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Monday – I mean, Wednesday – Open Comments
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Oh so this is the Monday that was disrupted by mysterious forces? The O.C. picture would be funny if there wasn’t a little bit of truth in it.
It is Hump Day and I’m not sure what’s going on around here, it’s going to be dry for a few days so it’s a good time to spray the Kudzu and Wisteria but I really need to get the Lane Shark out and trim the fence/tree lines around the fields. It should be dry enough even in the low spots. But for now coffee.
Mornin’ Gang
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My gut feeling is that Joey Spongebrain is going to get the 25th amendment and be removed. This should happen near the end of the year. The cackler will be potus, the powers behind the scene will lie to her that she is a shoe-in for the 2024 elections and this will get her to vote to ‘retire’ Bidet. Once Bidet is gone, the Newsome candidacy heats up dramatically and he becomes the chosen one. The cackler will lose the primary – badly, and the 4 year mistake of the Bidet administration will come to an end in Nov 2024. The powers behind the scene are willing to have the cackler for a year or so to stop the bleeding. They know they won’t have power to exert over the people if the country is completely destroyed; dealing with the lamest of lame ducks for a year is a necessary expense.
Remember what the dog eater said: “Never underestimate Joe Biden’s ability to eff things up”
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I have one in the spitoon. . . . .
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I finally found all the batteries and chargers for my weed eater, and I got some of those chopped down yesterday, the lush growth alongside my tubs outside. Hubby and Handyman will mow, but not trim. So I guess it’s up to me.
I’m going to try to finish cutting all of the grass and trumpet vines that are growing next to my garden. Those trimmings go into my compost pile.
But after coffee….I need to be awake for that kind of stuff.
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You’ve seen those videos where the dog owner is acting like they’re on the phone and they keep saying the dog’s trigger words like “park”, “walk”, “treat”, etc to get the dog’s reaction (perk). Well that’s what got in my head listening to the weather person with boobs this morning, there is a very slight 30% chance of rain Sunday and she must have said “rain” eight times in a couple minutes. Once it was in my head I couldn’t stop focusing on it lol. Wish I would have recorded it.
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I’m listening to today’s ReturnToTradition podcast. This whole “synod” process is just a means to an end – to destroy the very fabric of the Catholic Church and remake it into an “ape of the Church” devoid of solid belief systems. Comments nail it.
In truth I’m so tired of all this. Synodality has destroyed the Anglican church. It looks set to destroy ours.
Well, in fairness, heresy destroyed the Anglican Church. And I would argue heresy is in the lead here as well. Synodality is just a symptom.
The communists are winning. For now. I was listening to a Marian father describe the signs that we may very well be in the end times. I think this person is correct:
In the future, the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church, visible, indefectible, and necessary, will be reduced to small communities of traditionalist Latins and Greeks, united in faith, hope, and charity.
The Remnant will be underground. I plan to be one of them.
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#4 GJT
Hubby noted that Rhett is down to 550 gallons. He was commenting on the “rain chances,” but I am still going to cut back a bit on the watering. The plants still need moisture, but I’ve been pretty free with Rhett’s abundance so far.
Fortunately, it doesn’t take much to fill him back up.
I really don’t want to go to city water for my garden. Hubby wants me to water the brown, dead areas of the yard.
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I need to get a battery powered weed eater for those small jobs. Love my gas powered Echo (insert Tim the Toolman noises), but a bit of a pain if I only need to tidy up around the BBQ pit or such.
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listening to the weather person with boobs this morning, there is a very slight 30% chance of rain Sunday and she must have said “rain” eight times in a couple minutes. Once it was in my head I couldn’t stop focusing on it lol.
Hummm what to make of this, I’m wondering just what is in GJT’s head. 😉
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TRIPLE STANDARDS ☙ Wednesday, July 19, 2023 ☙ C&C NEWS
Roundup:
Good morning, C&C, it’s Wednesday! Your roundup today includes: Jason Aldean update; the appalling Michigan electors prosecution, explained; the Biden Administration finally suspends the Wuhan lab from getting any more federal grants; Biden sleeps through meeting with Israeli president on camera; Ukraine buys Twitter ads to promote propaganda; another de-transitioning teen sues her doctors; What is a Woman star shows how to handle a hostile interview; and a warning clip for our canine friends.
