163 Comments

  1. Sean

    Poop.

    • Animal

      Indeed.

    • Rat on a train

      coprolite?

      • UnCivilServant

        Political Obfuscation Operation Plan.

  2. juris imprudent

    It’s a “heads I win, tails you lose” scenario.

    Standard issue politics it is!

  3. Sensei

    “Are Food and Energy Excluded from Inflation Measures?”

    I have no issue with decoupling the volatile energy markets from CPI. As the article mentions you aren’t ignoring the impact, but it masks impact in other areas. If you remove it you can focus on them as well.

    What never gets any press is the revisions. Look at headline inflation and look at the “revisions”. They always masked inflation in the initial reports.

    Chart that isn’t microscopic

    Inflation Persistence: Dissecting the News in January PCE Data

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      Then they should take a moving average of the volatile markets. It’s not like energy and food don’t make up a significant (and the most important part) of everyday household expenses.

      • Sensei

        It’s f****** economics.

        There is a reason I both had to take something like 18 credits of it undergrad and pos-grad and hated every second of it.

        At least accounting while totally painful was and is useful.

      • rhywun

        I voluntary took one semester of it and hated every second of it.

        It just makes my eyes glaze over.

      • Sensei

        It made discrete mathematics and matrix algebra “fun”!

    • kinnath

      I don’t object to having various ways of measuring inflation. But the high-volatility items — food and energy — are huge impacts on the working classes.

      It needs to be headline news that current administration is crushing the very people they are supposed to be supporting.

    • Pat

      Same link twice.

      Also left unsaid in that article is that the chained CPI, which accounts for substitutionary effects and therefore underreports real inflation, is used for policy making in many cases. For example, tax brackets are based on the chained CPI, not CPI-U or even core CPI.

      • Sensei

        Yes – I forgot about chained CPI.

        For anybody that likes to play with data FRED at the St Louis Fed is really good tool.

      • robc

        Does CPI underreport real inflation, or does unchained overreport it?

        I think chain CPI is probably more accurate.

        On the other hand, I would prefer something like “change in M2” which both underreport. So chain is worse in that regard.

        On the gripping hand, it wouldn’t make a damn bit of difference if the government wasn’t meddling in every fucking thing.

      • Pat

        Does CPI underreport real inflation, or does unchained overreport it?

        To some extent it depends on what exactly you want to measure, I suppose, but if I start buying chicken because I can no longer afford beef (or more realistically in 2023, if I start buying beans because I can no longer afford chicken), the result isn’t neutral like the chained CPI would suggest it is. With regard to income tax, chained CPI was mandated specifically for the sake of arresting upward bracket adjustments to maximize revenue.

      • robc

        I thought the bigger effect of chained CPI was things like if I bought a new TV with greater features for 1% more, that is actually a decrease in price, due to the value of the new quality. Substitution in the other direction, substituting higher quality.

      • Pat

        It cuts both directions. In a relatively higher inflationary environment like the one we’re in now you’re probably going to end up with an understated number relative to true inflation, even if you think unchained CPI is overstating it.

      • Pat

        As another example, various conservative groups, including Heritage, have been pushing to make social security cost of living adjustments use chained CPI to arrest the rate of growth of benefits. Given the nature of the program and the sort of people dependent on it, increasing value per dollar in things like household appliances or consumer electronics, for example, are less likely to be meaningful to their living situation, while decreasing value per dollar in things like food, housing, energy and transportation would probably be more important. Which measure would you choose if you were looking at the issue strictly academically, compared to if you were looking at it from a budgeting perspective?

  4. kinnath

    Its website(opens in new tab) claims the convention “isn’t about pushing any particular ideology,” while at the same time listing examples of “based beliefs” that the organizers subscribe to:

    Men cannot give birth
    Guns don’t kill people; people kill people
    A fetus is a human being
    Socialism has failed everywhere it’s been tried
    Discriminating against white people is racism

    5 for 5. Apparently, I can’t be let out in polite company.

    • Scruffyy Nerfherder

      Apparently, I can’t be let out in polite company.

      If you had asked us, we would have told you.

    • Sean

      Based.

    • Rat on a train

      no rule 6?

    • Nephilium

      These opinions are now verboten. Please report for your re-education at a lovely camp.

