Thursday Afternoon Links

by | Nov 10, 2022 | Daily Links | 380 comments

HERO TEEN KILLS HOME INVADERS: Sheriff Gonzalez said three masked men tried to force their way into a home, occupied by an adult woman and three minors, when one 17-year-old opened fire on the assailants. Two of the men reportedly were pronounced dead at the scene, and the third escaped in a dark-colored 4-door sedan.

“LATE EARLY” BALLOTS BLAMED FOR AZ ELECTION RESULT DELAY: The early ballots that came in on Election Day itself are known in some places as “late earlies,” the counting of which has been known to hold up tabulation. “They have to be signature checked, scanned first, then processed by a bipartisan board before they can be counted,” said former Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell.

SOTOMAYOR REFUSES STAY OF NYC EMPLOYEE VAX MANDATE: NYC employees filed an emergency application to Sotomayor requesting that SCOTUS temporarily stop the city from enforcing the vaccine mandate while the group challenges the city in the federal Second Circuit court of appeals.

CONGRESSCRITTER MAXINE WATERS WANTS MORE CRYPTO REGULATIONS, OVERSIGHT: Maxine Waters, chair of the United States House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, pushed for additional federal oversight of crypto trading platforms and consumer protection amid FTX facing liquidity issues.

BUSINESSES THREATEN TO LEAVE IF CITY DOESN’T FIX HOMELESS PROBLEM: City numbers show Long Beach’s unhoused population surged 62% since 2020 and overall property crime in Downtown is up 23% this year. In October, the city even temporarily closed the $48 million Billie Jean King Main Library due to security concerns.

CYNICS, THE REAL WINNER OF THE ELECTION: Cynics had another great Election Day on Tuesday… almost all the politicians who trampled the Constitution got re-elected. Take that, Stoics.

KFC APOLOGIZES AFTER KRISTALLNACHT PROMO: KFC has apologised after sending a promotional message to customers in Germany, urging them to commemorate Kristallnacht with cheesy chicken.

FCC WANTS NEW BUREAU, MORE MONEY, MORE SATELLITE REGULATIONS: “Having a bureau devoted to space[…] would go hand-in-hand with efforts to increase staffing and develop new regulations for space systems.” A lovely word salad worthy of VP Harris.

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380 Comments

  1. Count Potato

    “Two Texas men were fatally shot by a teenager armed with a shotgun during an attempted home invasion, according to Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez.”

    Good thing it was in Texas.

    • Tonio

      Absolutely. If it were in NJ the kid and the mom would be facing weapons and child endangerment charges.

      • WTF

        As a NJ resident, I can tell you they akshually wouldn’t.

      • Drake

        Probably not. A woman killed a crazy ex-boyfriend who broke down her door in my old town. State cops called it a good shoot and no charges.

        Your results may vary if closer to NYC.

      • Tonio

        Sorry. I was speaking off-the-cuff. I was looking for a hellish nightmare gun laws state and NJ popped into mind because of your recent article.

      • WTF

        Oh yeah, it makes intuitive sense. But NJ is pretty standard when it comes to use of force and deadly force in your home.

      • Drake

        Now if the cops or DA wanted to be assholes, they could toss the shooter in jail if they found out they used a weapon with a mag greater than 10 rounds or fired hollow points.

      • Sean

        HPs are legal in your home, IIRC.

    • R C Dean

      And this satisfactory result was provided by a shotgun.

      Jus’ sayin’.

      • Chafed

        +1 Mossberg

      • R C Dean

        With some training, he might have gotten the trifecta.

      • Pope Jimbo

        Look, you already have two down. While tempting to go for the rare triple, you want to be sure you have marked where the first two fell and go verify that they are actually dead. Nothing so bad as having a cripple get away because you were being greedy.

    • EvilSheldon

      I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again. For defending a static position, like your home? A shotgun is a damn good choice.

      • R C Dean

        “One and done.”

      • The Last American Hero

        President Mushbrains nods in agreement.

  2. The Late P Brooks

    Fuck Sotomayor and fuck that religious exemption bullshit.

    • Certified Public Asshat

      Sotomayor denied their request without comment and did not consult her colleagues in her decision; she is not required to.

      She’s basically God.

      • Tonio

        She’s the Circuit Justice for the Second Circuit. That means she hears the emergency petitions from that circuit.

      • Certified Public Asshat

        Right, and I am guessing each one of them opts not to give a reason for the decisions they make. I just don’t like seeing it.

      • rhywun

        Ugh why do we have to have her. Can we trade her for a better judge?

      • Chafed

        I’m told she is wise.

      • Fourscore

        Skittles, M & Ms, anything of greater value

      • Old Man With Candy

        She’s actually pretty good on criminal defendant rights.

      • rhywun

        So what you’re saying is at least one of them is worse than her. Yay!

  3. Count Potato

    ““They have to be signature checked, scanned first, then processed by a bipartisan board before they can be counted,” said former Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell.”

    But back when votes were counted by retirees with pencils they got it done by election night.

    • Tonio

      True, that. It’s amazing how as technology improves the counts take longer. Of course there were fewer absentee/mail-in/etc ballots back then, too.

      • Sean

        There’s a bunch of races in CA where it looks like they stopped counting/reporting. (CNN update page)

      • SDF-7

        Yeah — my county results haven’t moved since late at night on the 8th — but the Congressional race between Adam Gray (douche) and Duarte (probable turd sandwich) is reported with different percentages and is supposedly contested on national news reports.

        So I’m really wondering just what the hell is going on at the county level — if they’re sitting on a bunch of mailed in ballots, fine… but update the totals sometimes already. Since those numbers are only 23.6% (which I think is pretty low turnout even for a midterms around here), there’s a lot of possible shenanigans.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      I’d like to see how they validate signatures. I don’t have much faith that anyone can validate thousands of signatures accurately.

      • juris imprudent

        They don’t validate my signature when I sign in to vote in person. All I have to do is sign.

      • Mojeaux

        Back when they had paper registries, they did actually check your signature against your driver’s license. Now they have mini computers and you have to sign with a stylus on the screen. There is zero point in trying to validate that signature. They just scan the barcode on the back of my driver’s license and hand me a ballot.

      • R.J.

        Yes, that is how it happened this year for me too.

      • robc

        Ditto for Colorado.

        What I found weird is there is no set precinct location. Once they scanned, they went to the bin and pulled out the appropriate ballot.

