Well, Coriolanus, I could not help but smile. I was there in the early 1980s, visiting NYC from out of town. A friend who was gay (still would be except he's deceased) got a wicked grin when explaining he was gong to take me to a "special place," no, really, it would be okay, blah, blah. Had no idea what he was babbling about. Standing in the line outside the club waiting to get in, looking around at the rest of the folks - AIDS really hadn't hit too hard yet, so this was a loud and proud crowd, easy with being there - well, it was an image that could have fit in well in an early Woody Allen movie. I survived intact, found the experience not my cup of tea but fascinating.

If he discuss the effects thermal burn puffing has on a huffer's voice it's just possible he might be able to slink towards doing something positive, for a change.

This is what happens when Yale lowers its standards enough for a DEI lifer like Vance: he gets the prestige, we get his prancing and posing.

The out-and-about homoeroticism among Trump and his fanboys is weirdly reminiscent of a trip to NYC's "The Saint" nightclub in the early 1980s. Except for the suits and ties. Otherwise, expect a crowd, lots of noise, and the occasional gentle ass-grab somewhere along the way. Oh, and "The Village People" - lots and lots of that.

Nothing legally wrong with being part of an old man's harem, boys, but, hey, loosen up.

Well, he sure got it.

Well, first off: Trump exhibits no interest in exposure to the truth. He seems to practically waddle-run from it in a panic, like a cockroach from a light but somewhat slower.

And then there's the matter of the people with whom he has freely decided to surround himself: suckups and fluckups totally beholden to him who he bills as "the best." That they can actually deliver those quiveringly Norkish declarations of fealty to him at cabinet meetings - and he can sit there smugly taking their ritualistic displays of humiliation in - says a lot about the state this country is in.

As usual, the US demonstrated it has the tech and firepower to blow up lots of stuff. Winning wars? That's a whole other department.

And as for those pesky quagmires?

Historians are going to have a ball writing up this march of folly. Especially since they will find resounding echoes in some ancient memories.

It's been suggested Trump may be experiencing narcissistic collapse.

Does Corey come with it?
(What a cuddly pair!)

It's the Gas and Oil Party, not the People Party.
Don't forget: "Corporations are people, my friend."

Someone please hand this boy a hanky to wipe his lips.
They'll never be clean, but at least he'll be able to pretend better.

From this outfit? A purged Pentagon? Oh, puhleeze. Until and unless proven otherwise, the story must be taken as utter --------.

Couldn't have done it without a compliant and complicit congressional majority of pathetic baa-baas.

According to the chronicler Herodotus, around 550 BC the Lydian king Croesus (as in " as rich as") consulted the Oracle at Delphi as to whether he should invade the Persian Empire. That visionary told Croesus if he attacked Persia "a great empire" would be destroyed. Croesus, unbelievably wealthy and full of himself, took that as a go-ahead signal, attacked Persia, and in the end became the last king of Lydia.

Trump's already lost Trump's War.
Amazing, isn't it?
A 34-times convicted felon who went bankrupt six times and failed at running casinos effed up.
The man's life is a gigantic effup and he's incredibly lucky he had his old man's dough to mess with.
How're things going, now that he's messing with yours?

Plenty of people don't want it and plenty of people could stop it.

This is the swamp with feeding trough that MAGAts voted for, Republicans maintain, and vested interests sustain.
How you MAGAts liking the war business you've empowered so far?

Obviously, no one around Old Yeller ever heard of "the Parthian shot."
With this ---- it'll be oil, not gold, figuratively poured into the yippity-yappity's maw.
And we will all pay the price.
Thank all Republicans when you get a chance.
They worked hard to own it.

France poured a mountain of resources into helping finance the American Revolution in an effort to stick it to their longtime "les rosbifs" rivals. Seemed like a good idea at the time, although that action helped bankrupt the government and lead to its overthrow during the ensuing French Revolution.

Busy pedoing and bitching.

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Yip-yapping on MTG? My, oh, my. Seems like only yesterday didn't you keep a crumpled-up, life-sized poster of the lady in your sleeping bag? Oh, well, what the hell, tomorrow's another day.

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Thanks for confirming your status as a bozo.
Your prize is in the mail.

CA is competing with Alabama for educational outcomes.
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Metrics?