Saturday Morning Links of Vast Amusement

by | Feb 1, 2020 | Daily Links | 311 comments

Another week, another month, another year, another decade. What does any of this actually matter? It doesn’t. Nothing matters, all is shit. But that’s OK, the news has been vastly entertaining.

But we need to look at birthdays first, because after all, what is life without ritual and consistency? Today marks the birth anniversaries of a guy who apparently pissed off the Clintons; one of the few adults to fuck Michael Jackson; a chick who could kick your ass and not even exert herself; a chick who was inspired by Mary Jo Kopechne; a guy who… wait, didn’t he just croak?; a very, very underrated drummer; a guy with great hair and a delightfully deteriorated liver; a guy who made some really fun movies; and a guy reputed to have the smallest dick in Hollywood but didn’t give a damn.

News!

 

“Why bother? She’ll be committing suicide next week anyway.”

 

It’s fun seeing shit like this. No pretense.

 

Cool story, bro.

 

Hell freezes over. Literally.

 

This is the kind of thing that makes life worth living.

 

Another cool story, bro.

 

Piece of shit survives.

 

Old Guy Music today is just… delightful. One more example of bad vocals that somehow are perfect, along with the expected insane playing.

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Old Man With Candy

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311 Comments

  1. Shirley Knott

    Well that’s the fastest breakfast has gone down and come back up.
    Geez, those gifs — not enough eye bleach in the universe.

    • UnCivilServant

      What gifs?

      /disabled browser animation

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        Hillary’s ubersexy come hither wink.

      • Grummun

        Rawr

    • Cy

      It’s the last thing Epstein ever saw.

    • Rhywun

      Yeah, that’s a week’s worth of nightmares right there.

  2. Stinky Wizzleteats

    I know he’s a pig and all but anyone who doesn’t feel just a little bit sorry for Harvey Weinstein after that testimony is a heartless bastard.

  3. Crusty Juggler

    “a guy reputed to have the smallest dick in Hollywood but didn’t give a damn.”

    Frankly, there is nothing bad about having a small dick.

    • Fourscore

      Or good…

    • Homple

      She: Who you gonna satisfy with that little thing?

      Him: Me.

  4. Stinky Wizzleteats

    “ Roberts emerges unscathed from bitter impeachment trial”

    On the contrary, I’d say he was scathed, quite in fact.

    • R C Dean

      No shit. You’d have to be in the DemOp bubble to think that. He was pretty thoroughly exposed as a partisan hack, which is impressive considering he had nothing to do other than read what was on some cards.

    • Oy the Billy-Bumbler

      I couldn’t even say because I haven’t seen 1 minute of the “trial”.

  5. Crusty Juggler

    “He does not have testicles, and it appears that he has a vagina”

    Then what was he using to rape and beat off into a shrub?

    • Rhywun

      Paging SF….

      • SugarFree

        The sex-maniac eunuch doesn’t really make much sense. I wonder if she is just trying to get him to submit himself to a medical exam to further the case.

    • Mojeaux

      LOL Somebody on Reddit posited that he’d had some sort of futanari surgery that went a bit awry.

  6. Fourscore

    Hillary got boozed with Tlaib? Nah, I think she was like that when she came in.

  7. Cy

    What? No Coronavirus news? The Apocalypse is nigh! I may have gone all bonds in the 401k…

  8. egould310

    “ What does any of this actually matter? It doesn’t. Nothing matters, all is shit.”

    Yep. Nothing matters but you. https://youtu.be/FY1loPT6C24

    • Fourscore

      I’m an old Everly Bros fan but never heard of that “new” album.

      I’m still waking up, Little Susie and Dream, Dream, Dream sort of guy

      Thanks, I’ll look for that album

      • egould310

        Yeah. Everly Bros are essential. Foundational.

      • Agent Cooper

        Aren’t they just 2 Buddy Hollys?

  9. The Late P Brooks

    Court watchers said that approach was well suited to Roberts, a mild-mannered 65-year-old jurist who famously said judges should simply “call balls and strikes,” and who has sought to shield the courts from being unduly politicized.

    That’s our boy. Scrupulously apolitical.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      They can probably thank Roberts’ refusal to read Paul’s question for the ultimate failure to convince enough Republicans of the need for further witnesses. He’s a political weasel just like all of the rest of them.

    • Timeloose

      She looks nice.

      • Sean

        Crazy eyes. She’s got them.

      • R C Dean

        Honorary Florida woman, at a minimum.

      • Pi Guy

        It looks like that Peter Strok pic

    • Fourscore

      She didn’t fall in the fountain though.

      • Cacciatore

        Underrated band.

  10. Count Potato

    Could someone please turn off the sidebar?

    • UnCivilServant

      If the images didn’t do it…

  11. The Late P Brooks

    As the trial ends, Roberts may face questions from Democrats and their allies over whether he should have done more to allow for new witnesses. Polls showed a large majority of Americans backed witness testimony in the trial.

    “Democrats are working out a narrative on the trial that suggests it was a kind of cover up and a sham,” said Ian Ostrander, a political science professor at Michigan State University.

    Anything short of removal proves the trial was a sham, in the minds of the people who have refused to accept the legitimacy of the election from the beginning.

    They wuz robbed!

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      “ Polls showed a large majority of Americans backed witness testimony in the trial.”

      Ooh, now do a poll on whether witnesses from only one side should be allowed.

  12. Crusty Juggler

    Experimental new drone program can use swarms of up to 250 air and ground vehicles to coordinate military raids

    The swarm of air and ground vehicles autonomously divided themselves into several different groups, each with their own tactical assignment.

    Some were sent into buildings to locate the AprilTags, while others maintained strategic positions to watch for incoming threats.

    Still other groups patrolled the terrain to help complete a fully 3D map of the environment that could be sent back to the human coordinators so they could offer live tactical updates to the drones.

    Time to use this technology on ciggie smokers and climate denialists!

    • UnCivilServant

      250 seems wrong.

      256 is the proper power of two, minus two for gateway and broadcast, 254 drones.

      • Grummun

        Two redundant gateway drones are holding unique addresses and sharing the gateway address in HA. Still short two drones.

      • Not Adahn

        Those are the classified secret reserve drones they’re not allowed to report about.

