Biden will not make it to November. Nice of you to visit. Since you're new, let me share that this is not Facebook, and pointless quips with nothing to support it isn't really what we do here. https://twitter.com/TheGoodLiars/status/1779600695517127113/ Are we sure he's new here? Or is it just anot...

Matt wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 25, 2024 6:51 pm

Trump can't see his own dick.

Stormy couldn't see it either.

Tonight's room is embarrassingly out of date. It has a clock, a telephone, a note pad and a pen.

First thing I noticed is how cold it is up here. Also, only one month after the equinox, the days are markedly longer here than in Florida.

The ultimate in modern hotel luxury.

The most up to date hotel room I've ever stayed in.

No clock.

No radio

No toilet plunger.

It was interesting that day one of jury selection, 50 prospective jurors were dismissed when asked if they could be fair and impartial. In this instance, I could not meet that criteria. I loathe the man. They're also asking what news you watch and or read. I also hear the trial is expected to last ...

Isn't that against their rights?

Whereas most stations are like cheer leaders for capitalism, NPR has only a slight pro-capitalist bias. They end each newscast with an update of the various market indexes. They have a daily program for capitalists Marketplace . But there isn't a program for workers. They refuse to accept financial ...

NPR, as an organization, has an anti-labor bias. But I don't really hear that bias reflected in their programming.

When we're here in Florida, I listen to NPR almost exclusively. They are the least biased and most objective of all the talk radio stations in the Tampa Bay area.

Have any of you ever been to Minneapolis? I haven't been.

I'm invited to attend an event there with my Union in September. I just checked it out and it's shorter distance than I expected. Should be an easy drive.

I hate flying anymore.

Taco wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2024 8:38 am

The photo speaks for itself.

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=796 ... 1962165520

That link looks like it might be for face page. I can't open it.

The Simpson case demonstrated the unreliability of DNA evidence.
DNA said he was guilty. Turned out he was innocent.

I didn't get to see it on TV. I listened to the coverage of it on the radio.

Here, in the Tampa Bay area, the only effect was that the daylight became a little less bright for a while. If I hadn't known there was an eclipse underway, I probably wouldn't even have noticed.