¡Martes por la tarde, estoy sentarse en el perro, enlaces mexicanos!

by | Aug 31, 2021 | Daily Links | 294 comments

My only busy day of the week is Tuesday of late, and I’m stuck watching the dog using my parent’s internet.  Its almost like high school except this dog is not so tiny.  Let’s just call this one “speedy”.

On to the links!

 

A hurricane ravages Puerto Vallarta!  Yes, it happens to crawl up the Sea of Cortez from time to time, it’s probably why Mexico’s west coast is shaped the way it is. I expect a torrential downpour in Phoenix by tomorrow.

Like pro-wrestling, the Army beating up civilians is a real sport in Mexico.

Hmm. Not bad.

For those willing to YOLO into emerging markets.

Chileans skip the chopper ride by being human Guinea Pigs.

Robbing banks in Brazil, is awesome!

President Jair Bolsonaro has information that will lead to the arrest fo Hillary Clinton.

 

 

If there is a liberty movement, let this be its anthem.

 

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294 Comments

  1. Tres Cool

    whaddup doh’

  2. Count Potato

    “Like pro-wrestling, the Army beating up civilians is a real sport in Mexico.”

    Fine, I won’t read it then.

    • Count Potato

      The page asked me to register.

      • mexican sharpshooter

        Yeah its why I use AP, but they miss so much.

      • db

        I use AP because it punches through all the BS between me and the truth.

      • Tonio

        AP doesn’t create content. It’s a content sharing service. All the content is produced by member orgs – newspapers, radio stations, tv stations, etc.

  3. Shpip

    A total of 200 seats will be available for each of three concerts given by local rock band Chancho En Piedra over the next three months in a carefully ventilated venue in the capital Santiago.

    A veritable Woodstock, that one is.

    • grrizzly

      Attendees must show proof of vaccination, wear masks and submit to PCR tests prior to the event and again eight days after. Preliminary results will be issued in September.

      That’s exactly how I want to attend a rock concert.

      • B.P.

        The stuffy establishment can’t ever hope to contain the unbridled rebelliousness of rock-and-roll culture.

      • R C Dean

        What happens if you don’t get the brain massage 8 days after the concert?

      • mexican sharpshooter

        What happens if you don’t get the brain massage 8 days after the concert?

        ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

        Helicopter joke

      • J. Frank Parnell

        I’m assuming they keep everyone quarantined inside the venue for 8 days after the concert.

    • Seguin

      If it has auditorium seating it’s not a real show.

    • waffles

      Good morning!

    • mexican sharpshooter

      Hi UCS

  4. Count Potato

    “”I have three alternatives for my future: being arrested, killed or victory,” he told evangelical leaders.”

    Based.

  5. DEG

    Attendees must show proof of vaccination, wear masks and submit to PCR tests prior to the event and again eight days after. Preliminary results will be issued in September.

    Barf.

    Of course concerts are safe. Fuck.

  6. Tonio

    “I’m stuck watching the dog using my parent’s internet.”

    I want to know more about this internet-using dog. Is he any good at html?

    • TARDis

      He can close his tags like a champ.

      Did I do that right?

      • Not Adahn

        I can close tags like a chimp,/em>

      • Tonio

        What you did there…

    • Tres Cool

      LEARN…..

      • Dr. Fronkensteen

        TO….

      • Tonio

        I already know how to. And HTML is barely (if even) a programming language.

      • Homple

        It looks like the bastard grandson of IBM’s Generalized Markup Language.

      • The coolest vaccine-free BEAM in the world™

        I was gonna say Michigan Terminal Systems’ TEXTFORM. Close enough, I guess.

      • mexican sharpshooter

        BANNED

      • blackjack

        I really thought this was heading towards “LICK YOUR OWN BALLS”

    • The Other Kevin

      Wait I thought he was home watching the dog via the Internet.

    • B.P.

      The dog was just laid off by Vice News.

      • Chafed

        They fired their second best reporter?

    • DEG

      On the Internet, no one knows you are a dog.

    • The Other Kevin

      They should be reporting his last words any time now.

      • R C Dean

        “Fuck tha po-lice”?

      • Ghostpatzer

        Comin’ from tha underground! First words after the funeral.

      • JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

        “Epstein didn’t kill himself. And neither did I.”

      • J. Frank Parnell

        “I know a life of science denial has led me to this sorry fate, and yet, I blame Trump. Trump made me what I am.”

    • Dr. Fronkensteen

      Must be divine retribution by the gods of science for the twin sins of supporting Trump and denying the science on vaccines.

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        Everybody who speaks out against the vaccine will die from COVID. This is known.

    • B.P.

      I’m really enjoying this endless string of “COVID Denying Heretic Dies of COVID” stories. I wonder if there will be counterpart stories to the tune of, “Hypochondriac, Hectoring COVID Karen who Wore Hazmat Suit, Had All of the Vaccine Shots, Still Dies of COVID”.

      • JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

        That would be the kind of heartwarming story I’d like to see.

      • J. Frank Parnell

        “Hypochondriac, Hectoring COVID Karen who Wore Hazmat Suit, Had All of the Vaccine Shots, Still Dies of COVID”.

        She would have been fine if DeSantis hadn’t banned mask mandates, though.

    • Ghostpatzer

      People on ventilators are generally non-responsive.