      • Grummun

        Uh, what secret reserve drones? ::tugs nervously at collar::

  13. Count Potato

    I’m thinking a billionaire could do better.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        THAT’S his girlfriend/baby mama? Good lord, talk about being reckless with your finances.

      • Sean

        So not what I expected. Yikes.

      • UnCivilServant

        She looks like someone where the question is “What drugs are you not using?”

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        Huh. She looks like the kind of girls I date, and I’m a few bucks shy of a billion, believe it or not.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        That’s my type looks wise too. There’s just something about the heroin addicted stripper aesthetic but she looks particularly unstable.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        “I can SAVE her!”

        God, I’m such a fucking sucker…ha!

      • Jarflax

        She looks like some form of demon, what is with the scars? Those look like cutter scars, but I’ve never seen a cutter who did it on the abdomen.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        The scars are caused from the inside out.

        *shudders*

      • Timeloose

        Agreed, she looks like the type of chick you could get with a handful of MDMA at a Sasha and Digweed show.

      • tarran

        I’m thinking a billionaire could do better.

        Most billionaires, yes.

        A mercurial scam artist like Elon? Not so much.

        Seriously, no normal woman would put up with his shit. The gold-diggers recognize that he is a fellow scammer and that he’s not likely to provide much of a meal ticket in the long run. So all that is left are the trainwrecks to whom planning for next month is about as far ahead as they think.

      • Mojeaux

        trainwrecks to whom planning for next month is about as far ahead as they think.

        *pops up*

        You rang?

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        Second!^

  14. The Late P Brooks

    Huh.

    WaPo headline:

    The Senate impeachment trial was rigged!

    Flabbergasted, I am.

  15. Timeloose

    The CNN story is so blatant. The masks came off.

    Gabbard is the only woman in the race that I would even consider voting for. Her policies are the standard democrat party line from 10 years ago. Her only good position is her anti war stand, but she is intelligent and principled.

  16. Certified Public Asshat

    A few days old, but impressive derp from Mr. Hogg

    This is a tweet for for the founders of the gun violence prevention movement started centuries ago by almost entirely black, brown and indigenous lgbtq women and non binary people that never got on the news or in most history books. We may not know all your names but thank you.— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) January 27, 2020

    • R C Dean

      Gauleiter Hogg misses the spotlight, and goes with his superpower (stupidity) to grab a few fleeting minutes.

    • Tres Cool

      However, if it wasn’t for the internet, and reading the comments on this twatter, I never would have learned about “Stagecoach” Mary Fields.

      I’d have a drink with that broad.

      • Chipping Pioneer

        I’d want to stay on her good side.

      • Grummun

        One schoolgirl wrote an essay saying, “She drinks whiskey, and she swears, and she is a republican, which makes her a low, foul creature.

        Apparently progs have been indoctrinating schoolchildren since the 1880s.

        Or, upon further reflection, maybe that quote has more to do with the editors at Wikipedia than the mindset of 19th century schoolchildren.

    • Sean

      LOL

  17. Oy the Billy-Bumbler

    Whoop that’s a lot of links old man. Think I need to go lie down.

    • Yusef drives a Kia

      Hey! fuck Off!

  18. Certified Public Asshat

    I been screamed at often by the entire political spectrum but I believe 100% of the death threats, phone call threats, doxxing, and private eyes hired against me have been by right wingers, so the idea that Bernie supporters are the most newsworthy online menace seems misleading— Hamilton Nolan (@hamiltonnolan) January 27, 2020

    That really proves something.

    • SugarFree

      The stopped clock is probably right here. “Bernie Bros.” were always blown out of proportion as one of the first attempts to brush aside criticism of Hillary as coming from “fanatics” and “haters.”

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        In reality, everybody from all political stripes should hate Hamilton Nolan.

  19. The Late P Brooks

    The last time Gabbard appeared on CNN during one of its special events was at a Democratic debate in Ohio last October. It was then that the Iraq War veteran addressed allegations made by the New York Times and a CNN commentator that she was an asset of the Russian government, an allegation launched (and unchallenged) by 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

    “Just two days ago The New York Times put out an article saying that I’m a Russian asset and an [Syrian President Bashar] al-Assad apologist and all these different smears,” she said. “This morning a CNN commentator [Bakari Sellers] said on national television that I’m an asset of Russia. Completely despicable.”

    Sellers actually called Gabbard a “puppet for the Russian government” without presenting any evidence to back up the claim.

    “There is no question, there is no question that Tulsi Gabbard, of all the 12, is a puppet for the Russian government,” alleged Sellers, a former member of the South Carolina House of Representatives.

    “There is a chance that Tulsi is not just working for the United States,” he added. “That’s not just an allegation.”

    And the Russians are merely sock puppets for Rupert Murdoch.

    And now you know the rest of the story.

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      Her sin is not supporting the thoroughly discredited Trump/Russia narrative.

      They’re hell-bent on continuing the lie.

    • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

      And just like Bernie, she will bitch and moan for awhile, then bend over and take this like the good little party operative that she is. Sorry fanboys, she’s a female cuck.

    • cyto

      The news I learned from that article was that Tulsi is a “woman of color”.

      You learn something new every day.

      (if you didn’t already know that CNN was part of the Machine and not a news station… well, you must be new here. And by here, I mean the USA)

    • Rhywun

      Deblasio had to seek medical attention four hours later.

  20. The Late P Brooks

    This is a tweet for for the founders of the gun violence prevention movement started centuries ago by almost entirely black, brown and indigenous lgbtq women and non binary people that never got on the news or in most history books. We may not know all your names but thank you.— David Hogg

    Thank a teacher!

    • cyto

      I really enjoyed that one…. entirely made up out of whole cloth… yet shared thousands of times as hefty wisdom.

      Little did he know, that the 2nd amendment was extremely important to exactly those groups of people.

      Well, I don’t know about the non-binary bit. I don’t think that ever reached a critical mass.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        The need to feel relevant after culture has past you by.

        That’s the only reason I can think of.

      • cyto

        I’m sure it gave him an appreciation for working with an actual singer as his vocalist.

    • Rufus the Monocled

      What the fuck was that?

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        Pretty sure that was P Diddy.

        And I’m pretty sure I saw Page’s soul leave his body in that video.

