flat Earth Academy before you miss out. Wonder how much the actual educators get paid at his campuses.
  8. Without taking away from your statement, there are a lot of people that have difficulty with 'scale' when it comes to more than just money. "This is a great program!" But they only ran the numbers for a group of ten people and when you point out the flaw after sitting there and mentally sizing it up for 100 times that many because that is the target, they just blink because the concept throws them into a vapor lock.
  9. Guess they can try and get a job at the state penitentiary or one of the other prisons up the road. Not a lot going on in that part of Oklahoma besides some ag-related stuff.
  10. Do you think he spends ANY time thinking about trees ever? I mean his only outings with nature are on his golf courses where the trees are mostly at a distance lining the fairway and he's speeding by on his lil cart; his oldest son goes on canned hunts to kill species that probably ought to be on an endangered list; if Ivanka ever set foot in anything resembling a tent it would only be one of the pavilion types they use for weddings and runway shows; Eric is just smart enough to know that trees provide shade but not smart enough to understand the Warren Buffett line about "someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago." Nature would give them their just desserts if they ever actually experienced it in the wild.
  11. Mudslides or Dust Bowl: pick your poison based on the National Park's location and climatology.
  12. Seems like more and more he wants to use strong arm tactics to crater other forms of transportation through disruption, destruction, and favored legal and funding status over his competition so that his automobile company can rise from the (literal) ashes and become the only option. After all, it's been done and he's not really an innovator when it comes down to it.
  13. For what it's worth, the most inciting violence conversation I've witnessed of late is the consistent and persistent gerrymandering talk in the Leopard's thread; the derail was intense, immutable, and irrelevant. But I usually scroll past most stuff anyway.
  14. Finally started this and thank you for the rec; we're enjoying it thus far but not through it too far yet. So many dishes that I would have loved to taste myself. It's the one show thus far that when the subtitles were going so fast that trying to read and watch got tricky at times and was glad for the back up feature. I see there is to be another season released in the latter half of this year.
  15. He's been working towards this for a long long time. Well before Musk bought Xitter, he had a well thought out agenda and worked social media in an adept way. Just as Roger Stone was able to expand on the Florida vote counting methods during the Bush vs Gore and turn it into the stop the steal blitz of 2020 (along with some new key players), Rufo has gathered resources and enough of them to be one of the GOP attack dogs to infiltrate, intimidate, indoctrinate, and ultimately purge institutions of 'not right minded' individuals.
  16. Just in time for Spring Break.... Florida high school student in the Miami-Dade area has measles in the state's first reported case of 2025. The state's vaccination rate among school age children ranges to pretty high to not so great. Their state surgeon general is the official who during an outbreak last year among elementary school students said that parents could decide whether to send their children to school or not (regardless of vaccination status). Flori-duh.
  17. They've devolved to the point where the opposable thumb is returning to a claw?
  18. Jumping catfish! What a great arm! Who is that kid, anyway? Of course he's got a great arm, Buttermaker. He's the best athlete in the area. But you don't understand, that's Kelly Leak. You guys talking about Kelly Leak? Yeah. That dude is a bad mother. You talk about a loan shark. I borrowed a nickel from him last week. He said if I didn't give him a dime by Friday, he'd break my arm. Es un bandido. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Look, Buttermaker, you're not my father and I'll not move an inch to play baseball for you any more. So why don't you get back into that sardine can of yours and go, go vacuum the bottom of the Pacific Ocean?
  19. The problem with this is that it also affects the ones in that demographic that didn't vote for him and although the male demographic shifted right, 42% of the male 18-29 group voted for Harris.
  20. The DOJ will look into anything that Christopher Rufo asks that they do and then apply some sort of punitive measures via the FBI, Homeland Security, and/or loyalist state governors? Grammar and phrasing...
  21. Oh, believe me I understand your point and chasing numbers during an outbreak in order to quell spread is frustrating to all, especially with the misinformation being promoted through various means. However, and this is just my opinion, I find that reasonable citizens are more likely to seek medical help if they suspect it is measles and thus those stats would be reported. It does nothing to address the spread itself, nor address those like the herbal tonic MLM mom and the numbers may climb again since measles is so highly contagious but it was still somewhat encouraging to see the count not racketing up across the state. It will only take one infection to cause trauma in someone's family, but health officials on the scene appear to be trying their best.
  22. Official news updates are Tuesday/Friday and with today's update it is now 159. Actually somewhat relieved it wasn't growing by double digits.
  23. Has the price on those ugly things dropped a bunch or something? I don't keep up with new car prices as much, and after only seeing one or two of those trucks in the wild, all of a sudden I've spotted half a dozen in one day. I figured they either got cheap or the folks with oppositional issues were buying them to make a statement or something. If someone wants to drive a cybertruck for the latter reason, fools and their money something something...
  24. I'm leaning no but only because I'm not sure I'll be living in 20 years.
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