      • kinnath

        This is why I have become a hermit in rural Iowa.

      • Nephilium

        I’m actually somewhat curious (not enough to pay for it, or to try to set something up) what random polling would say on those five “based beliefs”.

    • rhywun

      All of those things were either not controversial a few years ago or at the very least one could have a civilized argument about them.

      • R.J.

        Sounds like a good convention to me. I am tired of that shit too. The author of the article clearly has a sad.

  5. Sensei

    Sorry, pard(ners). It’s all Zelda, all the time ’round these parts. Wah wah.

    So you like Japanese music with a Celtic theme. How about American music in Japanese with a Celtic theme?

    The Roseー Bette Midler

  6. Rebel Scum

    Ahead of their 10-day mission to the Moon, the Artemis 2 crew members will be undergoing 18 months of training to learn how to operate the spacecraft and what to do in case of an emergency.

    It’s about time we got to the moon.

      • Sensei

        I had that on cassette thanks to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

      • Gender Traitor

        We like the moon! 😃

    • The Other Kevin

      Next we are going to steal (pause for effect)… THE MOON!

  7. Rebel Scum

    The film follows Burkhart, a police detective who investigates a series of brutal crimes in the Osage Nation known as the Reign of Terror. Killers of the Flower Moon is based on a true crime book of the same name, written by David Grann.

    *hits peace pipe*

    The suspense is Mohican me crazy-horse.

    • The Other Kevin

      I enjoy these pun threads. So sioux me.

    • Sensei

      Hit a rough Apache, huh?

    • Animal

      Boy, we’re not Cheyenne away from the issues today.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Sounds interesting, but it won’t be a Seminole work.

    • The Other Kevin

      I can’t tell how zuni Swill will be here to scold us.

      • The Other Kevin

        Swill? Must be Friday. Sorry SWISS.

      • Pope Jimbo

        Just Hopi that he summons a fairy to fix your post

      • juris imprudent

        Chumash on it enough, it will be swill.

  8. Pat

    “Martin Scorsese’s first new movie since 2019”

    Anybody else think Scorsese has been phoning in the same movie for the last 20 years and should go ahead and just rest on his laurels now?

    • UnCivilServant

      Today I learned Scorsese was still alive.

  9. Nephilium

    The weekend is upon us, I’m planning on getting on my bike for a ride after work, and I’m not quite sure when I’ll be getting home. With that, I’ll give you the Open Zoom/Happy Hour/Neph being lazy and not wanting to moderate link. People usually start showing up around 2000-2030 Eastern.

    • KK the Porcine Pearl-Eater

      Oh boy am I gonna get hammered tonight after the day I’ve had

      • KK the Porcine Pearl-Eater

        I’m thinking Dr. Pepper & Tennessee Honey

      • Pat

        I’ve heard sugar is the worst thing for a hangover, just sayin’.

  10. Rebel Scum

    Legendary.

    A 30-pound rare white bison calf hit the ground at the Bear River State Park near Evanston, Wyoming, at about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.

    Park Superintendent Tyfani Sager said the new baby is small, but by all accounts doing well.

    The as-yet unnamed baby’s sex remains unknown, but it’s been up and nursing from its mother, named Wyoming Hope.

    • The Other Kevin

      Is that a sign of the end times? Please?

      • Pat

        If I remember my X-Files episodes correctly, the birth of a white buffalo is a harbinger of changes to come…

      • Animal

        Not really the white bison of legend. It’s not an albino, but has some Charolais cattle blood. Look at the photos and you’ll see several white adults, too.

      • Pat

        Well shit, it’s curtains for Mulder then.

    • grrizzly

      How did they manage to weigh the bison calf but couldn’t assign its sex at birth?

      • The Other Kevin

        Misgendered Bison will be the name of my next band.

      • Pope Jimbo

        Will your hit song be “Won’t you come out tonight?”

  11. The Late P Brooks

    Anybody else think Scorsese has been phoning in the same movie for the last 20 years and should go ahead and just rest on his laurels now?

    I vowed never to watch another Scorcese movie when I staggered out of Gangs of New York. Holy fuck what a piece of nonstop wankery.

    • Sensei

      That was the last Socorse film I watched as well.

    • Fatty Bolger

      I agree about Gangs, but he’s done some very good to great stuff since then. The Departed in particular, great movie.