    • Count Potato

      That is just awful.

    • JD is Unemployed

      I believe that was on the Godzilla soundtrack. The Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno, Hank Azaria, Harry Shearer Godzilla.

    • Rhywun

      I can’t believe Lemon lost to Acosta, TBH.

      • JD is Unemployed

        That’s a hell of a matchup, though.

  21. The Late P Brooks

    Get thee to a fainting couch

    HBO’s Bill Maher declared on “Real Time” on Friday night that “we lost Democracy this week,” with the progressive host adding that he “feels like he’s standing over a casket” as President Trump heads toward acquittal.

    The commentary comes as Trump’s impeachment trial looks to be wrapped up next week after a motion to allow additional witnesses in the president’s impeachment trial failed in the Senate by a 49-51 vote on Friday evening.

    “OK, I’m going to try not to cry during the show because we lost Democracy this week,” Maher said. “I feel like I’m standing over a casket and thinking: ‘Hmm I should have been nicer when it was alive.’”

    “It’s a done deal. This is going to happen,” Maher added later in the show. “Trump will be acquitted on Wednesday. Republicans have nothing left to do but dot the i’s, cross the t’s, and f— the u’s.”

    The staunch Trump critic also alleged that the president and the GOP-controlled Senate is “corrupt.”

    “We always knew Trump was corrupt but now we found out the Senate is too,” Maher charged.

    Good gravy, what a drama queen.

  22. Scruffy Nerfherder

    So I’m out of town with the son. I’m supposed to drive back home Sunday night and catch a flight to Vegas on Monday for a convention.

    I call the wife this morning to find out the middle child has the flu.

    Should I just drop the son off at home and flee? I’ve had the flu in Vegas before, it was a highly unpleasant experience.

    • UnCivilServant

      Was it the flu in Vegas, the Vegas Flu?

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        Unfortunately no. It was norovirus that kicked in on the flight from JFK to Vegas.

        48 hours of non stop vomit comet.

    • Certified Public Asshat

      Take your son too, and forever be the favorite parent.

    • Yusef drives a Kia

      Stay out of Vegas right now, it’s turning quarantine, for real

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        I’m only aware that they have one potential coronavirus case in isolation.

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        The Hospitals are in panic mode, CCU is Moonsuit only, all the staff are quiet, odd vibe….

  23. Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

    ‘Another week, another month, another year, another decade. What does any of this actually matter? It doesn’t. Nothing matters, all is shit.’

    I see somebody’s channelling their inner nihilist this morning.

    • Timeloose

      Nice adaptation of the name.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        Based off a conversation between CPRM and I last evening…I might owe him money soon.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        *checks bank statement*

        Heh, looks like this my handle until Thursday.

    • Pi Guy

      At least it’s an ethos.

  24. UnCivilServant

    How do I make an arena fight where the narrator is a spectator exciting?

    Plot requirement – The reader needs to see Drea fighting to set the baseline for her magical/martial abilities.

    Storytelling requirement – no fight should bore the reader.

    Additional elements – Drea is a Venatrix in an arena fight in a fantasy setting so the opponant can be any dangerous beast less impressive to the audience than a frost wyvern (plot point is that the frost wyvern is being saved for the emperor’s birthday celebrations, so it has to be the most impressive thing in the stables at the moment).

    • The Hyperbole

      What is a spectator exciting?

      • Jarflax

        an exhibitionist?

      • The Hyperbole

        I don’t think UCS writes kink.

      • UnCivilServant

        Do I have to include the implied parentheticals for you?

      • The Hyperbole

        Probably, but you’d also have to explain to me what an implied parenthetical is.

    • Tres Cool

      Write it in Dick Vitale’s voice ?

    • The Last American Hero

      Have her not do much but duck and cover, then slay the damn thing with one shot.

    • Not Adahn

      Is she dressed in Dark Sun style gladiator outfits? Exerting herself, with lots of heavy breathing and heaving bosoms?

      • UnCivilServant

        Now that you mention it…

        The glint of silver on the equipment rack was nothing out of the ordinary, but the shape was off, and I took a second look. It wasn’t a weapon, but a garment. The shine came from mail links which covered most of the scant surface. What material the backing was made of, I couldn’t tell, but it was trimmed in brown fur.
        “There’s not much protection there.”
        Drea laughed. “It’s jewelery. I play a role on the arena floor – a barbarian witch from beyond the empire. The outfit is a play to the crowd.”

  25. Crusty Juggler

    The Al Pacino show where he hunts Nazis looks so stupid and I can’t wait to give it a watch.

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      They combined a Jewish vengeance story with Cleopatra Jones.

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        Straight up ripoff of Cleopatra Schwartz.

  26. The Late P Brooks

    You better watch your back Brooks.

    Be it known to all here present:

    I am not currently contemplating suicide.

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      Sure, whatever you say.

    • Tres Cool

      Isn’t that what everyone contemplating suicide says ?

  27. Grummun

    It’s fun seeing shit like this. No pretense.

    World’s greatest deliberative body my ass. They’ve got the maturity of a convention of insurance salesmen. You know they tell poop jokes in the cloakroom.

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      Who doesn’t?

  28. Aloysious

    You know, it is a surreal experience to wake up with morning wood and the first thing seen is a Hillary Clinton gif.

    I don’t know whether to be aroused, repelled, or to immediately start drinking.

      • Aloysious

        If today was a day off, that would be a good choice.

        Since it is a work day, I decided to take a cold shower, drink coffee as black as HC’s butthole, and listen to my least favorite Black Sabbath album, Born Again.

        I think I’m going to have a seizure.

  29. The Late P Brooks

    Warren plans to crack down on “digital disinformation” by working with social media companies to address false posts, having them label certain content, ban accounts trying to interfere with elections and alert users who have interacted with content determined to be disinformation, among other things. She would also lead a charge to criminalize the mere spreading of false information about the process of voting in U.S. elections.

    “I will push for new laws that impose tough civil and criminal penalties for knowingly disseminating this kind of information, which has the explicit purpose of undermining the basic right to vote,” she says on her campaign website. Warren’s plan says this criminally punishable false information would be “about when and how to vote” in elections.