      • juris imprudent

        Ha! You live in a highly modernized precinct – mine is still a paper book.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        They don’t check at mine either, but I think being in-person at least eliminates the less brazen cheaters.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        Also, overly strict signature validation could be a problem too. My signature has evolved over the years, and it always depends on the type of paper and pen used, what the underlying surface is, too much masturbation, etc. I take little comfort in the idea is that a signature is enough to validate.

      • grrizzly

        No signatures here, no IDs. The only security measure taken on Tuesday was asking me for my full name after I had given them my address. That makes the process so much more serious. In September when I voted in the primary I was asked if I was *my first name*, I replied yep and got a ballot.

  4. UnCivilServant

    MAXINE WATERS WANTS MORE

    Isn’t she one of those with the Innsmouth look? Don’t the folk if Innsmouth always want more?

    • Tonio

      That’s Chicago Mayor Lori Lighfoot. “Auntie Maxine” as the left likes to call her is the annoying scrawny old church lady who bangs on your door Sunday morning when you have the worst hangover of your life.

      • UnCivilServant

        I seem to recall pictures of Maxine where she had a distinctly frog-like visage distinct from the walleyed fishy aspect of Mayor Lightfoot.

      • Tres Cool

        I don’t know for certain, but based on her appearance, I think she gets her wigs from thrift stores.

      • R.J.

        So apt.

    • juris imprudent

      Wonder if Maxine got one of this guy’s checks?

      The crisis has demolished Bankman-Fried’s public image as a go-to resource for policymakers writing rules for crypto — a reputation that was built on his willingness to write multimillion dollar checks to boost Democrats.

  5. UnCivilServant

    urging them to commemorate Kristallnacht with cheesy chicken.

    Wot?

    • Ted S.

      I’d have expected that link from OMWC.

      • SDF-7

        Nah — he’d be looking for the story where they were pushing sugar glass and rock candies out of the van.

    • R C Dean

      I think that’s not kosher. Which is nice.

      • Not Adahn

        Really? You’d think some of those talmudians would know that chickens don’t give milk.

      • R C Dean

        I defer to our resident (((Chosen People))) for these nuances.

  6. Shiny Nerfherder

    The fast food chain sent an app alert on Wednesday, saying: “It’s memorial day for Kristallnacht! Treat yourself with more tender cheese on your crispy chicken. Now at KFCheese!”

    I have no issue with this OTHER THAN PUTTING CHEESE ON YOUR FRIED CHICKEN

    • Certified Public Asshat

      Definitely not kosher.

    • Ted S.

      What about putting pineapple on fried chicken?

      • Zwak. who's suit is as ragged as his nerves.

        Kosher

    • Count Potato

      What if it’s in a sandwich?

      Some people thought it was weird I put honey on fried chicken.

      • Count Potato

        By sandwich, I mean an actual sandwich, not a “fried chicken sandwich”.

    • Pine_Tree

      These always make me think it’s a disgruntled soon-to-be-former employee or contractor who’s blowing up the company’s rep on the way out the door. And their supervisor is too dumb to catch it, if they’re even looking.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      At least it’s not Kentucky Fried Pork.

      • Nephilium

        I think you’re missing a couple of letters there. The band is KMFDM.

      • rhywun

        inorite?

      • Michael Malaise

        Kill Mother Fucking Depeche Mode.

      • Nephilium

        No pity for the majority.

      • Zwak, who taser's the chimp with the razor.

        Karl Marx Found Dead/Masturbating

      • Bobarian LMD

        There can be only one!

    • SDF-7

      Wait until you see the ads Brita has planned for their shower hardware….

      • Grosspatzer

        I’ll bet they are comedy gold.

    • B.P.

      But it’s tender cheese.

  7. The Late P Brooks

    “The city never justified why an unvaccinated stripper can spend hours in close proximity to customers in an indoor venue, while a city sanitation worker cannot pick up refuse, outside, with virtually no person-to-person contact absent a vaccination that violates his religious convictions,” the brief said.

    What the fuck does religion have to do with it? Is this America, or isn’t it?

    • hayeksplosives

      We couldn’t keep it.

      • Yusef drives a Kia

        But democracy is safe, right?

    • SDF-7

      Yeah, that’s one point that bugged me through the whole vax mandate saga last year. From my perspective, the first amendment “freedom of religion” really should be taken as how they wrote “freedom of conscience” or “freedom of thought”. You don’t need to have a priest’s permission or be in an organized group to have a fundamental disagreement with the government, and overriding a citizen’s free will should have a high bar (involving NAP in a perfect world, probably… I’m no jurist).

      Right up there with the “you aren’t a journalist if you aren’t credentialed!” argument they try to make to shut down bloggers, police auditors, etc. Twits.

  8. Count Potato

    “Maxine Waters, chair of the United States House of Representatives Financial Services Committee”

    Yes, this is very stable genius we want in charge of money.

  9. Rebel Scum

    “LATE EARLY” BALLOTS

    What a fascinating term.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      That judge disallowing the polls to stay open after there were issues likely killed her chances. Not illicit fuckery but fuckery nevertheless.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t it the tabulators that were down? Couldn’t people still submit their ballots to have them tabulated later? Or are you worried that those votes will be discarded altogether?

      • Tonio

        I’m not sure wheter in-person voting is via touchscreen, or physical scanned ballot. But as I’ve said before, there is no reason why they shouldn’t have an emergency plan for each precinct — pre-printed paper ballots that can be filled out by flashlight and counted later. That should be a universal precaution.

    • Plisade

      Festina lente.

    • Tres Cool

      white-hispanic

  10. Count Potato

    “urging them to commemorate Kristallnacht with cheesy chicken”

    I did not see that coming.

    • The Other Kevin

      You’re right several times over. You had me on the third right.

      • WTF

        At least they weren’t promoting chicken and luftwaffles.

      • juris imprudent

        Cue the clucks clan.

      • Michael Malaise

        +6 million, give or take a mil.

      • SDF-7

        I’m glad I checked ahead — I was goering to make the same joke…

      • Ownbestenemy

        True to form Swiss should stay out of this pun thread

      • juris imprudent

        It’s germane that he isn’t rushin’ to polish this off.

      • R.J.

        Do they serve the dark meat meal on a brown triangular plate?

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      They should have suggested washing it down with a cold lager.

  11. The Late P Brooks

    Tonio on November 10, 2022 at 3:07 pm
    True, that. It’s amazing how as technology improves the counts take longer. Of course there were fewer absentee/mail-in/etc ballots back then, too.

    How do you not have a running tally?

  12. Stinky Wizzleteats

    Sotomayor is an overweight alcoholic not in the greatest of health kinda old leftist. Of course she wasn’t going to issue a stay.