      • Enough About Palin

        For some reason that caused “she was not unresponsive.” What was that from?

      • R C Dean

        Roman Polanski sodomizing a 14 year old that he drugged.

      • Shpip

        The Louise Woodward case, IIRC.

        She testified in her own defense, and the prosecutor, on cross-examination, accused her of being coached, since “unresponsive” was an awfully big word for a 19-year-old to use.

  7. Count Potato

    “Biden administration now considers giving Taliban AID if they ‘uphold their international obligations’: Marauding jihadis taunt West with mock FUNERALS for Allied troops as they flaunt billions of dollars of US hardware left behind”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9943561/Taliban-hold-mock-FUNERALS-American-forces-Thousands-celebrate-soldiers-leaving.html

    “‘We have Americans stranded in countries all the time’: Pentagon defends leaving hundreds of citizens in Kabul and insists the Taliban poses NO threat with US weapons”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9943743/Pentagon-defends-leaving-hundreds-citizens-Kabul-saying-Americans-stranded-time.html

    Great job, everyone.

    • The Other Kevin

      The Taliban gets their once in a lifetime “What did we do to deserve this!” moment.

    • B.P.

      Do we get credit for all of the “aid” we just left them? Speaking of which, why did the military end up leaving a few giant cargo jets there? I’m no logistics expert but couldn’t they have, I dunno, loaded those up with people/materiel/dogs and flown them out?

      • The Other Kevin

        Those are all spoken for. Russia and China are using them to transport the other equipment to their countries so they can be reverse-engineered.

      • Fatty Bolger

        China probably told Biden not to.

    • rhywun

      Aid for what? They’re not even the legitimate government – you know, the one we installed.

    • JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

      It’s a variation on The Mouse that Roared.

    • Chafed

      Does the Biden administration not hear itself when it talks? I can believe some of this sounds like a good idea in your own head. But once it comes out of your mouth, it should raise some alarm.

  8. Count Potato

    “A gay man has been raped and beaten by the Taliban in just the latest example of the new life facing Afghans as their country returns to Islamist rule.

    The man, who has not been identified, was lured out of hiding in the capital Kabul by two Taliban fighters who posed as a friend offering safe passage out of the country.

    Instead, they beat and raped the man when he arrived to meet them – then took his father’s number so they could tell him that his son is gay.”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9942979/Gay-man-raped-beaten-Taliban.html

    Sounds like they didn’t think that through.

    • Tres Cool

      Who’s gay now ?

      • Not Adahn

        ‘Salright. The balls didn’t touch.

      • Ed Wuncler

        Damn you, I should not have laughed at this comment.

      • Mojeaux

        +1 NYPD broomsticks

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      They only consider bottoms to be gay.

      • Certified Public Asshat

        but that means…

        *scratches head*

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        I don’t make the rules.

      • Not Adahn

        It also doesn’t count if you say “no homo!” But, you know, in Pashto.

      • R C Dean

        So I guess there’s something in the water there that turns the goats gay?

      • Not Adahn

        Get with the times gramps. TikTok makes people gay

      • Spudalicious

        They fuck chick goats. Duh. Nobody buggers a male goat.

      • Gadfly

        IIRC that was the Roman position, essentially. Your manliness was not in question as long as you were the pitcher (playing the part of the man, in their view), but to be the catcher was shameful (because you are playing the part of the woman). Which obviously causes a lot of problems socially, given that it leaves no room for an equitable partnership. The Greeks were much more equitable.

    • pistoffnick

      You sure got a pretty mouth!

      /banjo music plays

    • TARDis

      20th 8th century man in action.

  9. R C Dean

    I expect a torrential downpour in Phoenix by tomorrow.

    We could well set the all-time monsoon record in Tucson tomorrow. We’re less than 2″ short of it right now. Odds are very good we’ll get the record by the end of the season.

    • Ghostpatzer

      Climate Change FTW. Making the desert bloom.

    • mexican sharpshooter

      That makes me want to buy more bug spray.

      • R C Dean

        I’ve gotten more mosquitp bites this year (7 or 8) than in the previous 7 years combined.

    • Ownbestenemy

      We laugh at all the Cali/NY/Chi-Town people that moved here to Vegas in a rush and are complaining about rain in the summer. Even hear them say “this is very unusual weather! Climate change is scary!” And I drink a beer.

  10. Count Potato

    “But some die-hard fans have insisted on having a real life experience, with several thousand descending to the desert this year for an unsanctioned Burn…..

    Some attendees hailed the unofficial event as a return to Burning Man’s roots as a counter-culture movement in which money is shunned and ‘radical inclusion’ is extolled, rather than what it has become – drawing celebrities including billionaires from the worlds of finance and technology, according to the New York Post.

    The yearly event is officially described as ‘awe-inspiring and joyful ways that lift the human spirit, address social problems and inspire a sense of culture, community and civic engagement.’

    Scott London told Forbes that at last year’s unofficial Burning Man ‘there were theme camps, art installations and mutant vehicles, with gorgeous, creatively-costumed people everywhere.’

    Yet, he said, ‘it was all unplanned, self-organized and free.’

    ‘Unlike Burning Man, there were no trash fences, no speed limits, no restrictions beyond those we set for ourselves,’ he said. ‘You could camp anywhere, kick up as much dust as you liked, go for a dip in the nearby hot springs, even make late-night beer runs to Gerlich.