THE C&C ARMY POST
Jason Aldean was listed as an S&U victim recently. He was singing on stage and had to depart said stage unscheduled and very rapidly. Childers reports that Jason was a vehement anti-vaxxer, so he was really suffering from some other ailment, and is doing well now. So Childers is including new criteria for including names on the S&U list: bodies have to hit the floor (though I’m assuming being caught before contact is made will count), dragged off the stage, and whether hospitals or morticians are part of the story.
At least Childers doesn’t hide his errata at the end of his column or buried deep within.
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We are finally putting the final finishing touches on our new front porch almost a year later lol. Got gutters put up Monday, love them but on one downspout they installed it where it angles down across the front about five feet to catch a post going mid air. Looks so damned stupid. Taking real time pictures, texts and phone calls to the sales guy they claim it was the only way. We haven’t paid yet, I asked him to come out today to discuss some other options. I so hate having to hire things out, we have been having such bad luck with this project. Fortunately, despite the issues we’ve had with the thing, we love it. Hopefully something can get worked out with the gutter. I can stand gutters to begin with but they are a necessity as the rain splatters down on the railings. Even so, gutters are supposed to be kind of out of sight, out of mind but not if it goes down across in plain view.
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#7 GJT
I need to get a battery powered weed eater for those small jobs.
I didn’t want to mess the gas/oil stuff. My little Black & Decker job is fine for the pace I can manage. The batteries don’t last as long as I’d like, which is why I now have several of them. But I also am quite happy to do half the job today, the other half tomorrow.
The charger and one battery have been missing, buried in the pile of crap in the garage. Hubby had asked one of our old employees to move stuff into the garage some years ago, and he just threw everything into a pile, completely disorganized. We also caught him trying to steal stuff several times. He was willing to work for the wages we could afford, and was good at digging, so we just kept an eye on him. Anyway, when I couldn’t find the charger, I assumed that he’d stolen it, so I recently purchased another one. When Hubby and Handyman cleaned up some of the pile to make my Elsa room, those objects reappeared. So now I have two, which is fine since I now own three batteries instead of two.
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Hummm what to make of this, I’m wondering just what is in GJT’s head.
Well, once I got past the boobs and listened to the words maybe she said “rain” ten times….
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I think that Biden will get the 25th around the end of the year. Kamala the Cackler will be ‘potus’ but will get smoked in the primaries. Those that are controlling the White House, and that is neither Joe nor the Cackler, will deal with her stupidity for a little while and make sure she doesn’t burn the house down. I predict that Newsome is already anointed to take the D nomination and the primaries will be ‘fortified’ to insure that he is the nominee.
The Cackler will be told that she is the one only to get her vote in favor of the 25th; afterwhich she will face underbusment.
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Battery powered Weed eater. As you may know I’ve got my wife a bunch of battery powered Stihl tools, starting with the MSA 120 chainsaw. The second tool I got her was the FSA 60 trimmer and it is the least used tool in her shed and that is because the line is small (it has to be because of the lower HP) and wears down fast. This isn’t a problem for me because I use the bump head judiciously so the line doesn’t get broken off in the head requiring rewinding. But I can’t get my wife to use the bump head often enough and of course when the line breaks I have to rewind it. All that said; it is a fine little trimmer for light use.
Trying to remember all the battery tools she has; Chainsaw, trimmer, blower, pruner (GTA 26) & hedge/grass shear (HSA 26). The good thing is that the first three tools uses the same battery and the last two use smaller batteries that are the same.
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C&C:
The left is now weaponized against the “alternate electors” re the election fiasco.
