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Rest in peace, Val Kilmer
Sometimes life hands you an odd coincidence. I was watching Tombstone last night and despite the fact that I really needed to get some sleep, I watched to the very end because Kilmer as Doc Holliday was so compelling. And at the end with Holliday’s death scene, I was wondering how Val was doing now… Continue reading
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Things that still make me say WTF
In a revisit of this issue because I’ve posted on it before, Tulsi Gabbard just revoked classified materials access for the following miscreants: Hillary Clinton, Andrew Vindman, Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Kamala Harris and Fiona Hill. None of whom have a position in the government. But retained their access to materials to which they have… Continue reading
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More signs that the Ivies are dying on the vine
Last year Forbes decided to start a list of non-Ivy League schools. Their reason? I’ll paraphrase… Ivy League grads figure that once they have their credential, then they don’t have to do anything else. And their sense of entitlement is turning employers off. And employers are starting to realize that actual skillsets matter more than… Continue reading
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Just Stop Oil–Finally reading the room
Those asshats at Just Stop Oil are starting to think that throwing orange cornstarch on Stonehenge and blocking traffic might not be the way to go. Perhaps it’s because some of them are now in the slam. Perhaps it’s because Greenpeace just got a judgement against them to the tune of $667 million, which is… Continue reading
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Tony and Ezekiel
Not sure why but this made me laugh my ass off. They’ve done takeoffs using bird, horses, dogs, and other people. Continue reading
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World Athletics Steps Up
The NCAA still ducks and covers and cowers. The President of World Athletics just announced that they will use cheek swabs to ensure that biological women are the only ones playing in women’s sports under their purview. More, he said that they had it challenged, fought off the challenge successfully, and he’s willing to take… Continue reading
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The third rotten leg of the Separation of Powers
I’m just going to put two things together that explain the insanity of the judicial branch trying to override almost every action of the Executive branch–including deportations. The first one: President Trump, who returned to office on January 20, 2025, has faced a relentless barrage of legal challenges, totaling 132 lawsuits in under two months,… Continue reading
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–Co-opting good stuff from all over the ‘Net and maybe some original thoughts—ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒE
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