TELEFON CALL FOR STEVE SMITH

by | Sep 13, 2022 | Cryptids | 82 comments

STEVE SMITH WORRY – HIM COUSIN, SEA SMITH, GO ON RAMPAGE. HIM DO MORE THAN NORMAL SHIP, CREW RAPE. SEA SMITH RAPE ENTIRE HURRICANE SEASON, RAPE ALL STORMS. STEVE SMITH WONDER WHAT HAPPENING…?

SEA SMITH EVEN HAVE LAND FUN!

WAIT, HIM HEAR PHONE RING. BE RIGHT BACK.

“STEVE SMITH SPEAKING, FREE CASCADIA! HOW CAN HIM HELP YOU?”

“The trunalumunprazure are lovely, dark, and deep, but I have promises to keep, Jack. And miles to go before I sleep, Fat. And miles to go before I semi-fascist. Remember. Miles to go before I beat Pharma.” *CLICK*

STEVE SMITH HAVE MANY MILE GO…

STEVE SMITH HAVE GO…

BOEING HQ – CHICAGO, IL

“AHHH, WHAT IN THE HELL IS THAT?!” “BIGFOOT IS RAPING THE ENTIRE C-SUITE!!!” “RUN!” “SASQUATCH ATTACK!”

“We can’t stay here after that…whatever that was. Oh no…dear God! It is following us! Quick, turn here. Maybe it will get distracted.”

 

Caterpillar HQ – Peoria, IL

“What, someone else coming to complain about us moving?” “Hey, you can’t just…OH MY GOD!”

“STEVE SMITH HAVE MANY MILE GO!”

“That thing is raping the whole building!” “Did you see what it did to the mailroom?!” “Run away! Run away!”

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STEVE SMITH

STEVE SMITH

STEVE SMITH PROMINENT FOREST LAWYER. AND RAPESQUATCH OF IMPORTANCE. ONE TIME GRAND MUFTI OF CASCADIA. FREE CASCADIA!

82 Comments

  1. DEG

    Caterpillar said on Tuesday it would move its global headquarters to Irving, Texas from its current location in Deerfield, Illinois, marking an end to the company’s century-long presence in the Land of Lincoln.

    The construction equipment maker is the latest big manufacturer to exit Illinois. Last month, aerospace giant, Boeing announced that it would move corporate headquarters from Chicago to Arlington, Virginia.

    Good for Caterpiller.

    Boeing going deeper into the Swamp? Of course.

    • Urthona

      I live here and I’m about to throw up my hands and say stop.

      At the present rates, d/fw will surpass Chicago as the 3rd largest metropolitan area in the US.

      Absolutely would not have believed that 30 years ago.

      • Don escaped Texas

        I believed it then

        They were building everywhere: Coppell, Plano, Keller, Wylie, Frisco, Keller, Mansfield, Benbrook, Waxahatchie, Balch Springs, Cedar Hill, Rockwall: you couldn’t swing a dead cat without hitting a construction project. And while the suburbs were exploding, the inner city never slowed down.

        In the rest of America, the suburbs were doing okay, almost entirely at the expense of the city: construction was about redistribution more than growth.

        Speaking of memories, WFAA was about the only station around town that didn’t have a Kxyz designation, and in my years their jingle included the line “Fort Worth – Dallas.” I never lived in Dallas; I hated being lumped in with those bastards.

        And that guy from TCCC police dispatch never came back…what was his name?

      • Chafed

        I thought Houston was on the cusp of being bigger than Chicago?

      • whiz

        The city by itself is still about 400,000 behind as of 2021. They both shrunk in the last year, Chicago by 1.8% and Houston by 0.7%. Using Metro Statistical Area, Dallas is ahead of Houston, but still almost 2 million behind Chicago.

    • straffinrun

      Companies move all the time for financial and regulatory reasons. But we can’t have a national divorce because states are uniformly Democrat or Republican. IOW, you could never have the US split up even though it has happened repeatedly around the world.

      • kinnath

        State borders aren’t the right boundaries.

        We need walls around the big cities.

      • straffinrun

        *arent uniformly

  2. juris imprudent

    Big hurricane season predicted – climate change to blame.

  3. DEG

    OT: NH Primary results. Links for down ballot result are at the bottom.