    ‘Gone were the turkey camps, the celebrity artists, the mayors tours, the VIP lounges, the staffers with badges and walkie-talkies.’

    This year, though, the Bureau of Land Management added new restrictions on those camping at Black Rock Desert, including that they were not allowed to build any structures, could not have any fires other than campfires and could not burn structures – even a giant effigy.”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9943587/Burning-Man-goes-virtual-millions-tune-VR-headsets.html

  11. Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

    I don’t have anything in my eye – you do! (if you don’t like videos of adorable shelter dogs playing on a farm, skip to 22:22)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrTz6LhrsjM

    • Tres Cool

      Nope. I aint touchin’ that.

      • Tundra

        Do it.

        That was amazing, KK! Thanks for the day brightener!

      • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

        It’s so beautiful

      • Tundra

        Watching the little guy tear around the yard and play in the pool was priceless.

        Those are some really good people.

      • Ownbestenemy

        It is awesome

      • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

        You should watch some of their videos before they had to lock down, with their normal daycare doggies. I kind of tear up at the thought of that traumatized dog getting a chance at that kind of life.

      • Not Adahn

        It’s why I spend so much time at the dog park.

    • Ghostpatzer

      Thanks KK. I need a smile every now and then.

  12. Deplorableme

    Bart Simpson Infiltrates a school board meeting
    Listen beginning after the lady speaks (15 seconds)

    Paging Phil McCraken
    No, how about Suck Mahdick?
    Openelia McCaulk?
    Eileen Dover
    Don Kedick
    Wayne Kerr

    • Tres Cool

      Check your ass for drugs. I bet some fell out.

    • Ghostpatzer

      Hey, “Deplorableme” is the name of one of my desktops, I demand royalties!

      Also drugs, ass, etc. But worth a second visit.

    • Count Potato

      LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

    • Tundra

      As usual, Iowahawk has the best take.

      I remember being at the old Metrodome and almost passing out from laughter when “Mike Hunt” was paged.

      We never really grow up, do we?

      • TARDis

        I liked the old audio recording at I believe was London Heathrow.

        It came out as something like, “My colleague just farted and left the room, the bastard!”

      • The coolest vaccine-free BEAM in the world™

        What, “Hugh G. Rection” wasn’t available to address the Board?

    • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

      Barry McCockiner still remains my all-time fave, but Don Kedick is *chef’s kiss*

  13. Shpip

    When shitposting is violent terrorism.

    “It’s like we don’t feel safe at an institution when there is no particular system in place to, like, how are you protecting Black gender-marginalized folks on this campus?” asked Stanford junior Emily Nichols.

    Will someone tell Stanford undergrads to sack the fuck up?

    • Not Adahn

      On Friday, despite several people trying to reason with Vinci online, he continued to post videos and tweet about the situation he’s found himself in, including retweeting a Stanford Daily article about the school president’s Monday message.

      Oh, I cannot wait to see examples of “reasoning with him online.”

      “Stanford had plenty of opportunities to take this person aside or to expel this person or to make the community feel safe. So it begs the question, who is Stanford making this community safe for?”

      AIEEEEE!

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        it begs the question

        Now it’s time to get out the torches and pitchforks.

      • B.P.

        Top U.S. university.

      • Shpip

        Pet peeve of mine, too. That some bush league grievance studies prof doesn’t know the difference between “begs the question” and “raises the question” is… well, typical.

    • Tres Cool

      “…of his belief that women should serve men..”

      So he supports Islam ?

      “Vinci also photoshopped a Black student’s face onto a picture to make it appear as if she had been beheaded.”

      He stole Kathleen Madigan’s act ?

      • J. Frank Parnell

        his belief that women should serve men

        IT’S A COOKBOOK!

    • Ed Wuncler

      If it’s all true then the guy who wrote those messages is a giant jackass but at the same time giving him all of this attention is feeding his troll powers.

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        They can’t ignore him. That is asking too much of their little reptilian brains.

      • Chafed

        So much this.

    • Homple

      When did universities become Eloi hatcheries?

    • R C Dean

      It’s like we don’t feel safe

      So, if its “like” you don’t feel safe, then I think that means you actually do feel kinda safe, right? I mean, you don’t actually feel unsafe, or you would have said so.

      there is no particular system in place to, like, how are you protecting

      And here I thought Stanford was highly selective. Sounds like they can’t even fill their classrooms with people who know how to put together a comprehensible sentence. And she’s a junior, so they’ve been edumacating her for two years.

      • Ownbestenemy

        I couldn’t care less.

      • Not Adahn

        ISTR some kid that got into a famous school by having their 300 word application essay be “BLACK LIVES MATTER” repeated 100 times.

      • rhywun

        How heartwarming! ?

    • R.J.

      Are there any pics if the actual sins? I alway think it is B.S. unless I can see the evidence. Sounds more like a lampooning shitposter. Which I always support. Shitposting forever!

    • JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

      I didn’t see anything racist in the posts they showed. But one of the students gave a quote that sounds kind of racist: “”We’re also looking at an institution that continues to protect students like this and that continues to protect Whiteness,”

  14. Count Potato

    “The Jolt: Anti-vaxxers shut down vaccination event, harass state health workers

    The headlines out of Gov. Brian Kemp’s latest press conference focused on the thousands of Georgia National Guard troops he’s preparing to deploy to help hospitals fight the pandemic.