    Let me guess: Elizabeth Warren telling people their legal debts can be wiped out with no adverse consequences is okay, but putting up a billboard with the message “There is no such thing as a free lunch” will land me in the pokey.

    • Drake

      Did Warren get all her ideas while watching this Austrian lady reminisce about the 1930s?

  30. Scruffy Nerfherder

    I met Yeltsin once. He was drunk.

    • Jarflax

      Your second sentence is redundant.

  31. The Late P Brooks

    From the FOX sidebar:


    Hillary Clinton claimed Friday that Bernie Sanders didn’t do enough to help unite Democrats in 2016 after she became the party’s presidential nominee following their divisive primary battles.

    “Unfortunately his campaign and his principal supporters were just very difficult and — really, constantly — not just attacking me but my supporters,” she told Emily Tisch Sussman on the podcast “Your Primary Playlist.”

    Clinton said some of the behavior of Sanders’ supporters at the Democratic National Convention that year was “very distressing,” specifically mentioning how speakers Rep. John Lewis and then first lady Michelle Obama were booed.

    “All the way up until the end, a lot of people highly identified with his campaign were urging people to vote third party, urging people not to vote,” she said.

    ——-

    Clinton said she can’t imagine how any “caring, smart, concerned American” who identifies on the party’s left would want four more years of “destructive” President Trump.

    “That cannot happen again,” she added. “I don’t care who the nominee is. I don’t care. As long as it’s somebody who can win, and as long as it’s somebody who understands politics is the art of addition, not subtraction.”

    Clinton also made news earlier in January when she told The Hollywood Reporter, “nobody likes” Sanders. “Nobody wants to work with him, he got nothing done,” she claimed.

    Set blamethrower on wide dispersion. How statespersonlike.

    • R C Dean

      “as long as it’s somebody who understands politics is the art of addition, not subtraction.”

      But not those icky deplorables and irredeemables in flyover country. They need subtracting.

    • Rhywun

      She has a point – he’s a DINO. And the fact that the youth are swooning over the old commie is eating her up inside.

      • Fourscore

        “I coulda been a contendah”

        /Hillary 2020 bumper sticker/

      • Not Adahn

        If I were the DNC I’d make being a member of the party kind of a non-negotiable requirement to be the party’s candidate.

        *Kermit drinking tea*

      • Q Continuum

        Even better would be if they made that rule right now, booted him from the debates and caused the party to split.

  32. The Late P Brooks

    Noble selfless public servant hounded from office by huckster and thugs

    Former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie “Masha” Yovanovitch — a highly respected career diplomat who unwittingly became one of the central figures in the impeachment drama — has retired from the State Department.
    Yovanovitch leaves after more than three decades in the foreign service. She was described as “someone who has never been hungry for the spotlight,” by one former State Department official.
    It is unclear when exactly Yovanovitch retired, but the official said it was sometime in the last two weeks. She had most recently been serving as a senior State Department fellow at Georgetown University.
    She was removed from her post as the US ambassador in Kiev in May 2019 after a targeted campaign against her led by allies of President Donald Trump.

    ——–

    In her public testimony in November 2019, Yovanovitch offered a strong defense of the work of career foreign service officers — and warned of the impact the attacks were having on the diplomatic ranks.

    In her opening statement, Yovanovitch sought to defend her work and that of her colleagues in the foreign service and called upon the leadership in the State Department to do the same. Her eloquent and forceful assessment of foreign service officers’ service and sacrifices earned praise and pride from the more than half a dozen current and former State Department officials who spoke to CNN.
    “We take our oath of office seriously, the same oath that each one of you take, ‘to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic’ and to ‘bear true faith and allegiance to the same,'” she told the lawmakers.

    Take a moment and weep for her.

    • R C Dean

      Good riddance. She ran interference for the Bidens. What’s worse, she probably didn’t even get paid for it, but did it out of pure sycophancy.

    • Q Continuum

      Deep State parasite moves on to lucrative CNN analyst position.

      How tragic.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        But she’s never been hungry for the spotlight.

      • Fourscore

        With a Biden victory she could have been SecoState.

    • RJD

      moments up

    • Rhywun

      highly respected career diplomat

      ????

      • MikeS

        Of course she is!

        …by other career diplomats.

    • Q Continuum

      Rip Torn was so awesome.

      • Tres Cool

        I always confuse him with Rip Taylor.

      • Rhywun

        #metoo

      • Agent Cooper

        Taylor just passed away.

  33. Count Potato

    “Can we all just be honest?

    The GOP no longer believes in fair elections because fair elections gave us a black president.

    It’s really NOT more complicated than that.

    That’s the heart of Dersh’s argument that 45 can cheat if he thinks it’s in the national interest.”

    https://twitter.com/PamKeithFL/status/1222661170219319298

    • Q Continuum

      Democracy is sacred! …except for the Electoral College …and Brexit …and Senate representation …and…

      • UnCivilServant

        Democracy doesn’t mean rule by the unwashed masses, it means the rightthinkers get what ever they want.

    • R C Dean

      That is, of course, a gross misrepresentation of Dersh’s argument. Probably not quite actionable defamation, but not too far off.

    • DEG

      I thought #3 looked familiar. I ran a google image search to see if I was correct. I discovered I was wrong. The first hit amused me – a link to Nordstrom Dress Rack. But, I endeavored to persevere and discovered #3 is Jessica Bartlett.

      I’d happily split that milkshake concoction with #7 despite her dagger fingernails.

      #24 is strangely intriguing.

      Good collection overall.

  34. Q Continuum

    So I have been offered a job that sounds significantly more interesting than my current one. Comparable pay and benefits; the main sticking point is that the position is a “term” position for 3 years with a possible 3 year extension. I have interrogated the recruiter about what that might mean and she says that this is part of a pilot program that leadership wants to try out and it can be converted to a permanent position. Off the record, she said her crystal ball says it will probably be converted but there are no guarantees.

    What say ye?

    • Mojeaux

      What do you have on the line in case it doesn’t work out in 3 years or, heaven forbid, you don’t like it at all? And how much do you hate your current job?

      • Q Continuum

        I’m pretty sure I would land on my feet if I got chucked in 3 years; my skill set is (currently) in pretty high demand. It would be annoying, however, to have to go job searching without already having a job. I’ve only had to do that once and it sucks.