    WMUR called the Republican governor’s primary for Sununu with only 2% reporting. Sununu had 80% then. Then more results came in, and he dropped to 78%. He’s sitting at 79% as I type this comment.

    • Urthona

      exciting

    • DEG

      WMUR called a few races overnight. Sununu is holding at 79%. WMUR called the CD-1 races. Mowers lost to Karoline Leavitt. Mowers, despite working for Trump is an Establishment stooge. The Establishment has been attacking Leavitt. CD-2 not called but Burns, who is a Trump guy, is in the lead ahead of Hansel (Establishment guy) and Lily Tang Williams. No call in the Senate race, but Don Buldoc (not Establishment) is ahead of Chuck Morse (Establishment guy) with my choice (Bruce Fenton) 5th.

      Granite PAC, the PAC that benefits Sununu but Sununu has nothing do with it (sure…), has collected some scalps. It targeted six state reps. Mike Sylvia lost his primary. Norm Silber will probably lose. Max Abramson has lost his primary. Josh Yokela has won. I think Paul Terry will survive his. Melissa Blasek won hers. Note if you look at the WMUR results – their marking of winners in the state rep races they’ve called is sometimes fucked. NH has multi-person house districts, so more than one person can win.

  4. Aloysious

    Once STEVE SMITH has had his way with all the Boing c-suite management folks, they should order a starter bundle of personal cleaning products from Dr. Squatch. Might help them get over feeling violated.

  5. one true athena

    My grandmother was a secretary to, I think, the VP of Caterpillar in Peoria before WW2. She and most of my distant relatives on that side are buried there. My dad worked as a teenager for Caterpillar, too, and he signed up for the Navy the instant he was eligible to get out of there.

  6. MikeS

    Remember the Texas teacher advocating to call pedophiles MAPs? Well…

    El Paso teacher’s firing over ‘pedophiles’ comment in classroom touches off firestorm

    “Update on my last post; After hearing from some of the students that were in the class, including my own nephew, I believe now that the teacher that appeared to be promoting and normalizing pedophilia was pretending to advocate a position she didn’t actually believe in order to challenge the students in preparation for them reading the [play] ‘The Crucible,'” Call wrote. “The video that many of us saw was missing this important context. I regret the negative attention that this situation has brought on this teacher and wish her well. I’m told she is a great educator.”

    But he ultimately voted in favor of firing her, saying, “Any reasonable person that heard what the seven trustees heard would’ve voted to terminate Amber Parker.”

    So now it appears they want to fire her for straying to far from the lesson plan, or something.

    “She [Parker] should not have strayed as far as she [Parker] did, Call said. “Hypothetically, I could have the best lesson plan in the world. But if I don’t follow the lesson plan and I deviate into some areas I shouldn’t be teaching about, or talking about? The lesson plan is kind of pointless.”

    “Personal opinions on really sensitive matters don’t belong in the classroom. It’s up to the families to provide education on some of these really sensitive issues. It is not the role of the school district to do that.”

    Call said he hopes everyone can move forward and have a great rest of the school year.

    Well, everyone but the teacher you want to fire because of 18 seconds of out of context video on the interent.

    • CPRM

      I assumed there was context missing. But how the hell does that connect to The Crucible?

      • CPRM

        This prompted me to refresh my memory on The Crucible, which led me to look into the playwright’s experience with McCarthyism, which led me to a NYT article about him being convicted of contempt of congress:

        WASHINGTON, May 31 – Arthur Miller, the playwright, was found guilty today of contempt of Congress.
        He had refused to answer two questions at a hearing before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Although he testified frankly about his own relationships with persons of Communist bent or membership, he said that his conscience had forbidden him to tell about others.

        Both of the questions that he refused to answer dealt with other persons who had attended meetings with him.

        Overruling the defense on what the court considered the main point in the case, Judge Charles F. McLaughlin said that both questions had been pertinent to the committee’s inquiry. Therefore, he convicted Mr. Miller on both counts.

        Judge McLaughlin tried Mr. Miller recently in United States District Court without a jury. He filed the opinion with the clerk of the court today.

        I did not know that a charge of contempt of congress had to be ruled on by a judge, I always figured it was just one of the usurped powers of congress (it isn’t an enumerated power). I now foresee only Republicans being convicted of such a charge going forward.

