I’ve Locked The Liquor Cabinet
Time for a few days off, I think. A long weekend. Play nicely. Use coasters.
Update: Above, Derwent Dam, as seen by your host and photographed by The Other Half.
Time for a few days off, I think. A long weekend. Play nicely. Use coasters.
Update: Above, Derwent Dam, as seen by your host and photographed by The Other Half.
‘Poll of note’
https://twitter.com/DamCou/status/1433168998884069376
Bug pronouns.
https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1433202674401529856
Bug pronouns.
She doesn’t look the type.
Don’t forget the doilies
‘Poll of note’
Honkx, honkicies.
Bug pronouns.
Interesting, but not new, anyone who has seen a movie with Marine basic training knows “maggot” has been a perfectly comulent pronoun for decades. In her case, however, does it have to be generic “bug”, or can we be more specific like “Drosophila melanogaster”?
Some good news.
https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2021/09/01/antifa-high-school-teacher-suspended-will-be-fired-n413201
More of this.
If the principal and related administrative staff who obviously had to know something was wrong there are not fired as well, it’s still a win for the commies. They’re just learning where the boundaries are so that they can now devise a more subtle plan to push them further. It’s a strategy many successful people, organizations, military, etc. have used often.
Fun with the Mercator Projection.
So, er… any outrage from the comrades on teh Twitt0rz about this, then?
Ah, but it’s not real communism, of course.
So, er… any outrage from the comrades on teh Twitt0rz about this, then?
Related, “social tumors”, China not fond of insufficiently revolutionary celebrities. Who says Hollywood can’t teach anyone anything?
Also related, a real shocker, Marcel Duchamp’s urinal* failed to win hearts and minds in Afghanistan. If only they had tried some performance interpretive dance the Tollybon wouldn’t have had a chance.
*(if nothing else, scroll down to the video at the end)
In case you hit your limit on American Spectator articles…here’s a link to just the video. The expression on the afghan women’s faces itself is worth the click…
https://youtu.be/wdrvpSfJM1w
From the American Academy of Pediatrics, no less…
https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/137/4/e20154154
Promoting breastfeeding as “natural” may be ethically problematic, and, even more troublingly, it may bolster this belief that “natural” approaches are presumptively healthier. This may ultimately challenge public health’s aims in other contexts, particularly childhood vaccination.
They go on to note that this matters because a preference for natural things might then lead to other unhealthy preferences such as organic food, unfluoridated water, and even homeschooling.
The Long March never rests.
Oh, and “may inadvertently endorse a controversial set of values about family life and gender roles,” too.
Of course.
“Promoting breastfeeding as “natural” may be ethically problematic, and, even more troublingly, it may bolster this belief that “natural” approaches are presumptively healthier.”
Over the course of my lifetime so far, formula milk has gone from being officially superior, to frowned upon by all right-thinking people, to, it appears, officially superior. I think I’ve probably got enough time left for it to fall out of favour again.
Always trust The Experts™.
The Long March never rests.
Children don’t stop pushing boundaries until they find them.
Cockroaches don’t stop living somewhere until they are eradicated.
The solution to our current problems lie somewhere between.
So in the interest of content…Odd real estate listings being a thing here…now this place is kinda the opposite of what we generally see here. This place, the inside is very nice. Not exceptional, cheap appliances and such, but a good bit of money was poured into this, formerly commercial, building. Wife tells me the former business sold hiking related products. For $399K in this area you can find much nicer properties. Maybe not quite as big but definitely sufficient and in a much nicer location with a much nicer view and still close to town if that is what one needs. OTOH, this place is right next door to the post office and the local supermarket is right in your backyard.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/130-N-Main-St-Hiawassee-GA-30546/2071663343_zpid/??utm_source=txtshare
…may inadvertently endorse a controversial…
Translation: “We might get shrieked-at, stalked or actually attacked by crazy people, so let’s do what they want.”
For $399K in this area you can find much nicer properties.

If it was on the lake, maybe, but the chicken wire chifferobe is an interesting touch…
So in the interest of content
That is cheaper than my 350 sq ft Outlying Island flat in HK. Downside – just polishing the floors would be a 24/7 job but at least there’s no garden to worry about.
You cannot begin to fathom my astonishment at this revelation.
No one can say the federal government isn’t always on top of important crises.
Give us this day, our daily pills
And lead us not into infection
But deliver us from all risk.
For the country, the power, and the culture are yours
now and for ever. Amen.
The Holy Lord Pfizer prayer, circa [current year]
Marcel Duchamp’s urinal* failed to win hearts and minds in Afghanistan.
Great insight on the hypocrisy of the left from the linked article:
Something about the end justifying the means perhaps.