        I don’t hate my current job at all. Actually, it’s quite nice; however, this other job offers a rare opportunity to help build a new department from the ground up. It’s very compelling.

      • Semi-Spartan Dad

        It sounds like a lot more responsibility and opportunity, which is great,…but the role is just comparable pay? That would be a major warning flag to me.

      • Mojeaux

        the role is just comparable pay? That would be a major warning flag to me.

        That was part of my thinking too.

    • Timeloose

      Would your current job be a good fall back after 3 years if it doesn’t get re-newed? Does the job open you up for a new position in your field after 3 years or provides additional contacts and prospects.

      • Q Continuum

        “Would your current job be a good fall back after 3 years if it doesn’t get re-newed?”

        Unknown.

        “Does the job open you up for a new position in your field after 3 years or provides additional contacts and prospects”

        Probably.

    • Jarflax

      Just take the plunge. Follow your bliss. Move to the San Fernando Valley and start Q Continuum Productions, offices on Van Nuys Blvd.

      • Q Continuum

        Too much overhead. I’ll just film from my dungeon in the basement.

      • Fourscore

        Not wanting to be a negative nahoob but… If you don’t have your career on track at 40 things begin to change. Employers, tech and age begin to be a factor in consideration of employment.

        Competition gets tough(er). Just sayin’. Do what you want though, follow those dreams, its the ride that’s fun, the destination is the same for all of us.

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        Bravo! this is why I left HVAC, and it was my Career track…..

      • Tres Cool

        The A stands for ‘adapt’ !

    • Not Adahn

      I loved starting up this place. If I had gotten a promotion here, I would probably be dodging Coronavirus starting up our Chengdu fab right now.

    • R C Dean

      Guaranteed for three years, with some kind of payout if they term early? Or just “we’ll probably fire you in 3 years”?

      • Raven Nation

        I had a similar thought. If they’re going to give you say, a couple of months heads up that the position won’t be extended then you could still be employed while looking for your next gig.

      • Q Continuum

        Now *that’s* an excellent question to ask :). Thanks for the tip.

      • Q Continuum

        Middle ground, at least if the recruiter can be believed. Basically, “we *can* fire you in 3 years if the department you’re heading up is crap, but we won’t if it doesn’t. If it is really good, then you’ll get a permanent job.”

        The incentive is all on the front end as they’re giving me a sizeable signing bonus.

      • DEG

        It’s a risky proposition, but this might be a good move.

      • Chipping Pioneer

        My experience is that recruiters should never be believed.

      • Fatty Bolger

        What job is really “permanent,” anyway?

  35. The Late P Brooks

    A world torn asunder

    Brexit has happened. After 1,316 days of political turmoil, the UK now stands alone as the first nation to have ever left the European Union.
    It has ended the careers of two Prime Ministers and left the very future of the United Kingdom in question. Scotland’s case for independence is becoming harder to ignore while Britain’s perceived selling out of Northern Ireland has played into the hands of those wishing to see Irish unification.
    That’s just the politics: Britain’s economic future and place in the world have not been this uncertain since the end of the World War II.

    Speaking to the nation an hour before Brexit finally happened, Prime Minister Boris Johnson acknowledged that the country was divided: “For many people this is an astonishing moment of hope, a moment they thought would never come. And there are many of course who feel a sense of anxiety and loss … I understand all those feelings, and our job as the government — my job — is to bring this country together now and take us forward.”

    Rushing headlong into the abyss.

    • Q Continuum

      “left the very future of the United Kingdom in question”

      Worse than the invading Roman Army! The Sceptered Isle is DOOOOOMED!!!

      • creech

        I thought Meghan and Harry already did that?

      • Fourscore

        Maybe they’re smarter than the rest of the Brits. Get out early, take what you can carry.

    • Not Adahn

      This is what I don’t get: Everyone is reporting (yeah, yea, I know journalisming) that the UK would “have” to put up a border wall between NI and RoI. What if they just… didn’t? They just said, “sorry about that, but we really couldn’t be bothered. If you chaps in Brussels want to start up The Troubles again, that’s rather your business isn’t it?”

      • Q Continuum

        We’re gonna build a big, beautiful wall, and the EU will pay for it!

      • Not Adahn

        Are they afraid of a flood of drunkards coming across the sea and filling up all the pub seating?

      • Q Continuum

        They’re not sending their best.

      • Rhywun

        I never followed that nonsense. I don’t see a wall between Norway and Sweden, or a wall around Switzerland.

      • creech

        Doesn’t much matter because NI will be majority Catholic soon and likely vote to leave UK and join ROI.

    • JD is Unemployed

      I’m running around screaming incoherently and waving my hands in the air, apparently without pants. I’m drenched in blood. I don’t know where the blood came from. It’s not mine. I see others tearing flesh from the corpses of those that have perished. Everything is burning. The sound of screaming, sirens, and distant explosions fills the air, as does a thick cloud of black smoke. Some sort of volcanic ash fallout drifts down like a hellish snowfall, leaving all with soot-blackened faces. Where are my pants? Whose blood is this? When was I shot in the leg? It looks like I managed to cauterize the wound somehow, but the bullet has gone clean through. So much adrenaline courses through my body that it feels little pain, and that which it does is overwhelmed by a kind of emergent savagery, born of fear and raw instinct. WHY DID WE LEAVE THE E.U.? WHHHHYYYYYYY???????!!!!!!! THERE ARE CHILDREN GNAWING EACH OTHER’S FUCKING FACES OFF FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!!!!!!111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

    • Atanarjuat

      Various localities leaving the UK and governing themselves? The horror.

  36. The Late P Brooks

    What say ye?

    Does it require moving to California, or Massachusetts?

    • Q Continuum

      No relocation required.

  37. Q Continuum

    So Roberts is a nightmare. There’s a lot of conspiracy stuff flying around Hate Radio et. al. about how he’s been “compromised” by the Dems and they “own” him or have threatened him in some way. I know those theories go back to the Zerocare decision.

    I think it’s more likely he’s just extremely vain and is far more concerned about appearances to the cocktail party crowd than he is with actual judicial substance.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      Who knows what his true motivations are but the end results are the same: He sucks.

