Friday Ephemera (797)
When Karens collide. || Carelessness. || He’s a butterfly. || I’m sure the blue hair is entirely unrelated. || A breakthrough in butter spreading. (h/t, Elephants Gerald) || A philosopher speaks. || Hair salon scenes. || Ladies, she will take him. || “It’s so amazing to buy tampons,” says he. || She can’t get her doctor to put on a mask. || Meat. || Mortified. || Coin operated mortuary automaton. || The contraptions of Dr Kellogg. || I have questions. || He works in a gas station. || Incoming. || Incoming 2. || The little, little kids. || It’s scholarly and profound, but you mustn’t look at it. || Also scholarly – and taxpayer funded. || 69p. || Parking is hard. || He teleported. || A preference for tidiness. || To put you in a festive mood. || The years just fell away. || Less effort than walking. || And when an outside loo just won’t do, 1967.
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As a former kinda quasi-math-geek, if whoever made that t-shirt were to get punched in the face…well…this blame the victim thing is getting more and more philosophical…
“It helps, of course, that he doesn’t go on a stabbing rampage throughout Notting Hill or start seeking out schoolgirls to rape.”
She’s a member of the United States Congress. I encourage you to check out her wiki bio and tell me what stands out there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Stalker
Attended a Christmas concert at the local liberal arts college in rural Appalachia last week, Two women there were wearing masks. I still occasionally see people wearing them at grocery stores. And they were quite prominent back in October when we went to the nearby casino. Why would people afraid of such a terrible, horrible virus…so called…go to places completely unnecessary like concerts and casinos, indoor venues, to be around hundreds of people, the overwhelming majority of which are not wearing masks? Well..of course…