Kids seeing Windows 95 for the first time. It’s time to count my blessings.
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It’s not nice to make fun of Shannon’s stuff.
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Flex Friday Baby!
OK, which one of you are responsible for THIS.
Still ducky down here in Clear Lake.
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When one plays in the arena of savage gladiators, death often comes early with vengeance. The victim was Putin’s media thug and founder of agitprop internet and TV group, RT.
In 2000, Lesin authorised the takeover of the NTV channel owned by oligarch Vladimir Gusinsky, who agreed to the move in order to secure his release from detention and to have criminal charges against him dropped. Gusinsky complained to the European Court of Human Rights that he had been forced into the deal, with the court finding in his favour in 2004.
NTV had previously been critical of Mr Putin’s government. Lesin’s readiness to crack down on the Kremlin’s opponents earned him the nickname The Bulldozer.
Lesin resigned from Gazprom-Media in 2014. After his death, President Putin spoke of his “enormous contribution” to Russian media.The family said last fall Lesin had died of a heart attack. Yes, they know when to keep their mouths shut.
Mikhail Lesin also had blunt force injuries to the neck, torso, arms and legs, Washington DC’s chief medical examiner said.
The 57-year-old was found at the city’s Dupont Circle hotel in November.
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Good soggy morning Hamsters. Only light rain overnight and 62 at 6, but now we have to monitor the Brazos because its watershed well up into central Texas got drowned. The storm system center must be getting closer as now rainfall movement from the coast inland is NW rather than NE, meaning Shannon and El Gordo will be getting some today.
Love the OC pic. Now what would really shock the kids is seeing the state of computing in the 60s when it was largely confined to research labs at universities, a few companies, and military installations. Computers took up whole rooms, air conditioned for their comfort, not for human comfort. Folks working in that room had to wear sweaters or jackets. Wiring behind the lines of racks connecting boxes and boxes of vacuum tubes and electronic parts looked like an explosion in a spaghetti factory. Techs literally carried around baskets of replacement tubes. Input was through punched cards, trays and trays of them if it was a big project. Woe to anyone who spilled a tray. There weren’t any printers at first, just early IBM electric typewriters hooked up to the beast, using reams and reams of paper streams with holes punched in the edges for printout. And of course techs had to change the typewriter fabric ribbons frequently. Woe if a ribbon got wrinkled in the typewriter.
I witnessed such a computer setup for about 5 years when spouse was in grad school, first as grad student help on doctoral research projects in the University of Wisconsin Physics Dept. and then on his project. PCs came too late to replace the monstrous array they used.
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Truth from the professor.
ACTUALLY, IT KINDA IS, YOU ALINSKYITE DIVIDER YOU: Obama: Trump’s rise not my fault. You gleefully tore down all sorts of bipartisan traditions, from the filibuster to bipartisanship for important legislation to meaningless ritual courtesy to opponents, and those traditions opened the door for Trump, who’s really just you in orangeface mostly anyway. And you, and a lot of people, will be repeating the Eisenhower-era phrase “have you no decency?” after displaying none, and after, for decades, treating the Eisenhower era as some sort of low point for America. Well, that era was Peak Decency, and lefties have been going out of their way to tear all that hokey old-fashioned stuff down. Now you’ve got Trump — and, much more frightening, whatever comes after Trump.
And the Gods Of The Copybook Headings smile.
Posted at 7:30 am by Glenn Reynolds
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This is a pretty cool book in case anyone around here knows a chemist.
From atoms and fluorescent pigments to sulfa drug synthesis and buckyballs, this lush and authoritative chronology presents 250 milestones in the world of chemistry. As the “central science” that bridges biology and physics, chemistry plays an important role in countless medical and technological advances. Covering entertaining stories and unexpected applications, chemist and journalist Derek B. Lowe traces the most important—and surprising—chemical discoveries.
The Chemistry Book: From Gunpowder to Graphene, 250 Milestones in the History of ChemistryThe author, Derek Lowe, was an early blogger on the internet writing about chemistry and his specialty, drug therapies. I think he was the first person I
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Input was through punched cards, trays and trays of them if it was a big project. Woe to anyone who spilled a tray.
I remember my father bringing home a briefcase full of punch cards. He had about six or seven of us kids sit on the floor and put them back in order. I remember being shown the little number in one of the cards’ corner. It took us a coupla hours, but we did it! I wonder now…did we save his job that night?