    But it was Dr. Kathleen Toomey who stopped us in our tracks when she revealed that anti-vaxxer protesters had disrupted several vaccination drives — and forced one to shut down.

    We asked aides to Toomey, the state’s top health official, to elaborate. Her office promptly detailed how public health staff “have been harassed, yelled at, threatened and demeaned by some of the very members of the public they were trying to help.”

    In one south Georgia county, the anti-vaxxers tracked down public health employees through social media and harangued them with messages of hostility and misinformation about vaccines.

    And the event that was canceled was a north Georgia mobile vaccination event, where an organized group of people showed up to harass and name-call public health workers.”

    https://www.ajc.com/politics/politics-blog/the-jolt-anti-vaxxers-shut-down-vaccination-event-harass-state-health-workers/KJBPDZ5NCBHSHPSBUI5IYMNR6U/

    So now there are actual anti-vaxxers.

    • Scruffy Nerfherder

      Perhaps if they hadn’t systematically shut down any and all dissenting opinions (and facts) concerning the vaccines they wouldn’t be faced with this behavior.

      As it stands, when you threaten and eliminate the moderate opposition, you encourage the extreme. There will be more of this.

    • R C Dean

      Here’s the thing.

      When you push people, some of them at least push back. I have no doubt that there are people who started as “no mandates”, but as they have been ignored, marginalized, and insulted, they have moved on to “OK, you wanna play? Then no fucking vaccines at all. I don’t want a vaccine, but if we’re doing “everything not mandatory is prohibited’, then let’s do it. BAN THE VACCINE.”

    • Tres Cool

      They get pissy when you use their tactics against them.

    • Enough About Palin

      In Boston they are known as Antvaxa.

  15. Ownbestenemy

    Joe Biden has the most Executive level experience with the war of anyone and was part of its ‘management’ for all 20 years. He is great, he is good. All praise him.

    • DEG

      Stockholm Syndrome already from being a manager?

      • Ownbestenemy

        *blink blink*

      • DEG

        So that’s… everything’s OK? Or was it help? Shit… I can’t remember.

      • Spudalicious

        Hmm. I think OBE is being pegged, while being forced to watch Biden propaganda videos.

  16. TARDis

    Well, today is shot. Crappy rain all day, stayed home from work, and now daughter is sick so no dinner meet-up. I was looking forward to a flight of bourbon to go with a flight of bacon at a nearby Tapas place. Not the best birthday I’ve had, but that’s life. I got a nice gift “bucket” of variety beers and snacks. Plus a birthday card that makes farting noises, which is cool. Thanks, MIL! I guess we’ll order BBQ in.

    /First World Problems

    • Ghostpatzer

      Happy birthday! Sounds pretty good to me.

      • R C Dean

        No kidding. Beer, snacks, BBQ, and a farting birthday card? Frickin’ awesome birthday!

    • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

      Happy birthday!

    • Tundra

      Happy birthday, TARDis!

      Sorry it didn’t go as planned, but the farting card sounds cool!

      • TARDis

        I’m taking it work to share with my middle school colleagues. 🙂

    • Count Potato

      HBD!

    • db

      Happy Birthday! Sorry you’ll miss the tapas, but hey, BBQ? Sounds good too.

    • Trigger Hippie

      Happy bday!

    • DEG

      Happy Birthday!

    • blighted_non_millenial

      Happy Birthday. Mmm tapas and bourbon. I think you are a fellow ATLien. Mind sharing the tapas place? My favorite go to for all things celebrated is the Iberian Pig in Decatur.

      BBQ faves are Heirloom Market, Fox Bros. and Community Q.

      • TARDis

        I’m OTP. You can’t you associate with us, you ITP person. You’ll be cast out.

        BBQ was from Jim & Nicks. Fox Bros. is quite excellent.

        It’s funny, we watch Atlanta Eats all the time. I’m guessing every metro has something similar. We are like, “Let’s go there. Or there.” And then we can’t remember the name of the place. Iberian Pig, I’ll check that out.

      • Loveconstitution1789

        Roasters is delicious.

        Fogo de chao.

      • Loveconstitution1789

        Iberian pig was good. The owner shut it down for kungflu when the rest of Georgia was open for business. When I contacted him about it, he said he did it to “protect his staff” and that he’s a republican. He said some other Democrat kungflu narrative nonsense that democrats say try to hide that they are democrats. In some places in Georgia democrats are not popular, so they hide as RINOs.

        I stopped eating there and taking parties of 10+. Fuck that owner. All it did was hurt the minimum wage employees that needed their job when the hysteria started in 2020.

    • Mojeaux

      Tapas!!! nom nom nom

  17. Enough About Palin

    Has anyone else noticed that ginger is an anagram of the n-word? Came to me last night and don’t recall ever hearing that before.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Genuine ‘bastard’ came out of my mouth reading that.

    • JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

      Weird, because gingers have no soul.

      • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

        Paging Swiss….

      • Ghostpatzer

        LOL

      • rhywun

        *snort*

      • MikeS

        *snigger*

    • OBJ FRANKELSON

      That’s just dirty pool.