  38. The Late P Brooks

    I think it’s more likely he’s just extremely vain and is far more concerned about appearances to the cocktail party crowd than he is with actual judicial substance.

    “How will History (as in- a bunch of snooty Ivy League historians whom I desperately want to love me) judge me?”

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      Sharon Bradford Franklin of the New America Open Technology Institute. New America is the organization that dissolved its Open Markets team after it posted a press release critical of Google. New America received over $21 million from Google through 2017, and its conference room is known as the “Eric Schmidt Ideas Lab” after the former Google executive chairman;

      Schmidt is a piece of work. I’d like to know how many “favors” he’s done for Democrats in general and Clinton in particular.

    • Rhywun

      Most recently, Google has come under fire for seeking out dark-skinned people for a facial recognition project.

      *snort*

      “I guess they’ve divided up the world so Google takes the left and Facebook takes the right.”

      OFFS

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        By “taking the right”, they mean “not being wholly and completely co-opted by the left”

        Any straying from the progressive narrative is HITLER

      • Q Continuum

        Zuckerberg actually TALKED to Trump! That makes him complicit in his atrocities!

      • Suthenboy

        I think Hitler penned a great deal of the progressive narrative.

  39. RJD

    I see the people posting awful things going on in their lives, and completely sympathize and empathize with all. Although I don’t post much, I’m here daily, and y’all bunch of miscreants are the closest thing I have to friends. So, just wanted to throw this out there. My first heart attack was at 36, open heart surgery at 40, multiple stents in heart and both legs. 4 years ago I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. It was a rough 4 years. EF of 25%, figured I was coming to the end of my road. Fatigue, complete sedentary lifestyle, got up to 308lbs (at just under 6′) lots of extra complications. Now 57, had an echo done last week to see how much worse it had gotten. I HAVE been losing weight, trying to eat better, but still not able to be too active. Am down to 220, about 40 more pounds to go. BUT. Somehow my EF has increased to 50%!!! Don’t know how, I still drink(too much) The only thing I really changed was to start smoking pot again , so I’m gonna give that the credit. There is always hope.

    • Q Continuum

      “My first heart attack was at 36”

      Holy shit. Do you have a family history of heart problems?

      • RJD

        yes, all males in my family have died from heart issues

      • Q Continuum

        Damn. I used to work with a guy who had a heart attack in his 30s. He ended up getting a heart transplant. He’s now in his 50s and eats this ultra-restrictive diet and walks constantly. I guess it’s working for him.

      • RJD

        They gave me a pacemaker/defibrillator to avoid sudden cardiac death, its gone off a few times on the pacemaker side, kinda tickles a little, if
        I’m awake i feel it. No shocks from the defib (thankfully). My heart rate drops to under 24/min when I sleep, but has done so most of my life. I came to terms with my mortality years ago. Now its all just interesting medical science to me. I do low, but not no carb, restrict calories when in weight loss mode, but not really as health conscious as I probably should be. Whatever I’m doing right seems to be working. 10-12 shots of bourbon a day, MJ when I can afford it 🙂 I’m still giving the MJ the credit because I like it

      • Tres Cool

        So….we’re related?

        Do you have the background of generations of inbred Mennonites too?

      • RJD

        baptists

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      Wow man, hang in there.

    • Count Potato

      Sorry 🙁

      Hope you get better.

      • RJD

        am actually much better, just not sure why 🙂

      • Q Continuum

        Probably the weight loss. Your heart has to work a lot harder to keep circulating on a 300 lb body than a 220 lb one.

      • RJD

        I would agree with that, but, i was at 150 with my first heart attack, and below 200 when diagnosed with CHF, so, while I understand weight is important, there’s something more at play here I think

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        CBD helps, quit with the carbs and walk as much as possible, preferably on grass not pounding pavement.
        Be smooth and don’t get hurt,
        Welcome, and
        Fuck Off!

      • RJD

        yeah, I fucked off my whole life, regular dabs have CBD too right? cuz I likes the THC more

      • RJD

        oh, and, as a former AZ res, I’d kick your ass at disc golf 🙂 haven’t played in a while though

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        Awesome, I’m always willing to learn from the big boys…..
        as far as weed goes, smoke Indica and get both….
        Cheers!

      • RJD

        I get it, a joke about my weight gain haha “big boys” indica, sativa, hybrid, what ever, I’m not a weed snob, I smoke em all

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        no, not at all, if you’re better than me, your in the Big League, Size does matter….

    • Mojeaux

      You’ve got my family beat, then. My dad’s (male) cousin died at 42. My dad died at 51. My grandpa died at 63. So I guess each generation gets closer to the grave.

      My dad’s sister had a bypass (don’t remember how many) when she was 48 (I’m 51). She is now 70-something. Another of my dad’s cousins (female) I THINK has heart disease, but her big problem is diabetes.

      I grew up believing I would die before I was 50 so I didn’t make any plans. Now I’m 51, heart’s right and tight, don’t have diabetes (I credit a very long stint of very low carbing), my bp is marginally okay, as is my cholesterol.

      I still think I’m going to die tomorrow and so I don’t make any plans or look to the future. This is no way to live.

      • RJD

        agreed, after the first heart attack my focus was on making things easier for those left behind, not on my future, didn’t believe I had one. now, 20 years later I just realized that I DO actually maybe still have a future, it’s a different realization. haven’t yet figured out how to deal with it

      • Q Continuum

        Hookers. Lots and lots of hookers.

      • RJD

        and blow

      • Mojeaux

        It’s awful.

        It’s like, how do I get this time back that I thought I would never have? How long am I going to live? Yeah, the two paternal females in my family are still alive and kicking at 70-something and 80-something, but… Now what do I do? I’m 51. I’ve been out of the work force for 16 years. I have no marketable skills anymore. What would happen if I had to get a job for some reason?

        I did not plan. I have no plan. It’s caused me no end of issues my whole life. Sometimes I get to where I’m like, I wish I’d die just to get the suspense out of the way. I’m always waiting for the other shoe to drop.

    • DEG

      Hang in there. I’m sorry to hear about your health trouble. I’ll credit the combination of smoking pot and losing weight for the improvement in your health.

  40. The Late P Brooks

    No relocation required.

    Sounds like a good opportunity to expand your skills and expertise. It also sounds like they6 like you, and would make an effort to find a spot for you if the position doesn’t become a long term gig.