In college, for my business analysis class, we had to run our programs through the business department’s computer. The BANA programs had a set of punch cards already prepared, but we had to punch our own data sets and changes, then submit them to a student tech who’d slap ’em at the end of the program cards. I was fascinated to see them on that feed tray, quickly being scanned.
A year later, we were gifted with a minicomputer, just for the use of our college. I saw it being wheeled in on a dolly. We were finally free of time restrictions! We moved from the punch card system to a room full of input terminals, which we could access 24/7 to get our work done. If we finished early, we could then play around with our own programs. I wasn’t one of those who did so, as I was focused on my other classes more than programming at that time. It’s a little ironic that programming was what I ended up doing for so many years!
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Lenore Skenazy blogs at Free Range Kids and reviews a book, “Playing by the Rules: How Our Obsession with Safety Is Putting Us All at Risk” here for the NY Post.
Without demanding evidence of the need for a procedure and its efficacy, all sorts of crazy rules and regulations are allowed to take root. Brown recalled a vacation she took to the States a few years ago, when she and her family went for a swim in Lake Michigan. It wasn’t a stormy day, yet they were barely in up to their waists when one of several “safety sentinels” patrolling by canoe yelled, “Go back! Go back! You have passed the safe swimming depth!”
But we’re only in three feet of water, Tracey objected.
“It’s not safe!” the guard repeated.
“Why not?”
“One of our patrol canoes might run into you.”
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Found an interesting article on risky play for children, and why it’s important.
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Woke up to more misting rain this morning. Since the clash of weather titans marched through a couple of nights ago and brought high winds, lightening, and rain sheets the atmosphere has settled down into stead rain for the past two days. Looks like the area has received in the neighborhood of 3+ inches this week according to LCRA automated rain gauges. My grass (weeds) is starting to turn green and grow. Actually looks good right now, but it will turn into a dust bowl by July. Now if I could just figure out what to do about the bee brush and cactus that seems to keep growing faster than I can cut it down. Lake Buchanan should be full after this and after having been 50′ or more low just over a year ago.
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I don’t care what Wagonburner says: Never hire an Oklahoma lawyer.
This is most certainly not a viable solution. Bar exams should not be dumbed down to account for the intellect of the law school graduates taking them, and bar exam grading and scaling should not be made easier to accommodate the failings of law schools to properly cull their entering classes. We’ve said several times before and we’ll say it again because this time, it really bears repeating: “Until law schools realize they’re doing a disservice to everyone — their students, their graduates, and their graduates’ future clients — things will only continue to get worse.”
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This is just too good to not post in its entirety. Ben Domenech writing, yesterday, at his subscriber-only newsletter, The Transom:
The unanticipated showstopper midway through the first act in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton is Jonathan Groff as King George III. The actor – better known for his stints on Glee and voicing Kristoff in Frozen – emerges on stage in a massive white fur-fringed red cape topped with a golden crown before launching into a Brit-pop number that is, essentially, a breakup song:
“You say / The price of my love’s not a price that you’re willing to pay / You cry / In your tea which you hurl in the sea when you see me go by / Why so sad? / Remember we made an arrangement when you went away / Now you’re making me mad / Remember, despite our estrangement, I’m your man / You’ll be back, soon you’ll see / You’ll remember you belong to me / You’ll be back, time will tell / You’ll remember that I served you well / Oceans rise, empires fall / We have seen each other through it all / And when push comes to shove / I will send a fully armed battalion to remind you of my love.”
Replace ‘battalion’ with Super PAC, and you have the message of America’s political elite to the nation. The 2016 cycle has seen an utter collapse of the established order of things. The assumptions of consultants, of political scientists, of elected officials, of endorsers and endorsees, of organizations and candidates and parties have all been cast aside. The general tenor of conversation among the elites today is not “what should we do,” but “how did this happen.” They realized too late that the rebellion on the right was a real thing, not a celebrity fling. And on the left, they are waking up to the fact that their favored candidate is weaker than they ever could’ve imagined.
2016 ought to bring about a reshuffling of the deck for America’s ruling class. The expert analysts are not that expert or that good at their jobs. They are in their positions, it turns out, not due to merit, but because of the right positioning, the right agent, the right promotional strategy. There has basically been one well-run campaign this cycle – Ted Cruz’s – which uses advanced voter analytics to do traditional GOTV. Everyone else seems to have spent a great deal of money to no good effect.