  18. Scruffy Nerfherder

    I’ve got to go home and eat crow. Wish me luck, the Italian wife holds grudges.

    • Ghostpatzer

      Good luck. How’s the other wife?

    • Ownbestenemy

      See this is why my second family lives in Oklahoma. I only have to eat crow when I go there.

    • R C Dean

      So, how’s she serving it? Crow Diablo? Crow Cacciatore?

      • Tundra

        As long as it’s served with polenta.

      • Ownbestenemy

        I prefer Crow Francese

      • Count Potato

        Chicken Francese is from Brooklyn.

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        With extra sarcasm

    • Enough About Palin

      I heard a comedian last night say that Italian food is so awesome that the world is willing to forgive Italians for their violent history. He said the Germans have a similar history, but hotdogs and hamburgers weren’t enough to redeem Hitler. And yet, even though Mussolini was jut as bad, all the Italians had to do when WWII was over was say, Look everybody! We made lasagna!

    • DEG

      Good luck

  19. Tundra
    • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

      Seems like dementia is contagious

    • Ghostpatzer

      “Jen Psaki says administration is now focused on getting the Kabul airport up and running again so that evacuations can resume’.

      Just reboot and wait a few hours while the updates are applied. Easy peasy.

      • TARDis

        I swear, we need to do a 2 for 1 trade with the taliban. We’ll airdrop 1000 women for you to use and abuse in exchange for 500 who want to get out of your shithole country.

        Let’s make a list, shall we….
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      • db

        How are we going to get the Kabul airport up and running if all of our official people are no longer in Afghanistan?

    • Ownbestenemy

      Cause the FAA and ICAO both said it was an unmanned tower — so good luck! Remember though, we were ready, we had all the contingencies in place, even the troops rushing back in were planned for. And *wags finger* NOT-ONE-AMERICAN (that counts) was left behind. Beau Bridges served the navy, I’ve told you that before right…anyway while he served in the Army he died years later.

      • Not Adahn

        Just like most veterans, he got brain cancer.

      • db

        Real pilots don’t need a control tower. With the likely small number of flights in and out, anyone who wants to brave ground fire can use see-and-avoid and standard CTAF calls.

      • Ownbestenemy

        “Ariana 4453 cleared for landing runway one-niner, follow the tracer fire, good day”

      • Loveconstitution1789

        Evidently 24 kids from a sacramento school district are still stranded in afghanistan. A democrat representative reported this.

        Barely a peep about it. If true, some parents are likely screaming their heads off to democrats.

  20. Count Potato

    “LA teachers union boss Cecily Myart-Cruz, on pandemic-related learning loss: “It’s OK that our babies may not have learned all their times tables. They know the difference between a riot and a protest. They know the words insurrection and coup.””

    https://twitter.com/robbysoave/status/1432420131246858241

    “UTLA President Cecily Myart-Cruz says learning loss is a myth. “It’s OK that our babies may not have learned all their times tables…. They know the difference between a riot and a protest. They know the words insurrection and coup.” ”

    https://twitter.com/UnionReport74/status/1432359018652004352

    CWAA

    • Fatty Bolger

      They know the words insurrection and coup

      But they sure as fuck can’t spell them.

      • Ownbestenemy

        They don’t have to. Google does it for them when they type in ‘republican’, ‘trump’, ‘maga’, ‘right-wing’, ‘hate’……

      • Dr. Fronkensteen

        As surely as Water will wet us, as surely as Fire will burn,
        The Gods of the Copybook Headings with terror and slaughter return!

        We’ve forgotten the fundamentals in this country. The times table. Spend less than you make. Get married before having kids. Eat your vegetables. I was listening to a podcast with the trainer of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. He said Michael started every practice with chest throws. You get the fundamentals right and things will turn out right. Too many people in our country don’t.

    • Trigger Hippie

      Well…apparently the the adults teaching said babies are so ideological driven that they refuse to make a distinction between a rabble of disorganized, unarmed jackoffs “storming” the capitol via minor vandalism and taking photos on their cellphones after being admitted by a significant portion of the Capitol Police and a government coup.

    • rhywun

      It’s refreshing to hear an honest admission that their job is spreading leftist politics rather than, I dunno, educating children.

    • R C Dean

      Babies? I thought they were teaching children age 6 and up.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Well why not, he is prone (or his speech writers are for his whole career) to steal others words.

    • Ghostpatzer

      Yes.

    • db

      jeebus

    • robodruid

      barf

    • Agent Cooper

      Meh. Quoting Lincoln is not the sole proprietorship of the Sorkins of the world.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Excellent. Nothing says ‘we follow the science’ as that.

      • Trigger Hippie

        Placating the asses.

      • Ownbestenemy

        How was the mental cleanse?

      • Trigger Hippie

        Wanting. It helped a bit but it’s easy to catch up on the shitstorm and immediately go into default mode.

        For twenty years now the subtext to nearly all news headlines is:

        Freedom slowly dies…Freedom slowly dies…

    • Count Potato

      OFFS!!

    • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

      He’s giving ground…keep pushing, NYers.

      • Tundra

        This.

        Grizzly said that Moscow caved in a couple weeks.

      • Sean

        Agreed.

      • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

        Consumers push the business community, the business community pushes the government. Keep. It. Up.