    • CPRM

      By the by, I was unable to find the requested beer in my area. But, I am bringing the New Belgium sampler pack and a couple other local brews. As well as the best kosher dill pickles on the planet. I read earlier today that you don’t like dill pickles, I’m going change your mind. (also an assortment of other sconnie fare)

      • CPRM

        New Belgium Glarus. #brainfart

      • Brochettaward

        It is un-Firstmanlike to eat phallic shaped foods such as pickles.

        I cannot endorse this sort of behavior.

      • CPRM

        If your dick looks like a pickle I think you got some serious medical issues.

      • Brochettaward

        Says the guy with a massive, tumorous taint.

      • CPRM

        It don’t look no food stuffs though.

      • MikeS

        You apparently live in an extra hellish part of Wisconsin. May the gods of beer have mercy on your local liquor establishment(s)

    • Brochettaward

      You see, what you don’t understand MikeS is that is far more politically expedient just to fire the teacher involved in the controversy than it is to apply reason and do the right thing. When you look at it like that, it’s really the only call to make.

  7. pistoffnick

    I took a ride on the new motorscooter (’05 Yamaha FJR1300) tonight, not far, just in town.

    Thoughts:
    IT HAS POWER! *this could be trouble*
    I have always said I lose 100 IQ points by swinging a leg over…
    I killed it 3 times while stopped on a hill (Duloot is full of hills).
    The front brake has no feather – it is full on or full off.
    My legs need to grow another 2 inches *researching logging boots with insoles, lowering kits, shorter seats, medieval racks for lengthening legs, Swedish penis pumps, etc*
    This is going to be SO much fun. And the speeding tickets are going to be expensive!

    • CPRM

      Driving it to HH?

    • Mojeaux

      I killed it 3 times while stopped on a hill (Duloot is full of hills).

      Dude, neutral, and a tidge of throttle.

    • Gustave Lytton

      Eating ramen out of a toaster? Ok….

    • CPRM

      Trending Now
      Japanese government is shutting down its COVID contract-tracing app 12 views
      Does eating ramen out of a pot in the bathtub change the taste? 11 views
      Giant “Ninja Bear” has been attacking dairy farms in Hokkaido for three years 11 views
      Japanese public broadcaster issues apology for calling a train a “train” 10 views
      Which Japanese convenience store has the best miso vegetable stick pack?【Taste test】 8 views
      The hidden meaning of the U.S. Air Force’s “shake and fries” patch in Japan 6 views
      30 squeal-tasticly cute bunny GIFs to get you through the weekend! 4 views
      Our reporter can’t resist mystery of always-shut door being open on Tokyo subway station platform 4 views
      Calling all fans of anpan! You can try 20 kinds of anpan at this specialty shop in Asakusa 4 views
      We test out the “chairless magic chair” that allows you to sit whenever, wherever you want 3 views

      That’s a lot of content for very few views, kind of like the Hat and Hair youtube playlist

      • Brochettaward

        That reminds me, I have to down vote your latest video.

    • Not Adahn

      This is why chocolate with excessive solids content doesn’t taste as strongly as chocolate with less.

  8. CPRM

    This theory states that if you were to eat ramen out of a metal container while sitting in a bathtub full of water, it will taste “bad.”

    Why is that a thing anyone would ever do? Oh yeah, Japan.

  9. Brochettaward

    Reading the morning links – the Chik-fil-a story is bullshit. It’s a bunch of lefties who already loathe the company because of politics latching onto any little thing they can. No one, not one person, is going to stop going to there because of that tweet. But companies panic when the prog twitterati play this game. They aren’t your customers and they already hate you, just ignore them.

    • CPRM

      +50 ‘If we add a salad or veggie burger these people that hate us will finally love us!’

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      Good advice but corporate board members and CEOs will shit their pants at the drop of a hat.

    • Timeloose

      Watch out for the butterfly effect.

    • robodruid

      People are odd.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      Fox is bugging this guy over this? They’re fucking worthless.

  10. Gender Traitor

    Good morning, Sean, Stinky, and ‘bodru!