    • hayeksplosives

      But she is a wise Latina. Or Latinx. Whatever—I’ve heard it both ways.

      • dbleagle

        I don’t know about alcoholism, but she is a diabetic who was pissed when certain Justii would not wear masks in conference.

      • Zwak, who taser's the chimp with the razor.

        Are you sure it’s a woman? I mean, you are not a biologist!

  13. Rebel Scum

    Cynics had another great Election Day on Tuesday.

    I try to manage/moderate my expectations.

  14. Tonio

    I’m disappointed in you people. There is an easy snark all teed up for you and nobody is taking it. Swiss glares at your FOR punning, I glare at you for NOT punning.

    • R.J.

      Wut

  15. Rebel Scum

    The fast food chain sent an app alert on Wednesday, saying: “It’s memorial day for Kristallnacht! Treat yourself with more tender cheese on your crispy chicken. Now at KFCheese!”

    I didn’t know that Jews were the secret ingredient.

    • Tres Cool

      What happened to the days of the Coon Chicken Inn ?

  16. Rebel Scum

    We must destroy the Jewish MAGA menace.

    Reporter: “How does the president assess the state of U.S. democracy?”

    KJP: “He believes our democracy is still under threat and the American people have to defend it. One election will not change that. There is still work to be done.”

    So the solution is final.

    • Raven Nation

      “He believes our democracy is still under threat”

      Well, that’s true.

    • Hyperion

      I’m still awaiting the day when someone tells these morons it’s a Republic.

      • SDF-7

        That would immediately get them flagged by the FBI.

      • R C Dean

        Except not really, anymore.

  17. Semi-Spartan Dad

    KFC messed up, but it sounds like an honest mistake so you apologize, move on, and screw anyone that wants to blow it up further.

    “We understand and respect the gravity and history of this day, and remain committed to equity, inclusion and belonging for all,” the company finished by saying.

    Nevermind. Live by the DEI sword, die by the DEI sword. They deserve whatever they get.

    • R C Dean

      I see no end to my multi-decade avoidance of KFC.

      • Zwak, who taser's the chimp with the razor.

        Why do you hate coleslaw?

    • rhywun

      Hard 🙄.

      Your mistake has nothing to do with “equity, inclusion and belonging”, you morans.

  18. The Other Kevin

    I’m kind of happy there wasn’t a red wave. I’d rather not deal with Antifa riots keeping me from hockey practice. Hopefully the Republicans quietly win both houses and the left doesn’t really notice.

    • R C Dean

      Why would the left care? It’s the Repubs, fer cryin’ out loud. ’

  19. B.P.

    From the Cynics article…

    “According to an Associated Press analysis, 44% of voters “say the future of democracy was their primary consideration.” This is almost as many as those listing inflation as their top issue.”

    Democratic consultants have the easiest jobs in the world. “Tell them it’s either vote for you or the nation will collapse due to an uprising of painted dudes in Order of the Water Buffalo hats.”

    • WTF

      And it doesn’t matter if it’s true because 95% of the media will propagandize for you.

    • rhywun

      They’re laughing themselves all the way to the bank, that’s for sure. “Can you believe they fell for that shit, Ralph?” “No way, Herb.”

  20. Rebel Scum

    The blue ballot dump bump.

    In the Georgia Senate race, a large batch of ballots for Georgia Democrat Senator Warnock was dropped that placed him in the lead, and then the votes after that point in time were near all the same proportion of Warnock to Walker votes. This drop gave Senator Warnock the lead and may have prevented GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker from winning the race outright.

    • WTF

      Not at all suspicious. This of course is how Warnock will “win” the runoff.

    • R C Dean

      Maricopa also had an “historic” number of ballots dropped off on Election Day. I think they were referring to junk mail ballots dropped off at polling places. Nothing suspicious there.

  21. Tres Cool

    ‘Shooting suspect, 17, had access to firearms in home. Kills two.”

    • juris imprudent

      Tomorrow’s NYT headline today.

  22. Rebel Scum

    “The GOP put another house negro in congress.” – Dems

    Third time’s the charm for Farmington Hills businessman and veteran John James in his hopes to occupy some form of political office.

    As projected by multiple news organizations and analysts Wednesday morning, James is expected to keep his lead and become Michigan’s 10th U.S. House district representative with 48.8% of the vote being reported. His Democratic opponent, retired judge Carl Marlinga, trailed with 48.3% of the vote.

  23. Zwak. who's suit is as ragged as his nerves.

    Get ‘rypto’d with ‘Peach Fo-Fi!!!

  24. Certified Public Asshat

    I can’t stop thinking about the alternate timeline where it actually was a red wave and hardcore republicans defunded military aid to Ukraine- Putin takes Ukraine- then invades Poland and brings us into WWIII— David Hogg ☮️ (@davidhogg111) November 10, 2022

    Anti-gun, pro-military aid to Ukraine is really a very special kind of stupid.

    • Hyperion

      Warmongering with a peace sign in your Twatter handle is a special kind of special stupid.

    • WTF

      Why the fuck would Putin try to invade a NATO country? Especially after the serious underperformance of his army in Ukraine. Hogg really is a special kind of stupid.

      • Rebel Scum

        Little Davey isn’t known for being logical.

      • slumbrew

        Harvard’s finest

    • SDF-7

      Haven’t we already sent substantially more than the total Russian military spend to Ukraine already? I mean… just how bottomless is the Well of Cash supposed to have to be to ensure all the right beaks get wet *cough* *cough* … um, to ensure Ukraine has a fighting chance?

      • juris imprudent

        Do you still have something left? Then we haven’t spent enough!

    • Raven Nation

      I imagine the gun-grabbers who hitched their wagons to this guy’s star are shaking their heads.

      His pic should be in the dictionary next to the definition of useful idiot.

      • juris imprudent

        I question the useful part of that formulation.

    • rhywun

      The hive mind has told them they must support endless war in Ukraine and by gum they are going to do just that.

    • Michael Malaise

      “hardcore republicans defunded military aid”

      Like Lindsay Graham. Or Mitch McConnell.

  25. The Late P Brooks

    Totally legit

    The IRS and the Treasury Department on Thursday urged the Supreme Court against blocking a lower court ruling requiring the agencies to turn over years of former President Donald Trump’s federal tax returns to Congress.

    The IRS and Treasury in a legal brief said that Trump’s emergency request for a delay “cannot satisfy the demanding standard for that extraordinary relief.”