    • DrOtto

      The one thing I remember from that – get these people some soup and then get them registered to vote.

  12. The Late P Brooks

    A 30-pound rare white bison calf hit the ground at the Bear River State Park near Evanston, Wyoming, at about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.

    Ruh-roh.

    *looks out window for ghost dancers*

  13. Mojeaux

    I’ve been invited to BasedCon but have not been able to go. I have not been invited to speak because, well, scifi is not my genre and I have not been able to go.

    • R.J.

      That can be remedied. “Space Pirates!”

      • Mojeaux

        @robodruid’s got me working on it, damn him!

      • Pat

        Space pirate stories made George Lucas a billionaire, just sayin’.

      • UnCivilServant

        Stelaing space is hard to pull off. It just doesn’t want to come with you.

      • Mojeaux

        I need to read the basics of this genre so I don’t repeat somebody. I know all too well the hazards of going into a genre blind. (Tried to edit a story WAY outside my genre and my publishing partner said, “Um, no, actually, it’s supposed to be like that.” Oh. Oops.)

        A list would be handy (hint hint all you Glib space opera readers).

      • kinnath

        The Gap Series Stephen R Donaldson

      • Nephilium

        The first question would be if you’re talking modern space opera or classic space opera.

      • robc

        Lets do both!

        Here are a few of my faves that clearly fall into the Space Opera sub-genre.

        A Fire Upon the Deep – Vernor Vinge, 1992
        The Mote in God’s Eye – Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle, 1974

        Heinlein gave a cover blurb for Mote: “Possibly the greatest science fiction story ever written.”

        I agree. Possibly.

      • robc

        My answers may not be perfect, because they are from authors who write “hard” sci-fi (scientifically accurate, as much as possible) but wrote novels that while still being that, also have a space opera feel.

        Alien races, long distant space travel, space battles! The fact the Niven and Pournelle worked out multiple pages of differential equations for their FTL travel is totally beside the point.

      • Sensei

        It’s been decades since I read “The Mote in God’s Eye”.

        I had to look it up to remember the plot.

      • robc

        My problem is most of the “cheesier” type space operas I know are tv shows or movies. I havent read many(any?) of the novel format ones.

      • Nephilium

        robc:

        For the old ones, I would probably suggest the Lensman series. The story telling is mediocre, it’s all deus ex machina and chosen one, but it’s right there in the genre. Perhaps the John Carter of Mars series as well.

        It’s not my favorite genre, I much prefer the harder sci-fi from Pournelle and Niven.

      • robc

        I was thinking about Fire and realized something…I think Vinge decided to see how many space opera tropes he could fit in a single hard sci-fi nove.

        Crazy Aliens.
        Space travel.
        Space battles.
        Space chase scene.
        Space Gods.
        Rise and Fall of civilizations.
        Humans somehow at the center of it all.
        And best of all, SPACE USENET including SPACE TROLLS!!!!

  14. Rebel Scum

    Testicular fortitude.

    Females who think they are males are getting “gender affirming piercings” on their genitals to simulate balls

    • Sensei

      Is the “ornamentation” made of brass?

    • Nephilium

      Neuticles for people.

    • Pat

      Command by 3M® damage-free adhesive hooks and some Truck Nutz?

    • Fourscore

      I read that as ‘stimulate’ balls and wondered whose.

  15. Sensei

    Never considered this:

    Honestly he has one of the best voices in heavy metal and does not get enough credit outside of Japan. He is right up there with Rob Halford, Bruce Dickinson and Ronny James Dio.

    OTH, I’ve always thought they should be paying KISS royalties.

    デーモン閣下 地上の星

  16. The Late P Brooks

    Females who think they are males are getting “gender affirming piercings” on their genitals to simulate balls

    Are they brass? Do they clank when they walk?

    • Fourscore

      Do they hang low and wobble to and fro?

      • Animal

        Can you tie them in a knot? Can you tie them in a bow?

    • The Other Kevin

      If they want a truly authentic experience I’m sure there are plenty of older gentlemen with some extra skin they could donate.

    • B.P.

      Andy Rourke (bassist for The Smiths) has also died.

    • Nephilium

      /queues up I’m Gonna Get You Sucka! and Mars Attacks!

