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One out, millions to go
The poster child for entitlement is being deported back to Canada. In case you don’t remember, a woman from Canada entered the country, stayed past her visitor’s visa date, got married, and decided to assault some children on the boardwalk for wearing Trump and MAGA gear. Unfortunately she won’t serve jail time but she’s also… Continue reading
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Some Minnesotans choose Privacy
In the town of Winona, MN, all eight of their Flock cameras were cut off their poles and are now missing. The poles were left behind. It took over a day for the local gendarme to realize they were gone when they realized they weren’t getting any feeds. Someone seems to be emulating the ‘blade… Continue reading
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Schadenfreude, I has it…
In Mamdani’s NYC, islamic calls to prayer ring out in Brooklyn, state-run grocery stores are going to require ID, but voting doesn’t, and socialism is rampant. The latest thing is to increase taxes on second homes, pricey ones, in the city. Something called ‘pied-à-terre’ residences (because socialism always sounds better in French). One professor was… Continue reading
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Some Changes at Tuskegee University
Interesting changes at a Historically Black University. Tuskegee University is instituting a dress code and classroom attendance and other policies. So, outside of the dorms, no du-rags (aka do-rag), no bedroom slippers, no ‘bonnets’ (those shower cap thingies that some black women wear). Also, no revealing clothing or cellphones in class and a requirement for… Continue reading
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Fauci pleading the Fifth, a lot
So, I watched the videos of Fauci in front of the Senate Homeland Security Committee. Here’s my takeaways, somewhat in the style of MST3K and are my opinions and thoughts only. James Comer, the chair of the House Oversight Committee needs to be taken out and bitch slapped into next week after he said on… Continue reading
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Proofreading is essential
A very clever professor in Mississippi decided to test and see if his students were cheating using AI. So he put some code in his exam instructions using white font that couldn’t be seen by the students, but could be seen by an AI if a copy/paste was used. Jason Gibson, a history professor at… Continue reading