Yesterday, Michigan’s democrat attorney general, Dana Nessel, announced felony charges against 16 elderly Republican electors, some of whom are top GOP officials in Michigan, charging each with eight felony counts, including forgery, conspiracy, and “uttering” (an antiquated common-law term for fraud), for allegedly falsely signing documents attesting that they were Michigan’s “duly elected and qualified electors” for president and vice president in 2020.
These folks could actually die in prison if these charges are upheld in court, not to mention the hefty fines. They have a week to turn themselves in (aka “put your affairs in order”) before being arrested.
According to the attorney general’s office, the accused Republicans tried to present copies of documents showing they were electors to the Michigan legislature, the U.S. Congress, and the National Archives, as an alternative pro-Trump slate of electors at a meeting of the Electoral College later that month.
But … they were never recognized by anyone as valid electors.
Admittedly, I’m not familiar with the ins-and-outs of Michigan law, but under common law fraud and these facts, no one could possibly have been defrauded. Fraud requires an element of “reliance,” meaning someone must have relied on a defendant’s false representation. No reliance, no fraud.
Uttering is a little different though, and in some jurisdictions only requires an intent to defraud…
Despite all of their efforts to comply with Michigan law, which are described in the complaint itself, the AG is doing a deep reach into murkiness to make these charges.
Childers reminds us that Hawaiian Democrats themselves put together a slate of alternate electors during the Nixon-JFK recount in 1960. But of course, no one was charged back then. They were Democrats.
The same scenario may be played out in AZ, NV, NM, PA, WI, and GA.
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Now, from the Joe Is Not Up to the Job department:
At an enervated meeting with Israel’s president Isaac Herzog at the White House yesterday, Joe Biden imitated the Energizer Bunny running out of batteries. After about the first minute, Biden’s chin met his chest and he started incoherently mumbling. The problem seems to be that since he read the entire two-minute greeting off a paper in his lap, it put his head dangerously close to the napping position.
I’d write out the good parts for you, but it’s literally un-transcribable. You’ll see. Here’s the clip where Joe almost nods off: https://twitter.com/NEWSMAX/status/1681362943164784642
I saw part of the video yesterday, and was floored. Who on his staff scheduled a public meeting during Joe’s nap time? Poor Herzog – what does a world leader do when his counterpart almost dozes off and becomes unintelligible in front of the press? BTW – when I saw the clip, it was part of a meme where the pillow guy puts a pillow behind Joe’s head as part of a “commercial”. The official transcript of the speech even used the word “indescernable”. Five times. Don’t they have Joe’s cue cards to “transcribe” from? Or did Joe wander off the sidewalk again?
The real purpose for the meeting was for Biden — or more likely his team — to pressure Israel to stop implementing conservative reforms to reign in an ultra-liberal Israeli Supreme Court…
In the op-ed, Tom Friedman explained that Biden personally briefed him at the White House on Tuesday afternoon. In other words, Biden was threatening the Israelis. As Friedman explained:
message to the Israeli prime minister and president could not have been clearer: Please stop now. Don’t pass anything this important without a broad consensus, or you are going to break something with Israel’s democracy and with your relationship with America’s democracy, and you may never be able to get it back… Biden, as Israel’s friend, felt he cannot be silent.
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Childers reports that trans-surgery doctors are now starting to face lawsuits.
More. Of. This. Please.
The latest black eye to the medical-industrial complex is the string of lawsuits against doctors who prescribed and performed transitioning surgeries on teenagers. Yesterday the UK Daily Mail reported on the latest one: [insert headline from UK Daily Mail. The **UK** Daily Mail.]
According to the Daily Mail, Prisha Mosley, 24, says she was confused and battling mental health problems when doctors suggested cross-sex hormones and a double breast removal after several brief consultations, one lasting only minutes. She was 17 at the time.
In her 53-page complaint, Prisha alleges her doctors ‘lied’, including by saying testosterone jabs would solve all her problems and even make her ‘grow a penis.’ [WTH?!] She has since decided to ‘detransition’ and live as a woman, and claims financial damages, since the treatments left irreversible scars, a deep voice, body and facial hair, pain in her neck and shoulders, a damaged vagina, she will not be able to breastfeed, and may be infertile.