  17. R.J.

    It’s all Pokemon here. Daughter got the latest version since she has now graduated from elementary school. Summer begins!

    • Mojeaux

      Pffft. I’m on Jewel Quest (original/classic), Angry Birds (classic), Free Cell, and MahJongg solitaire. I am the queen of gaming.

    • UnCivilServant

      You let children play those games?

      /sarc

      That series is one of two reasons I even own a switch…

    • Nephilium

      You’re not teaching her to torment Koroks?

  18. Pat

    A pornified view of womanhood

    Scratch the surface of trans ideology and you’ll find poorly disguised misogyny. There is perhaps no clearer illustration of this than the writing of Andrea Long Chu.

    Chu is a New York magazine literary critic, best known for his 2019 book, Females. Last week, Chu won the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for literary criticism. Pulitzer describes Chu’s writing as ‘using multiple cultural lenses to explore some of society’s most fraught topics’. That’s one way of putting it.

    Importantly, Chu is a biological male who identifies as a woman. Much of his work revolves around his transness and the process of ‘becoming’ a woman. This is the main subject of Females, a work of cultural criticism and deeply personal revelation. Here he describes, in gory detail, his compulsion to consume a particular genre of pornography known as ‘sissy porn’. This is where ostensibly heterosexual men are ‘feminised’ against their will, usually by being forced to wear frilly dresses. The erotic appeal of this seemingly stems from the humiliation of the ‘sissy’ – which assumes that the most degrading thing that can happen to a man is to become more like a woman.

    If this were simply a private predilection, then maybe we could reserve judgement. But according to Chu, sissy porn is fundamental to his trans identity. Gender-critical feminists have long argued that there is a link between pornography’s objectification of women and the explosion of men identifying as women. Rarely, though, do trans activists admit to this link so brazenly. In Chu’s own words, ‘sissy porn did make me trans’.

    In fact, pornography seems to inform Chu’s entire understanding of what it means to be a woman. His writing portrays women as purely sexual objects, devoid of their own will or inherent value. Chu explains: ‘At the centre of sissy porn lies the asshole, a kind of universal vagina through which femaleness can always be accessed. Getting fucked makes you female because fucked is what a female is.’ Charming.

    • Mojeaux

      In Chu’s own words, ‘sissy porn did make me trans’.

      Fuck you, it did not. You have a fucking fetish. Own it and quit inserting yourself into my reality.

    • grrizzly

      Getting fucked makes you female because fucked is what a female is.

      And now he is erasing gay bottoms.

      • Sensei

        I’m not thinking Chu is going to make many real friends.

    • The Other Kevin

      male -> female is most certainly a fetish.
      female -> male is most certainly social contagion.

      • Mojeaux

        female → male has various components*

        a. hiding from men (because, e.g., sexual assault) / don’t like male attention
        b. don’t like their bodies
        c. don’t know how to feel thru puberty because it’s confusing and horrible
        d. are tomboys who’ve been convinced they’re really boys
        e. are lesbians who don’t know or have been convinced that they’re really boys
        f. perceive that life is easier as a male

        Now, you add up all those girls, and it sure will look like a social contagion—and that’s before it becomes The Thing To Do.

        *in my infinite wisdom

      • Urthona

        Because I played in rock bands all my life and hang with a very left wing (and crazy) crowd I know a few transitioners.

        Every male who transitions to female: is extremely outgoing and attention seeking.

        I only know one female who transitioned to male: She’s is a painfully shy bassist and has (she claimed) asperger’s. She was in a preexisting lesbian relationship that survived the transition.

        I have no idea if this is representative or not.

      • Compelled Speechless

        I guess I’m a cynical type then. Just like all evangelical religions, the trans movement seems to prey on the vulnerable and offer them a bullshit solution. I think a lot of problems could be solved by telling kids when they’re young that the world is an extremely weird, wild and irrational place and you’re going to live with confused and conflicted feelings about almost everything all the time. There’s no easy fix. Welcome to life!

      • juris imprudent

        Cults have so much to offer, if you have so little self-identity that joining up gives you purpose.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        Maybe the aggressiveness of some of the trans protests is just an autistic meltdown.

      • The Other Kevin

        That is a more nuanced take, thank you. Perhaps the social contagion part is the idea that all problems and uncomfortable feelings will go away with hormones and surgery.

