I remember when DeSantis started showing illustrations in some of these books to news outlets they had to cut their Fred because the material was too sexually explicit for their viewing audience.

Yeah, that happened.

#59 | Posted by BellRinger

See, if the viewing audience could just learn to keep their Fred in their damn pants ...

16. Thanks.

From the headline, I figured it was bags of Trump's own s#|t.

What the hell is a Polestar?

10.

AU H2O!

These jokers couldn't tell you what intersectionality is if you gave them a dictionary and opened it for them.

DoD making life safe for Boaz again. Hopefully the elementary school library will continue to make the Daily Mail available.

Heard on the radio today that the community needs to be 95 percent immunized to close out measles. 93 percent opens the door.

That'll show those fake Americans. Where'd they come from anyway?

This all goes back to the Democrats raiding Mar-a-lago and going through Melania's panty drawer for the purposes of intimidation and embarrassment.

BlueWaffles

Right, and Jan 6 was all about mail-in ballots.

So, college? Was in the 70's anyway. . . .

#19 | Posted by Corky

For my friend, the psychedelics in the late 70s through the present. He originally found Buddhism when he was a teen and hasn't stopped.

I was told decades ago I looked like David Eisenhower, like anyone knew what David Eisenhower looked like.

Why don't YOU explain why anything needed to be fixed since we were lectured that he inherited an awesome economy?

#15 | Posted by BellRinger

The Republican behind-the-curtain brain trust has been planning this drown-the-federal-government-in-a-bathtub move for decades. It's got nothing to do with Biden. He's just another scare word now for the rubes.

Collateral damage. Nothing to see here. Operating costs.

Quotes from the Politico reporting:

Sen. Katie Britt, an Alabama Republican who serves on the Appropriations Committee, was among the first to speak out in favor of a "targeted approach" to reducing government waste. The University of Alabama at Birmingham has said the cuts to NIH would slow research and hurt the state's economy.

Britt's fellow Alabama senator, Tommy Tuberville, acknowledged the impact in an interview, but suggested he's not changing course. "I'm all on DOGE's side."

Sen. Jerry Moran, another GOP appropriator who represents the agriculture-heavy state of Kansas, has told the White House that DOGE's dismantling of USAID will impact constituents who have long relied on selling their crops to a government program that fights hunger abroad.

And Sen. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, who chairs an appropriations subcommittee with jurisdiction over the National Institutes of Health, said her panel's funding bill includes language to prevent the White House budget office from slashing billions of dollars in health research grant money. Capito has long been a champion of the NIH, linking the biomedical research agency's funding to grant opportunities in her small state.

"I'm hearing from my institutions concerned about it," Capito said in an interview. "It's pretty drastic."

Morons.

"Larry Ellison Wants to Put Data, Including DNA, in One Big System"

Life is much easier when you presume this is already being done.

Can someone explain how this man is 81 years old and looks not a day over 45?

#7 | Posted by lfthndthrds

I have a friend who has worked for Oracle for 20-something years. We are the same age (65). He looks 20 years younger than me. I asked him about it once:

"Heavy use of psychedelics and a brutal Zen regime."

I can see conservatives saying, "Nature will take care of it" . . . while denying climate change.

Muscle memory.

#18 | Posted by boaz

Good for you, Boaz. Now give us eight paragraphs of your LGBTQ experience and why those issues concern you so deeply.

roro.

LOL.

#2 | Posted by jpw at 2025-02-13 10:10 AM | Reply | Flag: | Raetard

#6 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Noted.

22.

Excellent.

I should write a book.
--BillJohnson

My life has been an open book with friends and family.
--BillJohnson

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Well, since friends and family are most unknown authors' likely readers, you can thankfully save yourself the trouble -- and us from considering the possibilities.

I've worked in publishing for 40 years. I don't think the industry is waiting for BillJohnson's Self-Help Guide.

LGH always adds so much to the conversation.

#2 | Posted by BellRinger

On a value-per-posted-word basis, I'll take LYD any day over, say, Lamplighter.

BRinger, when are you going to call out Fortfisher? At least LYD isn't consumed with homoerotica.

The Republicans have been planning all this in one way or another since the Moral Majority and Grover Norquist.

What have the Democrats been actively planning to do together and working toward for the last 45 years? Ehh, not much.