        All those restaurants and local businesses that people steadfastly supported during lockdowns that now demand a vax & mask for entry? Do not patronize those places. Fuck them for repaying loyalty this way.

    • Tundra

      Next:

      “Pinkie-swear that you’ll get the vax and you can eat.”

    • rhywun

      Fuck you I won’t do what you tell me

      • B.P.

        All of the rebels and iconoclasts are into doing what they’re told these days. You don’t want to be on the wrong side of history, do you?

      • Scruffy Nerfherder

        Turns out the punks weren’t that punk after all.

      • B.P.

        Attention: For the upcoming mosh pit please form a single-file line between the velvet ropes. No elbows. Enjoy the mayhem.

    • R C Dean

      you can literally go to that vaccination site, get your first shot, get your card, come back, go to that restaurant, go to that movie theater, go to that concert

      At least for now, anyway.

      Its true – anyone who is serious about vax papieren would require at least two weeks after the first shot before it counts.

      • Ownbestenemy

        The Raiders at least are. You can get a shot at game time, but still have to be masked if so. At least they are following the ‘science’. Vax’d? No mask. Un-vax’d, you can get the shot but be masked and once done, you are free to enjoy the fresh air around you.

    • Ghostpatzer

      Very nice! Need to check out that joint for my next vacation.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Thanks for these. Been looking for a place to bury the old bone on an upcoming anniversary.

      • rhywun

        bury the old bone

        ? TMI

      • Ownbestenemy

        We named our dog “The Old Bone”….sicko

      • rhywun

        Aw sorry.

    • DEG

      Very nice!

    • grrizzly

      I see the place is as far from Portland as possible.

  21. OBJ FRANKELSON

    Let’s just call this one “speedy”.

    … Gonzales?

    *dives for cover*

    • Ownbestenemy

      I think a more modern view of it would be Hunter.

    • rhywun

      I was delighted recently at one of the cartoon channels still showing both the pervy, sexist skunk and the racist-stereotype mouse.

  22. Ownbestenemy

    The chicken green chile stew is driving me made with awesome fragrence. Quesiton is…to potato or not.

  23. JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

    Yusef, Yusef, give us some news.
    Got a back ache from your lovin’ cruise?

    • Ownbestenemy

      I think PYT might have left him high and wet

    • Trigger Hippie

      I hate that I now think of that tune and the first thing that comes to mind is Ricky Bobbie and Applebee’s.

    • Ghostpatzer

      That mellow-thighed chick just put his spine out of place.

      • Trigger Hippie

        Or the opposite,

        DEATH BY SNU SNU!!!

      • JaimeRoberto (shama/lama/ding dong)

        A buddy of mine had a heart attack while having sex with his wife. He said it really boosted her self confidence knowing she could screw him to death.

      • Trigger Hippie

        Ha!

      • Trigger Hippie

        …er, or worse/better?

        Piss off, I just got stoned.

      • Ghostpatzer

        Too biblical, man.

      • Trigger Hippie

        Look, I’d had a lovely supper and all I said to my wife was, “That piece of halibut was good enough for Jehovah.”

      • l0b0t

        You’re only making it worse!

    • Ownbestenemy

      Goes great to this tune

  24. LCDR_Fish

    Speaking of the South Tahoe fire – one of my buddies is down there on the Nevada side of the border. Chatted with him last night – think his wife was going to evacuate with their baby today – he was going to stick around a little longer. May get an update later.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Pass along there is nothing to stick around for if the wife and baby are gone…go. Homes can be rebuilt.

      • LCDR_Fish

        I told him that. He’s got insurance.

      • LCDR_Fish

        I think he’s also in university there locally and that location hasn’t actually closed (not sure how far away).

  25. prolefeed

    I just wrote an email to the Texas governor’s office, asking them to enforce the law the governor signed outlawing vaccine passports. The fuckers running the ACL Festival we got tickets to sent out an email saying they are now requiring vaccine passports to enter. Or, they’ll discriminate against those of us who do not wish to divulge legally privileged medical info by making us get a COVID test.

    We’ll see if the gov has the cojones to enforce the law he signed.

    • rhywun

      Failing that, don’t give them your business.

  26. Ghostpatzer

    Well, this is disturbing. Just got a call from the local gendarmes with instructions on what to do when there is flooding. I’m guessing they don’t think the Hackensack River can handle the expected 5″ of rain. I’m about 1/2 mile from the river, shouldn’t be an issue. On the other hand, the brook that runs 200 ft. behind my house and feeds that river might be a problem. Time to break out the sandbags, I guess.

    • Trigger Hippie

      Sounds like you may need hundreds to stop the overspill. I know you’re not a young man anymore. I hope you have backup and good luck, sir.

      • Ghostpatzer

        Thanks. Planning for the worst, hoping for the best. I have backup in the form of a 23-year old orphan son, who will be working for his supper.

      • db

        Where do you even get sandbags and sand on short notice?

      • Ghostpatzer

        I don’t. I have a whole bunch of old towels I use on the basement door. Not perfect, but it did mitigate the issue the one and only time the water reached the house. Wound up with an inch of water in part of the basement, no real damage.

    • Ted S.

      Thankfully I live almost on top of a hill.

      We actually had a day this summer, though, when there was so much water in the temporary creeks that the dog didn’t want to go any farther.