Politics is a business often insulated from the ramifications of failure. Like an ESPN commentator who is always wrong, the commentariat and the consultant class are not penalized for making mistakes with the frequency of people who pick stocks or games in Vegas. But the mistakes made this cycle are going to resonate because they reveal how distant the ruling class was from the people – that they might as well be separated by an ocean. If you are someone who lives in and among the elite, ask yourself if you know anyone legitimately supporting the two leading candidates for the Republican nomination – people who think Donald Trump is a good leader, or that Ted Cruz is a good man. If the answer is no, re-examine whether the knowledge you bring to this race is accurate, or skewed by the bubble that surrounds you, which kept suggesting all the way to the end that Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, or Marco Rubio could happen. Because they are not going to happen.
Later on in the musical, the post-war king re-emerges to mock the ability of the newly liberated colonies to govern themselves:
“What comes next? / You’ve been freed / Do you know how hard it is to lead? / You’re on your own / Awesome. Wow. / Do you have a clue what happens now?”
Our country doesn’t know, but most of our elites don’t know, either. That makes for an uncertain future, one with the potential for chaotic upheaval.
That’s what freedom looks like sometimes.
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Morning, everyone. I’m up late, slow, and draggy. Carry on.
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Banned again
Battle of the trolls editionI love trolling trolls but if the target troll is a “power broker” in a forum well you know what is going to happen. After a vigorous exchange I pretty much upset the tea kettle. A favorite trick of trolls is to send their opponent on a google snipe hunt. Make some wild comment and force your opponent to support their side with example after example of google links. Another way to really upset an opponent is the “demand a link troll” trick. I had this guy searching google, yahoo and bing and posting all kinds stuff. I got him on the hunt when he committed my favorite target, “Here watch this guy in yoututbe”.
I quoted some story and did not post the link. Of course this clown tried to troll me with the old “LINKIE” request. To wit I responded….. “Google is your friend”. Heh I got banned. You can always tell you have succeeded in your mission to disrupt when the denizens of the forum spend another hour or so impugning your character and questioning the legitimacy of your birth certificate . Another notch in the gun
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If you were thinking of grocery shopping today, you should be aware that Walmart now has competition for the dumb azz awards. I don’t know if their diets make them crazy or if they were just crazy to start with.
http://www.realclear.com/funny/2015/10/30/reasons_to_never_step_inside_a_whole_foods_again_12295.html -
As seen on FB. Please don’t tell anyone I was over there.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1043901868981740&set=a.167170979988171.30465.100000858096658&type=3&theater -
I wish you secret FBers would own up over there and befriend those of us who are OUT OF THE CLOSET, dammit.
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send friend request to [email protected] – really, that’s me
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Sent, let’s see if that is really EG or if I have been rickrolled into friendship with some infamous prevert.
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#15 El Gordo
Hysterical stuff from hysterical folks who lurk at Whole Foods. Favorite comment was from the gentleman who declared that WF has more weirdos than “Jabba’s place.” LOL
And, who knew that kale had such personality?
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madventurous
#19
Lemme know, I mean since you went first and all. 🙂
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19- you’re assuming it can’t be both?
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Go ahead and try it if you dare. If you see a picture of a roadrunner then you are at the right place.
If it were’nt for people posting cat pictures, Netflix would own 100% of the internet I think.
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Carson endorsed Trump? Guess I missed that one.
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Sounds like he’s paying heck for it too.
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What does this rule change mean for you? In short, domestic law enforcement officials now have access to huge troves of American communications, obtained without warrants, that they can use to put people in cages. FBI agents don’t need to have any “national security” related reason to plug your name, email address, phone number, or other “selector” into the NSA’s gargantuan data trove. They can simply poke around in your private information in the course of totally routine investigations. And if they find something that suggests, say, involvement in illegal drug activity, they can send that information to local or state police. That means information the NSA collects for purposes of so-called “national security” will be used by police to lock up ordinary Americans for routine crimes [or mere suspicion of criminal activity]. And we don’t have to guess who’s going to suffer this unconstitutional indignity the most brutally. It’ll be Black, Brown, poor, immigrant, Muslim, and dissident Americans: the same people who are always targeted by law enforcement for extra “special” attention.
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Don’t Lecture Me About Socialism, Bernie !