    ——-

    The IRS and the Treasury Department on Thursday urged the Supreme Court against blocking a lower court ruling requiring the agencies to turn over years of former President Donald Trump’s federal tax returns to Congress.

    The IRS and Treasury in a legal brief said that Trump’s emergency request for a delay “cannot satisfy the demanding standard for that extraordinary relief.”

    ——-

    In the filing Thursday, U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, acting as the lawyer for Treasury and the IRS, wrote that the federal appeals court “correctly held” that the request for the tax records by the committee’s chairman provided a “legitimate legislative purpose.”

    Purely for educational purposes. No salacious intent. And they definitely won’t be hand delivering copies to WaPo and the NYT.

    • Certified Public Asshat

      Uh, why does the IRS get a say in this?

      • Ownbestenemy

        And why are they for it….

      • juris imprudent

        They are obliged by law to provide to the Ways and Means chair any tax information requested.

      • Ownbestenemy

        What I am getting at is why stick your nose in it? All thier lawyer should say is we will follow U.S.C blah blah unless otherwise order by the courts. Not to actively urge the case in one way or the other

      • juris imprudent

        This isn’t even an argument save for Trump – who does not want his real income disclosed, lest it undermine his mirage of wealth.

  26. Mojeaux

    It’s gonna get cold and rainy/snowy here in the next couple of days and the temp just dropped from 70 to 50 in about 3 hours, so… My office Christmas tree is up and there is pine scent on my candle warmer and there is Christmas music in my ears. All I need now is magic cookie bars. Alas, I have no graham crackers.

    • SDF-7

      Sheesh… let Thanksgiving breath a little!

      I know, I know…. onion on my belt and all that…

      • Mojeaux

        Thanksgiving

        I don’t recognize this word. What is this, please?

      • juris imprudent

        The day before the official start of Christmas shopping.

      • Mojeaux

        We’re having Tryptophan Day at Cracker Barrel this year. 3 elderly ladies, one couple and kid in a house where there is no room to entertain, and one retired couple whose children and granchildren are all with the spouses’ families.

        NOBODY HAS TO COOK OR CLEAN WOOOOO!!!

      • juris imprudent

        We may opt for a local restaurant (again) ourselves. Though I do miss the leftovers then.

      • Mojeaux

        I cook a turkey breast and box trimmings (dressing, spuds, etc) the next day. Quick’n’dirty pseudo Tday so I can have leftovers.

    • Rebel Scum

      It’s not even Thanksgiving…

  27. Tundra

    KFC has apologised after sending a promotional message to customers in Germany, urging them to commemorate Kristallnacht with cheesy chicken.

    Come on. Anything that fucking retarded must be intentional.

    • Dr. Fronkensteen

      Considering that you can’t say anything about the Nazis without being thought as one, it’s possible that the people in charge of KFC’s promotions simply didn’t know what it was about. To them this promotion meant as much as a President’s day sale. Just a thought.

      • MikeS

        Exactly. The explanation in the article is perfectly plausible. It was an automated message tied into a national observances calendar. Of all the things to get outraged about, this is one of the dumber ones. Bold statement, I know.

      • R C Dean

        That only works if Kristallnacht is an observed holiday.

      • rhywun

        Narrator: It is not a “holiday” in Germany.

      • grrizzly
      • MikeS

        Germany takes the 9 November anniversary of Kristallnacht (the night of broken glass) seriously, with numerous memorial events and discussions scheduled to reflect the Nazis’ murder of more than six million Jewish people.

      • R.J.

        And they eat some fried chicken.

      • MikeS

        With cheese if they’re smart!

      • rhywun

        Went by completely unremarked when I lived there. Times change, I guess.

      • Ownbestenemy

        Almost sounded like in memoriam of, not celebration of. But everyone is so far up their own asses nowadays

      • Semi-Spartan Dad

        Then a firing for incompetence is certainly in order. I’m very careful to look up unfamiliar holidays before I comment on them to an international client. Anyone in business development, which definitely includes Marketing, should be taking this very basic first step.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        If you didn’t know any better, you’d think that Krisallnacht sounds like a pretty swanky event.

    • Tonio

      Thanks, KK!

    • slumbrew

      Zoom for the inveterate drunks, weirdos, …

      You can just use ‘Glibs’.

      • juris imprudent

        Working that thesaurus!

      • R C Dean

        Euphemism accepted.

    • Rebel Scum

      inveterate drunks, weirdos, and people with Friday off

      Two of these apply to me.

      • rhywun

        I wish I had tomorrow off, too.

  28. Certified Public Asshat

    Ice cream cake for dinner it is 🥰🎂 piping design brought to you by the kids. pic.twitter.com/rJTJNZh1yd— Gisele Barreto Fetterman (@giselefetterman) November 10, 2022

    So she is trying to get his senate seat.

    • MikeS

      Aaron Robert
      @aaronrobertmaxa

      Your face just reads of happiness, and I’m overjoyed for you and the family! 💙 I’m tearing up typing this, because you all deserve a little family time to yourselves now. Hope you enjoyed your “dinner.” 🍰 We love you, Senator!

      🤢🤮🤢🤮

      • rhywun

        What the hell is wrong with people.

      • Sean

        They suck.

      • Michael Malaise

        Sycophants are the worst.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      I didn’t realize Fetterman had a Brazilian.

      • juris imprudent

        That lump is smooth.

      • R C Dean

        “Like a turtle shell.”

    • B.P.

      It’s nice that the Dems feed ice cream to all of their invalids in powerful positions.

  29. Drake

    I thought NYC already lost the COVID mandate case and has to give them back pay?

    • kinnath

      That was limited to a couple dozen sanitation workers I think. This is other NYC employees thinking that there is precedent to kill the mandate they are facing.

      • rhywun

        What is this word “precedent”?

        /every judge

  30. The Late P Brooks

    Now I kind of want KFC.

    • kinnath

      I am still fucking craving soft ginger cookies. I need to find a source ASAP.

      • Mojeaux

        *points to the oven*

      • kinnath

        That assumes the necessary ingredients are in the house and that I have the time to bake.

      • pistoffnick

        …time to bake.

        The guy who spends months per batch of mead doesn’t have time ginger cookies? ;^)

      • Ownbestenemy

        We just gonna roll with KFC…

    • Michael Malaise

      Once upon a time, Kay Jewelers did a TV spot with a couple and the girl was deaf. If they had made her say the “every kiss begins with Kay” tagline in her best Marlee Matlin-voice I would’ve ran right out and spent at least $5k on jewelry. But alas, they weren’t clever enough.