  41. AlmightyJB

    Way to creep me the f’k out OMWC!

  42. Pi Guy

    Dig the Mike Gordon tune.

    I’m a longtime Phish fan. Gordon doesn’t sing lead but that depth and timbre is crucial in some of their vocal harmonies.

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      To some extent, I get it. Bernie isn’t even a member of the party.

      But it’s going to blow up in their face.

      • AlmightyJB

        There were a lot of yutes pissed off about the DNC shenanigans last election. This is a good way to get them to stay home in the general if it appears the establishment is hand picking the candidate like last time.

      • Q Continuum

        ^^^This.

        If you look at the numbers, Trump’s victory last time around was almost completely due to Dem defections to Third Party (whether that be Stein, or write-ins for Bernie).

    • straffinrun

      Why wouldn’t they screw him again? They did it to him last time and he still endorsed the hag.

  43. Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

    Watching a recording of the local city council meeting on public cable and some buttoned down douche nozzle is speaking about his desire to making not wearing a seat belt a crime on par with criminal negligence.

    blood.pressure.rising.

    • RAHeinlein

      Well actually, only stupid people don’t wear seat belts. Who WOULDN’T want to be safer?

      • Mojeaux

        only stupid people don’t wear seat belts

        Yeah, okay. Whatever.

      • RAHeinlein

        You know that was sarc – we had a seat belt debate awhile back. I grudgingly wear mine and hate every minute of it.

      • Mojeaux

        You know that was sarc

        No, I did not know that.

        It’s been said here before, in complete seriousness, and that is why we’ve had the debate before.

      • RAHeinlein

        I remember – and why I used that phrasing. As I said below in-response to Mike S, this is what happens when I don’t tag my comments appropriately!

      • Jarflax

        No, what I said is not wearing a seat belt is stupid. That is not remotely the same thing as saying only stupid people do not wear seat belts. There are many stupid actions, all of us do stupid things sometimes. I did not jump on this that hard at the time because I like you and Mike and felt it would be counter productive to fight back about this but it is a bad faith argument. It is demonstrably a bad idea to not wear seatbelts. Pointing that out is not a personal attack and it is not the same thing as saying only stupid people don’t wear them. Smoking is stupid for example and I smoked for 37 years, but do not regard myself as stupid because I did so.

      • Mojeaux

        I wasn’t thinking about what you said when I answered RAHeinlein. I completely forgot who was in on that argument or on which side.

        It is very difficult to NOT to hear “only stupid people don’t wear seatbelts” especially when one disagrees with the premise that it is objectively stupid not to do so, and never mind government interference.

      • Suthenboy

        The dead guy I cut the belt off of because his car flipped over in a flooded storm ditch and because he was hanging from his seatbelt he couldn’t release it while his head was underwater?

      • Mojeaux

        Right. Not having a seatbelt on saved my life.

        I am fucking sick and tired of being called stupid for not wearing a seat belt.

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        I wear them, and did before the LAW went into effect, You can Fly,
        or you can Burn/Drown, your choice

      • Mojeaux

        You can Fly, or you can Burn/Drown, your choice

        I don’t even know what that means.

      • Suthenboy

        It means that many people are killed by being ejected from their vehicle in a crash.

        it is really a toss up. Seat belts increase your chances under most circumstances but you can never know what those circumstances are going to be. You cant anticipate the unexpected, or as Eisenhower said “Make all of your plans carefully but remember, as soon as the battle starts they all go to hell. “

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        ever see a person fly through a windshield? it ain’t pretty,
        if your car burns and you get trapped due to a seatbelt, you burn,
        You pick…

      • Mojeaux

        Oh, I see.

        Well, it appears I am in a pissy mood today.

        I will put myself in time-out until I’m ready to play nicely with others.

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        Seatbelt saved my life.

        I’ll pass on getting clobbered by an airbag.

      • MikeS

        ^ this is why you should disable it

        ?

      • Mojeaux

        How do you do that?

      • MikeS

        Very carefully.

        Actually, I have no idea. I assume it’s as easy as unplugging the correct connection, but it’s not something I’ve ever looked into.

      • Mojeaux

        I’ll pass on getting clobbered by an airbag.

        Yeah, that’s a real fear of mine. As in, how hard do I have to be tapped for it to go off and completely total my car?

      • DEG

        Sometimes I don’t wear a seatbelt. Usually I do, but there are times when I don’t.

        I am fucking sick and tired of being called stupid for not wearing a seat belt.

        I haven’t had many people call me stupid for not wearing my seatbelt on occasion, but if they did, I would tell them to go fuck themselves.

      • MikeS

        Well actually, only stupid people don’t wear seat belts leave their house. Who WOULDN’T want to be safer?

      • RAHeinlein

        My comment was sarc – this is what happens when I don’t tag appropriately!

      • MikeS

        I assumed it was, but I decided to take the opportunity to make a different point. ?

      • Suthenboy

        Now that I cant really argue with.

        *lifts slat in blind, peeks out, checks pistol*

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        Funny thing is, I wear my seat belt every time. If for no other reason, just not to be hassled.

        Regardless, this irritates me to no end. Whether you wear your seatbelt or not should be an issue between you and your insurance provider. If you get injured while driving and not wearing your belt and that is a requirement in your insurance paperwork, then tough shit for you. Insurance pays out to the other driver, and you get canceled. The local government shouldn’t have a goddamn thing to do with it.

      • RJD

        this guy gets it

      • RJD

        sorry for assuming your gender 🙂

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        Fuck off, Tupla.

        Welcome!

      • MikeS

        I agree 100%

      • Fourscore

        I put seat belts in my car in ’62. I’m uncomfortable if I don’t have them on. Like wearing glasses, I’m missing something.

        I don’t want a law however, as TH said above. I been in a few fender benders but wouldn’t have needed the seatbelts. OTOH a few close ones that after I quit shaking I was glad I had the belts on, just in case.

    • Suthenboy

      Remember when they were peddling the seat belt requirements and promised it would be a non-moving violation and not a stand-alone violation? They wouldn’t stop people over it and citations could only be in addition to moving violations? They pinky swore.
      I remember.

      • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

        What’s a little mission-creep if it saves us from ourselves?