A great column by Gary Kasparov:
Last week I expressed some of these thoughts on Facebook after hearing a clip of “democratic socialist” candidate Senator Bernie Sanders on Super Tuesday. This was already a rarity, considering how little time the networks have left after their blanket coverage of Donald Trump’s latest outrages. My post on the nature of socialism was 113 words long, a quick response to critics of a cartoon I had posted of Bernie Sanders wearing a baseball cap reading “Make America Greece Again.”
My goal was to remind people that Americans talking about socialism in the 21st century was a luxury paid for by the successes of capitalism in the 20th. And that while inequality is a huge problem, the best way to increase everyone’s share of pie is to make the pie bigger, not to dismantle the bakery. Much to my surprise, my little rant went viral, as the saying goes. Instead of the usual few hundred Facebook shares, this paragraph quickly reached tens of thousands. By the next morning it had reached several million people, more than any of the day’s political posts by the leading candidates. A week later and it has over 3,000 comments, 57,000 shares, and a 9.3 million reach that is in the category usually reserved for photos of pop stars and kitten videos.
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RE: #14
There are over ONE BILLION websites on earth now.
The question is this:
How much time will it take for Squawk to get banned from all of them ?
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Carson endorsed Trump? Guess I missed that one.
I was really, REALLY, disappointed that Carson sold out for a chance at a cabinet position. I’ve always admired him and I actually thought he was better than that. 🙁
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Yeah I had enough of Carson when he went after Cruz over a CNN news report.
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How much time will it take for Squawk to get banned from all of them ?
I am trying as hard as I can. I got band from 4 count them 4 liberal websites at one time. i got banned from site A and that filtered down through B,C and D. That is what happens when you log in with Google accounts on some sites.
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The two top executives of Wounded Warrior Project were fired Thursday by the board of directors.
Americans donate hundreds of millions of dollars each year to the charity, expecting their money will help some of the 52,000 wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But CBS News found Wounded Warrior Project spends 40 to 50 percent on overhead, including extravagant parties. Other veterans charities have overhead costs of 10 to 15 percent.
Wounded Warrior Project’s Chief Executive Officer, Steven Nardizzi, and Chief Operating Officer, Al Giordano, were fired after a meeting Thursday afternoon in New York.
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Found a joke (and it’s one that Hammy’s Grammy won’t faint over):
Three professors (a physicist, a chemist, and a statistician) are called in to see their dean. Just as they arrive the dean is called out of his office, leaving the three professors there. The professors see with alarm that there is a fire in the wastebasket. The physicist says, “I know what to do! We must cool down the materials until their temperature is lower than the ignition temperature and then the fire will go out.” The chemist says, “No! No! I know what to do! We must cut off the supply of oxygen so that the fire will go out due to lack of one of the reactants.” While the physicist and chemist debate what course to take, they both are alarmed to see the statistician running around the room starting other fires. They both scream, “What are you doing?” To which the statistician replies, “Trying to get an adequate sample size.”
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Two statisticians go bird hunting. The first one fires at the bird but overshoots by 5 feet. The second one fires and undershoots the bird by 5 feet. They both give each other a high-five and say “Got it!”
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A logician’s wife is having a baby. The doctor immediately hands the newborn to the dad. His wife asks impatiently: “So, is it a boy or a girl” ? The logician replies: “yes”.
(Okay, the programmer in me had to smile at that one.)
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How I see math word problems: If you have 4 pencils and 7 apples, how many pancakes will fit on the roof? Purple, because aliens don’t wear hats.
(YES, I found a website with jokes on it!)
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Heh
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…and then the devil said, “Let’s put the alphabet into mathematics.”
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#37
😀
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A cab driver reaches the pearly gates. St. Peter looks him up in his Big Book and tells him to pick up a gold staff and a silk robe and proceed into Heaven. Next in line is a preacher. St. Peter looks him up in his Big Book, furrows his brow and says, “OK, we’ll let you in, but take that cloth robe and wooden staff.” The preacher is shocked and replies, “But I am a man of the cloth. You gave that cab driver a gold staff and a silk robe. Surely I rate higher than a cabbie!” St. Peter responds matter-of-factly, “This is Heaven and up here, we are interested in results. When you preached, people slept. When the cabbie drove his taxi, people prayed.”