  31. DEG

    Gonzalez said three masked men tried to force their way into a home, occupied by an adult woman and three minors, when one 17-year-old opened fire on the assailants. Two of the men reportedly were pronounced dead at the scene, and the third escaped in a dark-colored 4-door sedan.

    That kid did good.

    “When people are told to drop off their early ballot on Election Day, those can’t be counted that night. You can’t just run them through a machine. They have to be signature checked, scanned first, then processed by a bipartisan board before they can be counted,” said former Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell.

    I see opportunities for fraud here.

    “The city never justified why an unvaccinated stripper can spend hours in close proximity to customers in an indoor venue, while a city sanitation worker cannot pick up refuse, outside, with virtually no person-to-person contact absent a vaccination that violates his religious convictions,” the brief said.

    I think the justification is BFYTW.

    That reorganization, she said, would give satellite licensing and regulatory work greater prominence and access to more resources

    Of course. Bureaucrats gotta go grow their empire.

    • R.J.

      Bureaucrats gotta bureaucreate?

    • rhywun

      Yeah, when you work for the city you have to take them fucking with you at their whim along with the paycheck.

  32. Ownbestenemy

    Looks like my next battle will be forced testing if my manager deems I was in close contact….anywhere. how a manager can make a medical decision is beyond me.

    • juris imprudent

      Why not – your doctor will advise you on having guns in your home.

    • R.J.

      Close contact with what? Incompetence? Flu?

  33. The Late P Brooks

    I am still fucking craving soft ginger cookies. I need to find a source ASAP.

    I was just at the store a little while ago, and I forgot to look for ginger snaps. That’s what I get for not writing things down.

    “I just need to grab some milk and a couple of other things.” Forty bucks. Thanks, President I-did-this.

  34. The Late P Brooks

    Trump deserves some credit, too. He was on board for the first tranche or two of helicopter money.

  35. DEG

    Project Veritas’ latest

    Project Veritas released a new video today exposing an educator working at a prestigious Connecticut private school, Iman Rasti, for sexually-explicit statements he made about his current high school students.

    Rasti, who oversees Greens Farms Academy’s Writing Center, teaches Middle School English, and is the Seventh Grade Dean, was recorded fantasizing about young female pupils. He even admits that his thoughts could get him in trouble at work.

    “That possibly means me losing my job, my reputation — it’s way too risky. Like, one thing they [students] do these days, they sit down in front of me, they purposefully sit down somewhere in the class that is literally directly in front of me. They spread their legs wide open and that is just brutal. Brutal,” Rasti said.

    • Lackadaisical

      Not even highschool bro? gross.

  36. The Other Kevin

    “NYC employees filed an emergency application to Sotomayor requesting that SCOTUS temporarily stop the city from enforcing the vaccine mandate while the group challenges the city in the federal Second Circuit court of appeals.”

    So, give us Covid amnesty while we keep doing the same thing. Forgive us for punching you in the face while we keep punching you in the face.

  37. Count Potato

    Reposting:

    “DHS censorship machine targeted 22 million tweets, used 120 speech flaggers, scrubbed 15 platforms, and throttled dozens of “emerging election narratives” using a chat app.

    #DHSLeaks was just the tip of an iceberg. Full report here:”

    https://twitter.com/FFO_Freedom/status/1590529363942203392

    “DHS Censorship Agency Had Strange First Mission: Banning Speech That Casts Doubt On ‘Red Mirage, Blue Shift’ Election Events”

    https://foundationforfreedomonline.com/11-9-22.html

    • Shiny Nerfherder

      We are totally and completely steeped in propaganda.

  38. The Other Kevin

    This morning he said he’d do this, and here is the headline at Breitbart not 12 hours later:

    “Scott Adams: China-controlled TikTok Helped Democrats Win on Abortion with Women”

    • Count Potato

      I also think the commercials and unchallenged talking heads saying that Republicans wanted to cut Medicare and Social Security made a difference.

      • R.J.

        Republicans should have hired Jimmy JJ Walker to make their case.

      • rhywun

        And yet the actually truthful ads accusing Dems of being pro-crime didn’t seem to go anywhere.

  39. The Late P Brooks

    Project Veritas released a new video today exposing an educator working at a prestigious Connecticut private school, Iman Rasti, for sexually-explicit statements he made about his current high school students.

    /em>

    I’m not seeing a problem here. Unless they have proof that he is committing some sort of crime I don’t get what they’re trying to prove.

    Teenage girls have nice asses. That’s not exactly revelatory. They also have a tendency to flaunt their new found powers.

    • slumbrew

      Yeah, mentioning that teenage girls flash their panties in class doesn’t make him some monster. Get back to me if he does something instead of

      • slumbrew

        … just having impure thoughts.

      • juris imprudent

        Jimmie Carter nods sagely.

    • Lackadaisical

      7th grade? That may or may not even be teenaged. Now, are some girls like this? Maybe, but I can’t imagine being seriously tempted by it.

      • slumbrew

        Just briefly scrubbed through the video and I thought the subtitles read “15”, but perhaps I was mistaken.

      • Lackadaisical

        Yeah I hadn’t listened all the way through, he said 16.

        They presented it as though he is a middle-school teacher, but, to be fair to veritas, they did start it off with ” his current high school students.”.

      • slumbrew

        Post-pubescent girls are attractive, film at 11.

        I wouldn’t have some extended conversation about how those little mixes are giving me the horn with their panty-flashing, but male teachers finding post-pubescent girls attractive isn’t some new development.

        Just don’t do anything about it and it’ll be fine.

      • juris imprudent

        C’mon – you’re ignoring the angle they’re playing: muslim sounding name (whether he is or isn’t).

      • slumbrew

        There’s that, too.

        Still a nothing-burger.

        (but maybe don’t talk so much about how the teenagers make you horny, dude)

      • Lackadaisical

        Okay, its clear he could be talking about highschool students. Not such a big deal to me now, though it is obvious you should talk about it I guess.

      • Lackadaisical

        Should not*

  40. The Other Kevin

    Looks like the Arizona counting will go on through the weekend. Expect a few burst water pipes.

    • Count Potato

      Can’t they be more creative, like a loose tiger or something?

      • Penguin

        Tyger, tyger burning bright
        amongst the ballots received at night.

      • Mojeaux

        Baked, can you email me? moriah at moriahjovan dot com.

        Thanks!

      • Penguin

        Mojeaux, it’s sent.

  41. Lackadaisical

    ‘SOTOMAYOR REFUSES STAY OF NYC EMPLOYEE VAX MANDATE’

    As usual only skeptical of police powers of the state. womp womp.