      • Mojeaux

        Well, my biggest problem is with the tomboys. Poor girls. Can’t pick up a hammer or ride a motorcycle just because they like it, can they? Because they’re competent humans who have an interest in Things? NOOOOOOO. They MUST be boys!

        Some sexist bullshit, right there.

    • rhywun

      If only I had a mental illness I could parlay into a Pulitzer.

    • juris imprudent

      But according to Chu, sissy porn is fundamental to his trans identity.

      I would think the QUILTBAG would turn into a bag full of madly clawing cats at that. I just don’t want to wander into the venue of that.

    • Pat

      WASHINGTON—White House and House Republican negotiators trying to resolve an impasse over raising the debt ceiling broke off talks, tempering hopes of quickly reaching a deal ahead of a government default as soon as next month.

      The default is optional, you slimy fucks. The $200 billion we’ve spent on Ukraine in the last year would cover us for another quarter. It would be great to see Biden destroy the United States’ ability to ever borrow again just to pwn the elephants though.

      • Scruffyy Nerfherder

        You never hear them mention shutting down the government.

      • Rat on a train

        There is enough revenue to cover interest payments. There is no 14th Amendment right for the Treasury to issue debt without authorization from Congress (I know the Constitution is just a piece of paper).

      • juris imprudent

        The Constitution is secondary to WHAT I WANT! Wahhhhhhhh

  19. Sensei

    My husband loves to travel and always either pays for, or gets an upgrade into, the first-class cabin. When we travel together with our children, he buys himself a ticket in first class and puts us in economy or economy plus. He even did this recently on an overnight flight to Paris. He justifies flying alone in first class because of the cost, and the fact that our kids (12 and 16) might feel alone if I were to travel in first with him and leave them in the rear cabin. I feel that this is unfair.

    I can’t see how this might create any friction. I’m sure this is an interesting marriage.

    The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on who deserves what in a marriage.

    Paywalled.

    • B.P.

      Now that’s how you first.

      • Sensei

        Legit LOL.

    • Pat

      That man is clearly traveling to BasedCon.

  20. Rebel Scum

    White privilege.

    @NYPD90Pct and EMS are on scene in front of 234 Broadway & Roebling St after a group of 10 youngsters robbed a person after assaulting & throwing the victim down to the ground, the 10 youngsters were able to steal, keys, pocketbook & other stuff, the victim was taken to hospital

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Youngsters. Those rascals. Also, is that the fighting style Tucker was referring to?

    • Pat

      “Youngsters”

      I guess the old euphemism “youths” has become too aggressive.

    • Sean

      They were just frolicking about.

    • DrOtto

      Malarkey

  21. The Late P Brooks

    A list would be handy (hint hint all you Glib space opera readers).

    The Stainless Steel Rat is pretty privateer-ish, as I recall.

    • Grumbletarian

      No, that was more a far future “It takes a thief to catch a thief” series. Great reading, albeit satirical of many things.

  22. The Late P Brooks

    Importantly, Chu is a biological male who identifies as a woman. Much of his work revolves around his transness and the process of ‘becoming’ a woman.

    I can’t wait for the part where he disappears up his own asshole, and nobody misses him, or eve notices his absence.

  23. The Late P Brooks

    The default is optional, you slimy fucks. The $200 billion we’ve spent on Ukraine in the last year would cover us for another quarter. It would be great to see Biden destroy the United States’ ability to ever borrow again just to pwn the elephants though.

    Earlier today, I was reading an article which mentioned the analysis (Wharton, I think) of the so-called Inflation Reduction Act which estimated the cost as a nearly a trillion dollars. The original claim was a mere 350 billion or so.

    I want to beat Joe Biden to a bloody mush with a sock filled with Indian Head nickels.

    • Sean

      🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

  24. Not Adahn

    One Twitter user pointed out that BasedCon does not disclose its location. The event will be held in an unnamed hotel in Grand Rapids, Michigan, but “for security reasons” does not share specifics with anyone who isn’t registered to attend. I think that’s a very revealing detail about the real nature of BasedCon: If you’re not willing to tell people where your event is being held, maybe it’s worth examining why.

    You need to fuck alllll the way off. And also post your home address.

    • rhywun

      We know why. It’s because of people like you.