      • Ted S.

        I should have added that the weather forecast I saw said were supposed to get 2-4 inches, but the area for even higher totals wasn’t far from here.

        Last week during Henri, parts of Greene County just north of here got 8 inches.

      • Ghostpatzer

        Nice to be at the top of a hill. 8″ of rain can be a problem.

      • Ted S.

        Well, we’re just shy of the top so if we get that much rain we get an inch or two of water in the garage.

        Ice in the winter is a problem, however.

      • rhywun

        Thankfully I live almost on top of a hill.

        #metoo

        Well, that and seven stories up.

    • DEG

      Yikes. Best wishes.

    • Draw Me Like One of Your Tulpae, Jack

      Fingers crossed

    • Ghostpatzer

      Thanks all. I think I’ll be ok. At the bottom of the hill about 1/2 mile from here is another story. About 10 years ago that part of town was under about 5 feet of water, cars were floating in the streets. Hope they are OK.

    • Tundra

      Good luck, brother.

  27. Fourscore

    After a 20 year war I doubt many Americans can find Afghanistan on an unmarked map. I can’t picture many or any of my peer group that I hang with would have any idea. Same goes for Viet Nam. People run to vote with no idea of the issues but they get the little sticker that says “I Voted”.

    We’re pretty sure North Korea is north of South Korea, wherever in hell that is.

    • Ted S.

      It’s south of North Korea. Don’t you know *anything*?

    • Rat on a train

      East of Java?

    • Ghostpatzer

      The dividing line of North/South Korea is the H-Mart in Fort Lee, NJ.

    • Trigger Hippie

      “Thousands of Delta and other airline employees took early retirement packages during the pandemic at their companies’ urging as they tried to cut labor costs.”

      AKA: Vax or get Axed.

      • Ghostpatzer

        They certainly cut costs, didn’t they? They may have an issue with revenue if there’s no one around to run the operation, however. Funny how that works.

      • wdalasio

        No, they’ll just cut staff and flights and rely on those sweet, sweet, federal handouts to cover overhead.

    • db

      I have a friend who is a Captain on the A330 for American and she is pissed. She’s a few years from mandatory retirement but I think she’s ready to leave it all behind at this point.

    • Loveconstitution1789

      Dont forget hysterical policy for passengers like no seating of middle seats, mask mandates, and the other kungflu nonsesne that resulted in massive income losses for airlines.

    • Ghostpatzer

      “When you look at the disaster in Afghanistan, remember: This is what isolationism looks like. Much more attractive in theory than in practice.”

      20 years of troops on the ground is what isolation looks like. I learn something new every day.

      • db

        What kind of a fucking moron writes that sort of shit?

      • Ted S.

        One who works for the Pentagon?

    • wdalasio

      No, this is what incompetent execution of policy looks like. I never read anywhere that isolationism necessitated getting your ass kicked in the process.

      Sure, Americans being put into harms way in a foreign country is all about what not getting involved in other countries’ affairs looks like.

      • Loveconstitution1789

        WWI and WWII both had the USA as Isolationist before we finally intervened and defeated the aggressors.

        Peace thru superior firepower and isolationism can absolutely be workable for America.

        In fact, it gives America the moral high ground that our wars are moral wars of self defense.

    • Chipping Pioneer

      I guessed wrong. I thought it das David Frum.

      • Ted S.

        Max Boot would have been another plausible guess.

  28. db

    Re: Puerto Vallarta hurricane Nora: The National Hurricane center shows no cyclonic activity, not even a depression, in the Eastern Pacific. The only thing near Mexico is a low that has only 10% potential to form a cyclone in 48 hours. Is the NHC broken?

  29. db

    Some relatively good news, from a communication I received from Air Care Alliance:

    As Hurricane Ida made landfall 16 years to the day after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, we are reminded how helpful general aviation aircraft can be to disaster stricken communities.

    ACA Member Group Operation AirDrop has advised that organizations on the ground in Louisiana report that land-based supply routes are largely clear and passable. Therefore, there does not appear to be a need for a mass airlift at this time. For the most up-to-date information on conditions, we recommend following the OAD page: https://www.facebook.com/opairdrop

  30. Sean

    Hey Waffles,

    I’m unsupervised Thursday and Friday. Any interest in shooting stuff?

  31. blackjack

    Well, it turns out my doctor is retarded. I calmly explained that I have health concerns about getting the vaccination. I gave him two pretty serious red flags I have. One, that I have lost consciousness during injections in the past and two, that I have gotten severe tinnitus from vaccines previously (flu shots.) he told me that neither is sufficient to avoid the shot. He said the only side effect is minor arm pain. He told me that he believes every unvaxxed person will get covid. Every single one. He told me that the hospitals are full of corpses from people dying of covid. I countered him with facts, but he deflected them like a TMITE anchor. I told him that on any given day 5 people die in los Angeles county and that equals 1 in 2 million. I told him that it’s preposterous to say that every single person will get any disease. I told him that he can also include the vaccinated because 60% of the gravely ill in Isreal are fully vaccinated. He said that was fake news and bad facts. I can’t believe that I have been taking any medical advice from such an idiot. If I was a doctor, I would at least have a vague Idea what the red flags are for a vaccine I am pushing on people and at least be aware of the obvious red flags. Isreal is the absolute best test site there is for this shit. They had the most vaccinated and the earliest. Doctors who are telling people what to do with this vaccine should be aware of what has been going on in Isreal. Anyway, I am going to be drafting my “strongly held belief” letter and submitting that. Fuck.