If it was on the lake,…
Heh. That’s the even better part. It’s not even on the other side of the highway that the lake is on. To get to the lake, you cross the busy highway, past the hardware store and the church that sits between the archery store and the guns/ammo/fishing store, walk past numerous other businesses, city hall, the old jail, and about another half mile down to the end of a lakeside road. And I think that’s just a boat dock access. If this were on the lake and still close to the busy highway, you could get $500K for it. There’s a similar size property, though with added garage space and dock and such that is right off the highway, on the lake, with much nicer appliances and much nicer interior and much nicer curb appeal from the outside that sold for that much last year. Though I suppose there’s someone stupid enough, with that much money, that might buy it. I just don’t get who/how someone would have sunk that much money into risking it though. Just typing this out, it just occurred to me that the city got some insane improvement loan as part of this covid insanity to develop a ridiculous piece of commercial property nearby there that itself is a huge waste of money. A very ugly space, a “historic” building, crammed between two crappy old buildings, that last I heard they were going to put an open air rooftop bar or restaurant in. Because “historic”.
The Afghan modern art course video was the most convincing evidence we are living in a clownworld simulation I’ve seen to date. It’s a f*cking comedy sketch but the punchline is how much taxpayer money / inflation theft paid for the whole enterprise.
… but the Ivy League diplomats…
Take up the faculty lounge burden,
Send forth ye profs and TA,
Go with the NGOs fantasize,
Of genders and pronouns,
But wonder at the end of day,
That Afghans think you clowns.
(Apologies to Rudyard)
Sam Duncan: ’ I think I’ve probably got enough time left for it to fall out of favour again.’
The Long March never rests, indeed. Partly because it’s pushing that Wheel.
Play nicely. Use coasters.
“I saw her standing on the corner,
a yellow ribbon in her hair…
Looky there”
Oh, wrong Coasters…
but the chicken wire chifferobe is an interesting touch…
Maybe they raised chickens?
This is my shocked face.
“I saw her standing on the corner,
a yellow ribbon in her hair…
Looky there”
“Young blood, young blood, young blood
I can’t get you out of my mind”
I’m old but not that old. Some songs just stick with you.
Time for a few days off, I think.
Good for you David. Me, as well. I hope you have a lovely time off.
A new plot twist for the new Texas abortion law.
You cannot begin to fathom my astonishment at this revelation.
This is my shocked face.
Related:
It is possible, of course, to believe that concerns about pedophilia are disproportionate, and one might wish to discuss policy about related issues in a disinterested way. For example, many people have noted how travesties of justice like the McMartin Preschool Case were fueled by exaggerated fears, fueled by nonsense theories of “suppressed memory,” etc. But it is a completely different thing when, as in the case of Noah Berlatsky, someone starts arguing that the real problem is not pedophilia, but rather the “stigma” attached to pedophilia. Really? You want to destigmatize pedophilia?
Give us this day, our daily pills
Wow! Social media’s resistance to allowing COVID treatment discussions is suddenly making a lot more sense 🤔
travesties of justice like the McMartin Preschool Case were fueled by exaggerated fears, fueled by nonsense theories of “suppressed memory,” etc.
It’s significantly worse than that. The children in question testified to multiple things that were physically impossible, and yet law enforcement and the DA investigated them as if they were unvarnished fact. That case is (now) a textbook example of the state run amok, and in retrospect it is obvious that the whole thing was started by a bitter ex-wife making false accusations to wrench custody away from her ex-husband. Why anyone took her insane claims seriously from the get-go remains a mystery.
From wikipedia: Johnson also made several more accusations, including that people at the daycare had sexual encounters with animals, that “Peggy drilled a child under the arms” and “Ray flew in the air.” Ray Buckey was questioned, but was not prosecuted due to lack of evidence.
…of flying, one presumes.
a textbook example of the state run amok
Indeed. Unfortunately not in a good way.
Not a cult, someone actually published this.
Not a cult, someone actually published this.
Remember those very young school children being taught to sing songs praising Obama? Entertainers posting videos in which they pledge allegiance to Obama? Art portraying Obama as a naked or near naked hero?
A new plot twist for the new Texas abortion law.
“I, a transwoman…So while I can’t get pregnant, I’m still a woman, thus believed inferior.”
No, sweetie, we don’t think you’re inferior because you’re a woman (which you aren’t.) We think you’re inferior because you’re batshit insane.
Remember those very young school children…
Yeah, but Joe? C’mon man…
“I think every South Australian should feel pretty proud that we are the national pilot for the home-based quarantine app.”
Odd take.
Oh. Imagine my surprise.
Odd take.
Oh. Nevermind.
Now that Australia has taken this step will it ever be able to stop? Seems unlikely. Assuming Covid is resolved, politicians and authorities will find endless reasons for it to be used forever.
Also, “forced” is a negative term. No one will be forced. Your phone will just automatically download the app. Future phones will be preloaded with an undeletable version.
“Be happy in your work.”
In the interest of providing our own content…
Probably known by some here, maybe even posted here before but hey, fun story…
https://guernseydonkey.com/the-one-man-invasion-of-sark/
someone actually published this
… by a “New York Times bestselling author” …. and published a sequel too
Undercover white superiority?
https://imgbox.com/rHBduCWV
his favourite railroad
Hmm. Britspeak or actual quote?
Part noir thriller and part bromance novel
It could be worse. Don’t click that.
Actually it’s probably more of a lateral move, quality-wise.