      • Raven Nation

        I drove taxis for a couple of years back in Oz. One day, I’m taking this guy into the city and a cop steps out and waves me over. I’m like, “WTF, I didn’t do anything.” Roll down the window and the cop asks me to pull over so he can write a ticket for the passenger for not wearing a seatbelt. Once we’re done, guy turns to me and says, “well, that was an expensive cab ride.”

      • Rhywun

        In the back seat?? I don’t even know what the law is here for back seat passengers. I don’t buckle up in cabs except when it’s one of those minivan types because otherwise I get thrown around.

      • Raven Nation

        Nah, he was riding in the front seat. Although, it does give you some idea of the dick-ishness of the Queensland police force at the time. Sitting around at 8am looking to write tickets for seatbelts.

      • Shirley Knott

        I remember when they passed “click it or ticket” seat belt laws in Michigan
        The day after the law took effect, one of the Detroit news stations sent a crew out checking out the drivers. Literally the only drivers they saw not wearing the seatbelt/shoulder strap were cops. 100% of whom were not belted in.

    • Trigger Hippie: Hair Jizz

      ‘It is all too easy to request others to do things that carry no personal cost to yourself. The question is whether you and others are prepared to make personal sacrifices to achieve the goals of environmental improvement (which I support as a goal).” The best part of the story is the response from the organizer of the protest:

      Students demanded divestment from fossil fuels, a professor offered to turn off the gas heating
      Fergus Green, the organiser of the wider protest, who is studying for a master’s degree in physics and philosophy at Balliol College, said: “This is an inappropriate and flippant response by the bursar to what we were hoping would be a mature discussion. It’s January and it would be borderline dangerous to switch off the central heating.”’

      *howls with laughter*

      • JD is Unemployed

        What an absolute dildo. You just know the professor will be the one to catch serious heat for this, though. HOW DARE YOU!

      • Not an Economist

        I honestly think these people are wishing for the return of the medieval Europe political system. You know the one where the important (and that means rich too) get to do what they want, when they want and where everybody else gets to work hard under harsh conditions.

      • creech

        I ran into some student climate change protesters and asked if they would be willing to give up driving a car until they were, say, 25. “That isn’t helpful” I was told.

      • JD is Unemployed

        It’s always an out group that must make the sacrifices, shitlord. Do you even prog?

      • Rhywun

        Like “Africa” and “Asia”.

  44. straffinrun

    Some American tourist chick at the bar was bragging about how she does crossfit. Someone tells her, “I bet you can’t squat that guy” and points at some drunk oyaji sitting at the bar. We go out in the street, she puts her head between his legs and tries to squat him up. She got a few inches up and her face goes beet red before she and the old dude go tumbling backwards. Split her jeans in the crotch wide open. Can you keep these idiot chicks out of my country?

    • AlmightyJB

      Why? Sounds like great entertainment.

      • Q Continuum

        No kidding. Also, we’re missing a crucial piece of information: would?

      • AlmightyJB

        Well it’s Straff so we’ll need a pic:)

      • straffinrun

        Bleached blond with a lumpy body stuffed into tight jeans. Not a would for me. All yours, Q.

      • Q Continuum

        Were these lumps in the appropriate places?

      • straffinrun

        Colon and intestines.

      • straffinrun

        True. Still cringed, though.

    • JD is Unemployed

      That’s fantastic. I wish you’d made a video but my imagination is doing just fine, too.

    • Gustave Lytton

      Can you keep these idiot chicks out of my country?

      Look, if JNTO is going to hit its 40M goal this year AND on top of coronavirus, you’re just going to have to accept some filler.

    • Not Adahn

      White Privilege.

      Wypipo are supposed to put PoC in jail. Kamala was a race-traitor.

    • JD is Unemployed

      CILF? That’s an easy one. Lexa Doig.

    • RJD

      hmm, guess I do know

    • egould310

      Gibson guitars and Orange amps. Can’t go wrong there.

    • AlmightyJB

      Sounds like some Cage the Elephant and Chili Pepper influence.

    • straffinrun

      Enjoyed that.

    • AlmightyJB

      Thank you. Awesome tune. Love Godsmack.

    • straffinrun

      Pat Sajak is looking weird.

      • AlmightyJB

        Tons of make up caked on an old dude will do that.

    • AlmightyJB

      Those were funny:)

      • DEG

        Seconded.

      • cyto

        And shockingly, there are a lot of political cartoons lampooning the left. Who knew?

    • Rhywun

      Good batch this week. I giggled at the Rosa Parks one.

      • cyto

        I’m gonna say the Kobe cut grass tribute is a fake.

    • westernsloper

      That Dominic Frisby vid is excellent!

    • Not an Economist

      Very good.

  45. DEG

    those frustrations are not expected to mar Roberts’ reputation.

    HAHAHAHAHAHA!

  46. westernsloper

    The Adlers said they were distraught and that despite their embarrassment, they approached more than 20 people in the boarding area to ask if they could detect an unpleasant body odor from the family, the lawsuit said.

    “Excuse me, here, pull my finger.”

  47. cyto

    Under the heading of “Oh, good lord!”….

    That wikipedia article about Ronda Rousey said she was voted “Best Female Athlete of All Time” in 2015 by ESPN.

    Now, she had a pretty great run, don’t get me wrong. But best female athlete of all time? Better than Venus Williams? Or Stephie Graff? Or Martina Navratilova? And that’s just tennis…

    Then you have Katie Ledecky, Janet Evans, Summer Sanders, Natalie Coughlin…. Just from swimming…

    Wilma Rudolph, Babe Didrikson, Jackie Joyner, Florence Griffith, Marion Jones, Gail Devers…. Just from Track and Field

    Mia Hamm, Abbie Wambach, Alex Morgan, Christine Lilly….

    Heck, in her own field of Judo she isn’t near the top…. Ryoko Tani is the legend.

    Most famous MMA fighter…. that’s her actual title.

    Also… would.

  48. UnCivilServant

    W0t?

    And something’s off with the sound, it doesn’t have the… auditory impact that piece is supposed to carry. It’s like they wasted dozens of voices.

    • cyto

      That bassoon player wouldn’t be wasted on me…. if you know what I mean…

      Nudge, nudge… wink, wink…