  42. The Other Kevin

    I’m getting a lot of emails about pre-Black Friday sales. Is this normal? I’m wondering if retailers are worried about a bad holiday shopping season.

    • Lackadaisical

      Totally normal.

      ‘I’m wondering if retailers are worried about a bad holiday shopping season.’
      they always are a little.

      • R C Dean

        I think this year is going to be bad. People have already run up their credit cards.

  43. juris imprudent

    I like this – good defense against both progressives and national-good-conservatives.

    Recently, a rabbi who knows of my work promoting civic education in our schools asked me, “Are you an American first or a Jew first?”

    At first, I didn’t know how to respond. After a moment, I said, “Well, I am Jack Miller first. I was born in America and love it for the freedom I have to achieve my goals through my own abilities and hard work. I also was born a Jew, which has taught me how to live a good life and be responsible to myself and others.”

  44. Count Potato

    “EXCLUSIVE: Warren Beatty accuser, 63, tells how he ‘raped and sodomized her on the set of film The Parallax View when she was a 14-year-old virgin and he was 36’ – in shocking video where she says she was emotionally damaged for life”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11413997/Warren-Beatty-accuser-tells-raped-sodomized-set-Parallax-View-1973.html

    “Woman suing Hollywood star Warren Beatty, 85, for ‘sexually assaulting her when she was 14’ is also claiming 49 ‘John Does’ – which could include his agents, representatives and employees – are ‘responsible’ for his behaviour”

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11413999/Woman-suing-Warren-Beatty-85-claims-49-John-Does-responsible-behaviour.html

    People should just ignore it if it’s from that long ago.

    • juris imprudent

      First paragraph I’m thinking, wasn’t that 50 years ago?

      • DEG

        Yes.

        And I smell bullshit.

    • R C Dean

      I have to believe the statute of limitations has run on that claim. Civil claims usually have a statute for minors of age of majority plus two years.

  45. Fourscore

    In long ago times there were seasonally unemployed men in the Twin Cities, mostly single men, miners and ore boat workers, that didn’t operate in the winter. Some had a problem with the booze, some didn’t. Many went to the main library in Mpls and read during the day. It was warm, quiet and no one bothered them. They weren’t homeless, they had a cheap flop house but wanted to get away from the more chaotic scene on Washington Ave.

    Anyway, Washington Ave got cleaned up, unemployment benefits helped keep some in the towns where they worked. A lot or at least some were well read while waiting to go back to their jobs. Homeless maybe but not derelicts.

    • Tundra

      We’re too compassionate for that now, Fourscore.

  46. juris imprudent

    The rest of the money they’d just waste.

    A survey from Intelligent.com found that 73 percent of borrowers who have their student debt reduced plan to spend their extra money on non-essentials such as travel, eating out, and new technology. Thirty-six percent said they’d buy a new gaming system, and 27 percent said they’d gamble with the extra money.

    • The Other Kevin

      “and 27 percent said they’d gamble with the extra money”

      They got lucky the first time, why not let it ride.

    • Lackadaisical

      I mean, isn’t that obvious?

      What kind of person has unpaid loans like this? Where did the money go that they could have paid it off with?

      • rhywun

        I blew so much student loan money on cassette tapes… Really I should have been more embarrassed. Paid it off though, eventually.

      • R.J.

        Were they quality metal tapes, or just bulk Radio Shack trash?

      • slumbrew

        Live, or Memorex?

      • R.J.

        #TDKforlife

      • rhywun

        For blanks, yeah. I meant pre-recorded. I didn’t have a CD player yet.

      • Gender Traitor

        Back then, my favorite band was Head Cleaner.

      • R.J.

        Did you buy prerecorded tapes off the big wall at Tower Records?

      • rhywun

        No, off a smallish wall at Record Theater. You had to reach through holes in the plastic guard and drop them onto a conveyor belt that ran to the checkout counter.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        Columbia House?

      • rhywun

        Did that a couple times.

    • EvilSheldon

      Video games, eating out, and new iPhones. Basically the millennial version of hookers, blow, and poker.

    • Michael Malaise

      The Chump Effect, staring me and you, if you paid off your debt. It took me 24 years.

    • EvilSheldon

      These are the experts we’re supposed to trust.

    • Tres Cool

      Ive always loved how they skirted the issue about alcohol being a “drug”. I guess the FDA still won’t (cant) play in the ATF’s backyard.
      See also- nicotine or caffeine.

      • juris imprudent

        You think the Hatfields and McCoys feuded? Just get two bureaucracies into a turf war.

      • Tres Cool

        Oh one of the largest polluters in the US is the DoD, and EPA has sued them many times.
        And nothing else happened.

    • Fourscore

      “In for a billion, in for another half billion”

      My ex could have learned from these people.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      At this point what difference does it make?

  47. B.P.

    The Dow gained 1,200 points today. All of the headlines say it’s because inflation cooled to 7.7 percent. Expectations are pretty low out there.

    • robodruid

      If you hemorrhage the strategic petroleum reserve, it can make a difference.
      Only had to last till this week.

      • Tres Cool

        I dont want to go all Alex Jones, but getting rid of the petroleum reserve is by design. It weakens us a a nation if say, some shit should break out.

  48. The Late P Brooks

    The Dow gained 1,200 points today. All of the headlines say it’s because inflation cooled to 7.7 percent. Expectations are pretty low out there.

    Maybe they (the “smart” money) figure the pressure is off the Fed to keep raising rates, and Powell will put things on cruise control.

    • R.J.

      So, a GlibZoom?

  49. whiz

    A lovely word salad worthy of VP Harris.

    No, Harris would’ve had shorter words and repeat some of them.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Shorter is not longer. Shorter is not longer

      • DEG

        That’s what she said.

  50. The Late P Brooks

    I think this year is going to be bad. People have already run up their credit cards.

    Auto loan delinquencies are on the rise.

    • Tundra

      I read some scary shit about small business rent delinquencies.

      Shit storm incoming.

      • MikeS

        As in they are happening already, or are expected to?

      • Tundra

        A shocking percentage already behind.

        There are always delinquencies, of course, but it appears to be getting ugly. I’ll try to find the article again.

      • MikeS

        Sounds depressing.

      • Tundra

        Small businesses get fucked the hardest. It absolutely is depressing.

      • MikeS

        Just wait until Biden’s new army of IRS assholes are hired and pointed at us.