    • Pat

      That’s a good point though. Instead of hiding it, they should just raise the ticket price and hire several hundred private military contractors who were cut from Blackwater for mental health issues to provide security.

      “Here it is, we welcome any and all dissenting voices!”

      • Pat

        Posting quotes from this site on your real Twitter handle is a dangerous game. I admire your chutzpah.

      • Mojeaux

        Eh, I’m about to put #AdultHumanFemale on my bio and let all my romance readers and acquaintances cancel me.

      • Grumbletarian

        LOL at “WarlordCon”

        4pm: A Seminar on Driving Your Enemies Before You.

    • R C Dean

      Ok, how many hotels in Grand Rapids could host this? I think people should be able to figure this one out.

  25. The Late P Brooks

    Horrifying prospect

    Nations around the world are looking on with a mixture of alarm and bafflement as the United States hurtles toward an economy-wrecking default, with the Republican Party refusing to raise the country’s globally unique debt limit without massive, harmful spending cuts.

    The possibility of a U.S. default—a failure to pay the government’s obligations—has already rattled global markets and prompted grave warnings from major institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, which said last week that a default would have “severe repercussions” for a world economy already facing the prospect of a central bank-induced recession.

    The Washington Post reported Friday that the finance ministers of G7 nations have privately asked U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen for “updates on the status of negotiations between the White House and House Republicans” as officials from the rich countries gather in Hiroshima for their annual summit.

    Finance ministers have also voiced their concerns publicly. German finance chief Christian Lindner said last week that he hopes “an adult decision will be made with regard to the development of American government finances and the associated effects on the global economy.”

    What’s the point of even having a government if you’re not going to let it spend without constraint?

    • Pat

      German finance chief Christian Lindner said last week that he hopes “an adult decision will be made with regard to the development of American government finances and the associated effects on the global economy.”

      I’m not carrying around a debt burden an order of magnitude larger than my assets and income. I guess I’ve been doing this whole “adult” thing wrong. Also we have this little thing over in the New World called national sovereignty, fuck face. Whatever effects our monetary policy have on the “global economy” are your problem, not ours.

      • Rat on a train

        He’s expecting an adult decision from Biden?

      • juris imprudent

        It’s easy to explain to the Germans, just think of the American Democratic party as the people that can’t even run Greece.

  26. The Late P Brooks

    A lot of countries might have to pull their own weight if U S spending somehow actually were to be brought under control.

  27. Mojeaux

    Yeah, so made biscuits from scratch. Now, before you say, so what? You have to know that I made a shit batch one night just before my daughter had to take some to school for pioneer day (I told her to tell everybody it was hardtack) (cuz it was by that time) and I’ve been intimidated as hell ever since. So I am very proud of myself right now.

    • Pat

      Congrats

    • Sean

      😀

    • juris imprudent

      I have read that the real trick is to get the flour from a mill in the South, it’s a softer wheat kernel.

      • Mojeaux

        I will admit they are not as good as Hardee’s biscuits.

  28. The Late P Brooks

    Well, my biggest problem is with the tomboys. Poor girls. Can’t pick up a hammer or ride a motorcycle just because they like it, can they? Because they’re competent humans who have an interest in Things? NOOOOOOO. They MUST be boys!

    Some sexist bullshit, right there.

    Much inclusive. How sensitivity.

  29. The Late P Brooks

    <em<Yeah, so made biscuits from scratch.

    Who said you could do that?

    • Mojeaux

      *hangs head*

      Nobody.

      • Fourscore

        Girl stuff, Moj, I’m proud of you.

        /Waiting ’til 7 PM, holding my breath

      • Mojeaux

        😂 Well, you know me. Little bit from column A, little bit from column B.

  30. The Late P Brooks

    Eating while tuping is problematic.

  31. The Late P Brooks

    If I had a son, I would expect him to have a more than rudimentary understanding of how to cook and clean and sew. If I had a daughter, I would want her to know how to change her own oil and be able to repair a broken lamp and shovel her own sidewalk.

    None of that would require any sort of “gender therapy”.

    • Rat on a train

      Maybe I will break out the Manual of Common Tasks when the kids are older.

  32. Grumbletarian

    Wow, Jim Brown passed away. RIP

    • Rat on a train

      Just when we need someone to take out Nazis.

      • The Hyperbole

        Or throw some woman off a balcony