    Not much going on today at my job, as far as I know – try to figure out when one employee’s address changed and she started having some local tax withheld erroneously, and eventually sort the mail that couldn’t be delivered yesterday because the front door was locked and no one answered the doorbell. 🙄

    My life is a veritable roller coaster of excitement. 😐

    • rhywun

      The more they pull this shit, the more obvious it becomes that Orange and friends were right.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        Yep and we’re lumped in by these people with the MAGAs along with the oldschool principled leftists. I don’t think our political ineffectiveness will save us anymore.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      By the way, anyone know if his pillows are worth a damn? They have a big stack of them at the local discount mart and I’m thinking about picking one up.

      • The Hyperbole

        My parents bought me a couple a few years ago. they are meh, there’s nothing wrong with them but they weren’t life changing or anything, if they are more expensive than your average pillow I’d pass.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        Gracias, they’re overstock at a place called Ollie’s. For fifteen bucks I might give one a try, necks been bothering me with my current one.

    • robodruid

      Notice who they are not going after? “Established republicans”?
      Following the logic here, they should have gone after Lindsey Gram’s phones as well.

      • Gender Traitor

        How long until Rand gets raided?

      • Grosspatzer

        3, 2, 1…

    • Grosspatzer

      I most likely won’t be around for the endgame, but my kids will have to deal with it. It won’t be pretty, these things never end without violence

  11. Grosspatzer

    Mornin’, reprobates

    • Gender Traitor

      Good morning, ‘patzie! How are you and all of yours today?

      • Grosspatzer

        I am cranky from waking up at 3AM for work the past two days. OTOH there is a Carolina Wren singing his fool head off, and real loud. Number one son got a clean bill of health from the doc, Mrs. Patzer is keeping to her new dieting regimen. I get to shop at Whole Foods now for all the organic shit, and much to my surprise every pretty young lady in Northern Bergen County seems to shop there. I haven’t mentioned this to Mrs. Patzer, wouldn’t want her to go off the diet.

      • Gender Traitor

        Hmmm….if those pretty young ladies are experienced Whole Foods shoppers, they might be happy to help you locate the quinoa (KEEN-wah.) Just sayin’.

      • Grosspatzer

        No quinoa, but have discovered Wild Rice, straight from Minnesoda. That is now my favorite grain.

      • Gender Traitor

        Oh, yeah – good stuff, but kinda pricey on its own. I’ve only ever had it blended with long grain white or brown rice.

      • Grosspatzer

        Well worth the price. Tasty, firm textured, and loaded with nutrients, unlike “real” rice.

      • UnCivilServant

        “‘ts Quin-Oh-Ah” – How I always read it mentally.

        Took me forever to figure out what those snobby TV folks was sayin.

      • Gender Traitor

        On the other hand, if you find the gal who finds it adorable when you pronounce it “QUEEN-oh,” you might just have a keeper.

      • rhywun

        I get to shop at Whole Foods now for all the organic shit

        Doctor’s orders? Someone tell zer that organic is a crock.

      • Grosspatzer

        Domestic tranquility dictates silence.

      • rhywun

        Ha sure. I meant the doctor.

  12. DEG

    Mornin’ everyone!

    Off to the gym.

    NH Primary results are a mixed bag. More results will come in as counting and reporting continues today.

  13. Yusef drives a Kia

    Howdy from Manistee!
    Another beautiful day in store for us,
    Hope y’allins doing well,
    😎

    • Grosspatzer

      Mornin’, Yusef! Tall Covfefe!

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        Sup patzie! And GT too!
        2 more days til my road trip,
        I’m antsy as all get out.

      • Gender Traitor

        Bon voyage, Yu!

  14. Not Adahn

    Gun goodies convergence!

    The SIG is in Menands, and the glasses are in Albany!

    Of course, there will have to be negotiations re: trading in the SIG for a CZ…

    • UnCivilServant

      When I lived in Watervliet I would occassionally drive surface streets to reach the office in downtown Albany. The only visible indicator you changed cities between Watervliet, Menands, and Albany was the street sign says so. It was all one city from an urban landscape perspective.

      • l0b0t

        LOL… Florida’s East coast seems like an unbroken strip mall from Jacksonville down to South Miami.

      • UnCivilServant

        Never been to the east coast, only the panhandle.

      • rhywun

        The Jersey coast is like that too.