      • R C Dean

        To be fair, a lot of small businesses commit tax fraud, with both undeclared income and business deductions for personal expenses. When Mrs. Dean was briefly a business broker, she wouldn’t present financials unless they lined up with the tax returns. Practically none of them did.

      • Tundra

        Practically none of them did.

        So?

      • R.J.

        Taxation IS theft, after all.

      • Semi-Spartan Dad

        I feel really bad for our local family-owned restaurants. They’ve had to increase menu prices at least 50% because of supply costs. And that’s driving their customers away. That’s some hard shit for them to deal with right after recovering from the forced Covid closures.

      • Tundra

        That’s some hard shit for them to deal with right after recovering from the forced Covid closures.

        I’m so fucking tired of ignorant shitheads telling me that you can just pass those costs along.

        No, dumbfucks. Just because the retards distort the supply chain doesn’t mean that market signals go on vacation.

        Fuck.

    • Count Potato

      Was Repo Man ever a Thursday night movie?

      • R.J.

        No, but it could be.

      • juris imprudent

        Doesn’t that risk classing up the joint?

      • R.J.

        Tonight is classy! It’s British!

      • Penguin

        That’d be a good one. Also, Student Bodies if that hasn’t been done.

      • Tundra

        GREAT idea.

        As an aside, am the only one here that’s done that? It wasn’t as fun as the movie, but I did repo a plane once.

      • juris imprudent

        Repo’ed a few cars when I worked in a bank – hard to believe they didn’t outsource that, but then again, they had a dumb college grad willing to do it (with someone who had experience).

      • Tundra

        Yeah, I worked for a finance and leasing company when I first got out of college. We also bought a bunch of portfolios from banks who thought leasing cars would be a sweet and easy way to make money (it’s not)!

        It was a blast, actually. A lot of our stuff was in CA, so we outsourced that. Stuff that was close to home, me and another youngster handled it.

        We had a Porsche go walkabout in CA. I had the most amazing investigator out there who recovered it in Texas, called me from Iowa and delivered it to Minneapolis in the middle of winter. I met the guy, drove him to the airport and then took the car home and put it in my garage (it was a Saturday) We had recently moved into our first house and were getting to know the neighbors. Wonderful neighborhood, but let’s just say that a 911 cabrio was an unusual sighting. In winter. Late on a Saturday night.

        One of my neighbors told me later that he assumed I was a drug dealer!

        Good times.

      • MikeS

        One of my neighbors told me later that he assumed I was a drug dealer!

        And that was before he saw the Porsche!

      • Penguin

        Life of a repo man is always intense.

      • Tundra

        Penguin!

        How’s things, my brother? Still jammin’?

      • MikeS

        A plane?!

      • Tundra

        Piper Cherokee.

        It wasn’t that big of a deal. Just towed it from the field to a secure hanger.

        The giant-assed RV was much more challenging!

      • Gender Traitor

        There was a reality show for about five minutes some time within the last few years about plane repo folks. Got themselves into some dicey situations! 😳

      • Mojeaux

        So my dad, whose day job was as a city insurance adjustor/investigator, and whose night job was as an investigator for a particular law firm, was stealthily called into the bishop’s office at church and asked for a special favor. This favor involved “repo”ing a car of a woman who was trying to get away from her abusive husband. Husband wouldn’t give her her car back. Of course, my dad did it, and happily. He always called it “stealing cars for Jesus.”

      • Tundra

        Not gonna lie, it’s kind of a rush.

      • Tres Cool

        +Harry Dean Stanton

    • Grosspatzer

      I got cold calls from two different Hyundai dealerships today asking if I wanted to trade in my 2019 Elantra for something newer. Sales must really be in the shitter

      • Tundra

        Used cars are non-existent. My dealer back in MN wants my F-150 in the worst way!

      • Grosspatzer

        “My dealer back in MN wants my F-150 in the worst way!”

        No doubt. You can transport a shitload of drugs in an F-150.

      • Tundra

        6.5 foot bed, so yeah.

        Although the MJ is legal in MN now.

      • R C Dean

        I just got a quote on my 2014 FJ Cruiser with 113,000 miles. I disclosed that the airbag and seatbelt idiot lights were on (long story, which I didn’t need to go into). $22,000.

      • Count Potato

        Wow.

      • R C Dean

        A dealer offered $25,000 if we could clear the idiot lights. That would require new front seats, which are practically impossible to find.

      • Tundra

        Sure it’s not the sensor?

      • R C Dean

        100%. It has seats that don’t plug into the car’s wiring.

  51. Pope Jimbo

    Nothing left to cut – pandemic version

    The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) granted the University of Minnesota School of Public Health $2 million in September as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 in response to health care needs identified during the COVID-19 pandemic. This funding led to the University program Minnesota Prepared.

    Pathways to strengthen the public health workforce is a core initiative within Minnesota Prepared. The goal is to establish student internships, case-study competitions and organize a seminar series to best prepare for a potential “pandemic relapse.”

    Assistant professor in the Department of Veterinary Medicine Victoria Hall said as population growth drives animals and humans closer together, there is an increased risk for diseases to spread to humans and in turn, for there to be a “pandemic relapse.”

    Hmmm… I would guess that people and animals used to live a lot closer together than they do now. But what do I know. I never went to a fancy public health workforce initiative.

    • Pope Jimbo

      A new generation of interns will learn to write super awesome models from the people who predicted 70K deaths in Minnesoda if nothing was done and only 50K if lockdowns were enforced.

      Two of the models by the state and university researchers compared the impact of this strategy vs. doing nothing at all and found that it could reduce deaths by as much as a third.

      Both estimates are stark. The do-nothing model predicted 74,000 deaths in Minnesota over the entire course of the pandemic, but the model for the current state strategy still predicted 50,000 to 55,000 deaths, Gildemeister said.

      • R C Dean

        And the actual (inflated) body count was . . . ?

    • R.J.

      Can Swissy narrow gaze at pun chains on other websites?

      • juris imprudent

        If he’s willing to risk a 1000 yard stare.

    • MikeS

      Who’s going to get the bail fund for Sean set-up?

      • Sean

        😉

        I don’t fly.

      • R.J.

        Heh. Nobody answered for thirty minutes.

      • Count Potato

        Neither do chickens, really.

      • Penguin

        Sure they do. You just have to kick them in the ass really hard.

        /factory farm worker.

    • Tres Cool

      Ill scoop up those drugs and that gun on my way to bed.

      Some of us work all night.

  52. The Late P Brooks

    Gun found in raw chicken’s ass at Florida airport.

    Not good for the finish.