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Two foreign immigrants have just arrived in the United States by boat and one says to the other, “I hear that the people of this country actually eat dogs.” “Odd,” her companion replies, “but if we shall live in America, we might as well do as the Americans do.” Nodding emphatically, one of the immigrants points to a hot dog vendor and they both walk toward the cart. “Two dogs, please,” she says.
The vendor is only too pleased to oblige, wraps both hot dogs in foil and hands them over the counter. Excited, the companions hurry to a bench and begin to unwrap their “dogs.” One of them opens the foil and begins to blush. Staring at it for a moment, she turns to her friend and whispers cautiously, “What part did you get?”
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A guy wasn’t feeling well and went to the doctor for a check up. He did the tests and waited. After a while, the doctor came in with the results. “Unfortunately, I have very bad news! You’re seriously ill! You have really not much time to live..” “Doctor..! How much time do I have..?” “Ten…” “Ten what? Months? Years? What?!” “Nine…Eight…Seven…”
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A very old woman realizes that she’s seen and done everything and the time has come to depart from this world. After considering various methods of doing away with herself, she decides to shoot herself through the heart. Not wanting to make a mistake, she phones her doctor and asks him the exact location of the heart. He tells her that the heart is located two inches below the left nipple. The old woman hangs up the phone, takes careful aim and shoots herself in the left knee.
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I walked passed a burnt out building with a broken sign saying “Fireworks”. How right they were.
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There was a Baylor grad, a T-sip and an Aggie working on the top of a cliff. The Baylor grad said, “If I have cheese in my sandwich tomorrow, I’ll jump off this cliff.” The T-sip said, “If I have jam in my sandwich tomorrow, I’ll jump off the cliff.” The Aggie said, “If I have ham tomorrow, I’ll jump off the cliff.” The next day, the Baylor grad had cheese, the Aggie had ham, and the T-sip had jam. So they all jumped. At the funerals, the wives of the T-sip and Baylor grad said, “Why didn’t they just tell us they didn’t like their sandwiches?” The Aggie wife said, “I don’t know why my husband jumped off the cliff. He made his own sandwiches.”
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#33, #34, #35, #36, #40, #41, #42, #43, #44, #45,….. DAYAAMM, obviously our Crazy Aunt has been in the cooking sherry! 😉
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Ok, who gave Tedtam the keys to those gag sites??? Wuz it OleTimer Lin?
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I bet my friend $5 that he would drown in the lake.
A bittersweet victory.
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The worst place to have a heart attack is during a gama of cherades. …Especially if the people you are playing with, are really bad guessers.
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The worst place to have a heart attack is during a game of charades. …Especially if the people you are playing with, are really bad guessers.
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Trumpsters seem to be having something of a riot in Chicago. Seems more or less civil so far.
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Always go to other people’s funerals, or they won’t go to yours.
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A man went to the Police Station wishing to speak with the burglar who had broken into his house the night before. “You’ll get your chance in court.” said the Desk Sergeant. “No, no no!” said the man. “I want to know how he got into the house without waking my wife. I’ve been trying to do that for years!”
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About that Wounded Warrior horror story on CBS. I had looked it up on the charitable organization ratings site Texpat recommended over a year ago, and it had the highest rating they give. Looks like they gotta make some adjustment to that.
A veterans organization we had been giving to was not rated as highly, and we were just about to abandon it in favor of WW. No mas! The only problem we’ve had with this particular one that started up during the Iraq/Afghanistan war was some tardiness at times in sending donation receipts. But so have larger, older, and higher rated charitable organizations of all sorts.
Discovered during a search of the listings that the Disabled American Veterans has a top rating, and we gladly support that, for it has been around a very long time.
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Recently a routine police patrol was parked outside a bar in the Outback. After last call, the officer noticed a man leaving the bar so apparently intoxicated that he could barely walk. The man stumbled around the parking lot for a few minutes, with the officer quietly observing. After what seemed an eternity, in which he tried his keys on five different vehicles, the man managed to find his car and fall into it. He sat there for a few minutes as a number of other patrons left the bar and drove off. Finally he started the car, switched the wipers on and off; it was a fine, dry summer night, flicked the blinkers on and off a couple of times, honked the horn and then switched on the lights. He moved the vehicle forward a few inches, reversed a little, and then remained still for a few more minutes as some more of the other patrons’ vehicles left.
