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–Co-opting good stuff from all over the ‘Net and maybe some original thoughts—ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒE
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The train art is amazing. Any idea as to the artist?
You know Carrington looks like she is 3/4 White. Look at her nose. She can wear the wig but not point at others and claim “White Privilege”.
She also has multiple degrees from Stanford.
Time for her to get a job instead of dancing in front of the cameras.
She lost that wig during a game with the Fever last year. She bolted off the floor carrying it and reappeared after about five minutes with bloodshot eyes.
I think that every game she plays in wearing it the wig oughtta be torn off her head and tossed in the stands and she should laughed off the court. But that’s just me.
‘Course if a player actually did that they’d probably be assessed a T by the idjit refs and fined by the league office unlike the assaults that are routinely committed on Clark and Cunningham.
Nice self-own by Echoplex Media…they obviously have no idea who Roosh used to be.
@johnthompson4861ef9459880 did he suffer a massive head injury?
Cell phones know everything about us and is used to track us. AI says:
>how many ring cameras are there in the united states
“…roughly 40–60 million individual Ring cameras and video doorbells…”
>count publicly accessible and privately accessible cameras and devices, and estimate a range
“Estimated total: 150 million–350 million cameras/devices”
This debate about Flock is a non-starter. It’s like trying to ban AI. All it will get us is the same systems, concealed.
The line drawing -type tags on cars are done by the guys who maintain the cars. Some have their own signature tag that they put on cars they work on. The carmen generally use the same tag all the time with the current date. Soapstone and grease pencil last pretty well. Pretty sure it’s limited to field repairs. Doing this in the shop would likely draw discipline.
The last one reminds me of the song, “The Ballad of Mary Read,” by Peter Beagle (author of The Last Unicorn):
Her pistol would not fire, being flooded with the waves,
And, when he pulled the trigger, no more would Beauty Dave’s.
So, they went at it with cutlasses, they fought for half a day,
And Mary cut him down and dug his grave and rowed away.
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