    • Q Continuum

      Find a new doctor, that guy got his MD in a minimall.

    • Ted S.

      How many people are dying according to the inflated stats, and how many hospital beds are there in Los Angeles County?

      • The Hyperbole

        All of them? 21,929

      • blackjack

        Dunno how many beds there are, but about 5-6 people a day are dying “from” covid, here. There’s 10 million people in the county. You need ten people to die to get to one-in-a-million on a given day. There’s not a huge pile of corpses from covid at any given hospital, much less only at St. Josephs.

    • Loveconstitution1789

      You can tell your doctor that I, me, will never get the vaccine.

      Im taking at least one of those fuckers with me to the grave if they try.

      • Loveconstitution1789

        The diamond princess covid outbreak proved early in 2020 that the death rate is <1% and infection rate is ~10%. That was with thousands of passengers and the crew breathing recycled air for weeks.

  32. Gustave Lytton

    I wonder how long it will be before some company or city gets sued for their vaccines mandate on disparate impact grounds proving this is racially motivated. Or has it happened already?

    • Ozymandias

      The State of Maine had a complaint filed against on Title VII grounds by over 750 healthcare workers when they eliminated any religious exemption from vax mandate two weeks before the vax was “approved.” There’s an ADA angle to be played, as well, but it’s not great. Novel, based on an offhand 6th Cir. decision that says that taking an mRNA vaccine causes “abnormal cell growth” – which is what the 6th Cir. ruled could be grounds for an ADA request for accommodation.
      The whole thing is just…idiotic. All of it.
      Motion for a TRO against the DoD got filed yesterday; Filed the complaint last week.
      The FDA approved a different vaccine (COMIRNATY) then said that there are no stocks of that, but the Pfizer BioNtech is suitable as a substitute because it’s “legally distinct” but still “the same” – that’s the basis for jabbing the military with a vaccine that the FDA also extended the EUA for. So it’s Schroedinger’s vaccine – simultaneous and EUA, but also “approved” because it can sub in for the actually “approved” vaccine… which isn’t available yet.
      The BioNtech has never actually completed a controlled Phase III trial because – as someone linked here a few weeks back – Pfizer unblinded the placebo group in the “placebo controlled” study… and let those people take the vaccine. Which converts the whole thing into an open-label observational study. I believe it was planned that way from the beginning because no Covid vaccine would be able to beat a placebo group to show efficacy given that this is mostly the flu and is zero threat to heathy people – which is what early trials require.
      That Catch-22…. it sure is something.

      • R C Dean

        I know a people who participated in the trials. Every single one did it to get the vax as soon as possible. The minute the drug went to EUA, they told the companies they were going to get the vax unless the companies told them they already got it. Screw the deal I made, gimme the shot.

        So, the trials were doomed even if they weren’t unblinded. I lost respect for some people, watching that unfold.

        We have zero data from double blind studies on an experimental vaccine that is being given to hundreds of millions of people. If this doesn’t turn into a disaster, it will be pure luck.

      • Ozymandias

        The VAERS system stood up on 1 July 1990. For the first 30 years (roughly) there were ~6K deaths for ALL vaccines in the US.
        Since the Covid vaxxes went hot, we have over 12K death reports (and that doesn’t include the overnight reduction by CDC of 6K deaths at one point) for the Covid vaxxes. “YOU CAN’T PROVE IT CAUSED IT!!!”
        The Schroedinger’s VAERS system is simultaneously used to prove that “vaccines are safe” but it also canNOT be used to conclude that there’s anything wrong with 12K death reports attributable to the most recent vaxxes – which account for 98% of all VAERS death data since they went live.
        It already is a disaster, RC, as I’m sure you know.
        In 1976 Gerald Ford tried to mass inoculate the US from a novel swine flu. 25-35 people died and 400-500 got Guillian Barre in 43MM vaccinated and shut down the whole thing. Now we kill more than 10K and it’s “NOTHING TO SEE HERE!!!”

    • Loveconstitution1789

      At this point, there is a nefarious reason that democrats want to demand that you take the vaccine. They really want that inside your body for a reason and its not because of science. Even someone who already survived covid infection.

      I personally think commies in china have created a multi part bio weapon. The most targeted bioweapon ever designed. Only suckers who get the various boosters die from it. Every one else in the communist party is fine.

      Im not getting the vaccine and likely have already been exposed to sars-covid19.

  33. db

    I made this for dinner. Turned out really well!

    • TARDis

      A little curry goes along way. It wasn’t too much?

      • db

        nope, just right for me.

  34. Akira

    When did the Left become so cool with the idea that hospitals should refuse to treat unvaccinated people? I thought healthcare was a human right that must not ever be denied for any reason whatsoever, and also that anything that has a disparate impact on minorities is tantamount to explicit racism (last I heard, black people are distrustful of government promises of free healthcare procedures for some crazy conspiracy nutjob reason).

    My question to any Left-leaning person who expresses that view is going to be, “So you support a policy that denies the human right of healthcare and disproportionately affects minorities?”