At last, when his was the only car left in the parking lot, he pulled out and drove slowly down the road. The police officer, having waited patiently all this time, now started up his patrol car, put on the flashing lights, and promptly pulled the man over and administered a breathalyser test. To his amazement, the breathalyzer indicated no evidence that the man had consumed any alcohol at all! Dumbfounded, the officer said, “I’ll have to ask you to accompany me to the police station. This breathalyser equipment must be broken.”
“I doubt it,” said the truly proud Redneck. “Tonight I’m the designated decoy.”
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DEA officer stops at a ranch in Texas, and talks with an old rancher.. He tells the rancher, “I need to inspect your ranch for illegally grown drugs.” The rancher says, “Okay , but do not go in that field over there,” as he points out the location. The DEA officer verbally explodes saying, “Mister, I have the authority of the Federal Government with me.” Reaching into his rear pants pocket, he removes his badge and proudly displays it to the rancher. “See this badge? This badge means I am allowed to go wherever I wish…. On any land.. No questions asked or answers given. Have I made myself clear? Do you understand? ” The rancher nods politely, apologizes, and goes about his chores.
A short time later, the old rancher hears loud screams and sees the DEA officer running for his life chased by the rancher’s big Santa Gertrudis Bull… With every step the bull is gaining ground on the officer, and it seems likely that he’ll get gored before he reaches safety. The officer is clearly terrified.
The rancher throws down his tools, runs to the fence and yells at the top of his lungs… “Your badge… Show him your badge!”
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A man lay sprawled across three entire seats in the posh theater. When the usher came by and noticed this, he whispered to the man, “Sorry, sir, but you’re only allowed one seat.” The man groaned but didn’t budge. The usher became impatient. “Sir, if you don’t get up from there I’m going to have to call the manager.” Again, the man just groaned, which infuriated the usher who turned and marched briskly back up the aisle in search of his manager.
In a few moments, both the usher and the manager returned and stood over the man. Together the two of them tried repeatedly to move him, but with no success. Finally, they summoned the police. The cop surveyed the situation briefly then asked, “All right buddy, what’s your name?” “Sam,” the man moaned.
“Where ya from, Sam?” With pain in his voice Sam replied “… the balcony.”
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A cop was interrogating a very intoxicated Irishman, who was also severly bleeding. The officer asked, “Can you describe the person who did this to you?” The Irishman replied, “That’s what I was doing when he hit me.”
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A motorcycle patrolman was rushed to the hospital with an inflamed appendix. The doctors operated and advised him that all was well. However, the patrolman kept feeling something pulling at the hairs on his chest. Worried that it might be a second surgery the doctors hadn’t told him about, he finally got enough energy to pull his hospital gown down enough so he could look at what was making him so uncomfortable.
Taped firmly across his hairy chest were three wide strips of adhesive tape, the kind that doesn’t come off easily. Written in large black letters was the sentence. “Get well quick….. from the nurse you gave a ticket to last week.”
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Okay, I’ll stop now.
After all, tomorrow is another day!
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And remember….
…they could have been limericks!
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We watched the Nancy Reagan funeral today, carried live on ABC…
A bittersweet reconnection with a better time in our nation.We are well into finding out how terribly missed that generation will forever be.
On this earth, anyway.
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I believe Friday night YouTube music videos has been counterchallenged.
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So glad to see Gary Sinise got him a new TV gig. So disappointed it’s a show I refuse to watch.
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I spent this entire day thinking it was Thursday.
Pretty sad.
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Heard a short clip of this one earlier on the boob tube. So here’s the whole thing…
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The disturbance in Chicago over The Donald’s appearance was all over the news tonight. Guess the protesters aren’t used to someone shouting “Get ’em outta here.”
But it is after all Chicago where the elites hide in their guarded upscale enclaves or suburbs and don’t go where the thugs might roam without an escort. So what do they care?
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I knew St. Louis was just the beginning. By the time we get to Cleveland there could be burning cities across the country.
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Left wing fascists doing what they do best in Chicago and across the country.
And the useless useful idiots call Trump Hitler?…….
King Hussein built that.
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Kind of interesting that all the Stop Trump No matter What the Cost TopTech CEOs and the GOeProstitutes in lobbyist paid for suits had their secret meeting in Georgia.
Now this in Chicago.
Did Karl Rove serve canned ham?
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It’s the weekend!
Mornin’ Gang
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