  53. Count Potato

    “Lifting Universal Masking in Schools — Covid-19 Incidence among Students and Staff”

    “As such, we believe that universal masking may be especially useful for mitigating effects of structural racism in schools, including potential deepening of educational inequities.”

    “The decision in some school districts to sustain school masking policies longer may therefore reflect an understanding among parents and elected officials that structural racism is embedded in public policies and that policy decisions have the potential to rectify or reproduce health inequities.”

    https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2211029

    SCIENCE!!!!!!!!!

    • R.J.

      Da fuck?

      • Shiny Nerfherder

        My sentiments exactly

        Maybe we need a new and improved Pol Pot to rid us of the education PhDs.

    • Grosspatzer

      All your children are belong to us!

      My kids barely escaped this bullshit. If I had younguns now the only options would be homeschooling or moving to a saner jurisdiction. Leave my kids with these asshats for 6-8 hours a day? No way.

    • MikeS

      According to the study, lifting mask requirements led to about 12,000 additional cases of COVID. Other than the scary maybe’s and could’s in the beginning, nowhere in the study do they talk about deaths caused by lifting mask requirements. Which I assume means you can safely estimate them to be right around zero.

      • Shiny Nerfherder

        lifting mask requirements led to about 12,000 additional cases of COVID

        Let me show this shit-covered number I just pulled out of my ass.

      • MikeS

        “And for my next trick, watch me cite inequity as a reason for us to keep mandates in place!”

    • KSuellington

      The masks didn’t work very well for Covid, but they really filter out the racier particles before they can infect innocent children of color.

      • KSuellington

        Racist particles dammit!

    • rhywun

      I wish I got paid to write gibberish.

      • R C Dean

        Shoulda gone to law school.

    • Shiny Nerfherder

      One might think the Nation of Islam was writing this crap.

  54. The Late P Brooks

    Tonight is classy! It’s British!

    The Ruling Class?

      • Nephilium

        A fun Simon Pegg movie. I’ve got to go to the laundrette.

      • R.J.

        Brain Dead next week. I should make a punk sing along.

  55. The Late P Brooks

    “As such, we believe that universal masking may be especially useful for mitigating effects of structural racism in schools, including potential deepening of educational inequities.”

    All your body are belong to us.

  56. Count Potato

    “Candidates who railed against teachers’ unions and critical-race theory fared depressingly well in yesterday’s superintendent and school-board races, Jessica Winter writes.”

    https://twitter.com/NewYorker/status/1590521139679592449

    Depressing they are against teaching something you aren’t teaching?

    • Shiny Nerfherder

      Not depressing to me

  57. The Late P Brooks

    Sid and Nancy?

  58. Sean

    Ugh. This Elmo covid vax for kids commercial is so fucking cringe. And they played it 3 times in 10 minutes.

  59. creech

    Jeez, the political surveys are still going on. I just got off the phone with a pleasant lady who wanted to know why I voted for or against Oz and Fetterman. She ended with a “If the 2024 candidates were Biden and Trump, which would you vote for?” I told her “I wouldn’t vote for either even if you put a gun to my head.” She actually laughed.

    • Sean

      You didn’t ask her what she was wearing?

  60. The Late P Brooks

    Is it on Tubi?

    • R.J.

      Fantastic fear of Everything: Yes
      Repo Man: No, but it might be on Crackle or something else.

  61. The Late P Brooks

    It is. i just enacted my own goddam labor. I deserve a cookie.

    • R.J.

      Your miraculous ability to unthread has rendered me incapable of assessing the correct movie.

    • MikeS

      Care for a gingersnatch?

      • R.J.

        Now that is a classy movie title.

      • Grosspatzer

        *Lights Q signal*

      • DEG

        There are hits for “gingersnatch” on PornHub.

      • R.J.

        No doubt.

      • MikeS

        I refuse to take your word for it. I’ll have to find out for myself.

  62. The Late P Brooks

    it [Repo Man] might be on Crackle or something else.

    I wonder if it’s on that channel I added last night (can’t remember the name) If it has The Devils, there’s no telling what else might be on it.

  63. The Late P Brooks

    Keep ’em guessin’. That’s my motto.

  64. The Late P Brooks

    Now that is a classy movie title.

    Sequels as far as the eye can see.

  65. The Late P Brooks

    Revenge of Gingersnatch.

    Gingersnatch on the High Seas.

    Gingersnatch Goes to the Circus.

    I Dream of Gingersnatch.

    • R.J.

      Gingersnatch, the Ghost and Ms. Muir.

      • R.J.

        Aaah! Gingersnatch Goes to Washington!

      • Gender Traitor

        I thought we called her “Strawberry.”

      • Trigger Hippie

        An Officer and a Gingersnatch.

  66. The Late P Brooks

    Journey to the Center of the Gingersnatch.

    • The Hyperbole

      The Man with no Gingersnatch trilogy-
      A Fistful of Gingersnatch
      For a Few Gingersnatches More
      The Good, The Bad, and The Gingersnatch

    • Timeloose

      The Gingersnatch that Stole Christmas

    • Mojeaux

      Me: “They call her gingersnatch.”

      Husband: “Well, if she’s a redhead, they’re not wrong.”

      Husband: “Unless she waxes.”

  67. R.J.

    James Bond films with Gingersnatch:

    Dr. Gingersnatch
    Gingersnatch Fingers
    From Gingersnatch with Love
    Gingersnatch is Forever

    • The Hyperbole

      The Man with the Ginger Snatch,

      • Tundra

        Gay.

      • Tonio

        “The Man with the Ginger Snatch.”

        Oh, yes. So very gay.

        Also, my most recent ex.

        Who I miss except for the cray.

      • Tundra

        So ginger dudes are as unhinged as chicks?

        I guess that make sense.

      • R.J.

        The red hairs grow into the brain.

      • Tundra

        There must be a gene that goes haywire.

      • R.J.

        Very 2022.

    • The Hyperbole

      Also finger not fingers.

      • R.J.

        I thought fingers was funnier.

      • The Hyperbole

        Sure, humour is subjective, but you’re wrong. Finger is funnier in this case.

  68. Tonio

    Beware the GIngersnatch, my son.
    The beaver that tempts,
    The snatch that awes.

    Beware the unts-unts bird,
    and shun,
    the frumious snatch-bander.

    • R.J.

      Tonio for the win.

  69. Not Adahn

    My two Glibflick nominations:

    Tapeheads
    Cannibal! The Musical

  70. Not Adahn

    Also: money printer is stopping going brrrrr. Layoffs coming.