Since when have teenagers been considered mentally mature? I’ve met some mature teenagers in my years as youth minister and catechist, but most of them really don’t have the coherence of thought necessary to make decisions of this import, and are easily misled.
Sue the heckfahr outta these “doctors”. With extreme prejudice. They are using these kids to pad their retirement accounts. “First do no harm” is being ignored.
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enervated
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: to reduce the mental or moral vigor of
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: to lessen the vitality or strength
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Again, from the detransitioning forum:
I couldn’t track down where this interview ran, but it is a perfect example of how to handle a hostile interviewer on live TV. Scott Newgent, a trans biological female, who now campaigns against gender “affirmation” of kids and was the accidental star of Matt Walsh’s “What is a Woman?”, posted this clip yesterday.
https://twitter.com/NotScottNewgent/status/1680956068124413958
Scott faced a disgracefully hostile interviewer and handled it perfectly.
He was like cheap toilet paper. He refused to take her crap.
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Childers likes to end on an upbeat note.
I guess the water bowl was empty: https://twitter.com/i/status/1681295999208157189
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From the comments – I’ve heard about “shedding” the virus; it looks like this might be an example:
Good morning Jeff! Thank you for your work. I look forward to your writings every morning. After reading about Jason Aldean, I wanted to share so info with you. I am NOT vaxed. I have been feeling crappy lately so I asked my doctor to have my blood looked at. He told me he had no way to do it. I then asked my Veterinarian (who is completely anti jab) and she did! We looked at it under a microscope together. It was shocking!! It looks exactly the same as the vaxxed! All my red blood cells were clumped together and there were a ton of “particles” in it. I wish I could attach the pictures. It is truly frightening. My husband and I live in the country and we are almost completely self sufficient. We are somehow being contaminated. I am wondering if this could be the case with Jason. If you would like to see the photos, let me know how to send them to you. I am currently taking the detox protocol recommended by Dr Peter McCullough.
But there was this response:
There are other phenomena that can cause this clumping of cells, or Rouleaux formation, I believe it is called. Spike is not the only cause.I can’t think of other causes off hand. For some reason, chronic Lyme comes to mind, but go do some research and not on mainstream sites, haha. C D C doesn’t believe chronic Lyme exists. Surprise.
Anyway, the detox protocol is probably helpful because detox is crucial for lots of these situations. Just know that it may not be spike causing your problem.
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Handyman is putting tile down on what was going to be a kitchenette next to the master bedroom upstairs. I am charged with figuring out how I want to move all of the stuff now residing in the newly floored master bedroom into this area once the tile is down. Then the MBR will be used as a work area while Hubby finishes making cabinets and a towel warmer in the master bathroom.
I walked into our Wal-Mart day before yesterday to buy two items. Yeah, I know. Anyway, I walked in and there was a stack of blue storage tubs for a clearance price of $3 each. That’s cheaper than the used ones at my thrift store, so I bought 11 of them. That’s what would fit in my car. Then I bought five other things.
So, since those tubs are stackable, I’ll be using them as part of my storage plan for the move.
When all that is done, I suggested that Hubby and Handyman work on the wall project for Elsa’s room so I can begin freeze drying food again, while I tackle clearing the office area. That will become storage once I clear stuff out. I still have to hang onto a lot of the stuff in there, but it can be crammed together while we wait for the IRS audit periods to end. Once we move all of the food and craft into the old office area, I’m going to use the kitchenette area as my sewing/craft room. Maybe one day we’ll actually convert it to its original use. It has w/d hookups and hookups for a small stove. We had visions of cocooning upstairs. As we get older, it may be nice to not have to go downstairs for snacks and stuff. Hubby did point out that if/when we put in an elevator, it will be coming up through that space as well.
Planning for old age.
But I’m really dreading clearing out the office space…
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#3 Bonecrusher
I pulled the #2 comment out of the Trash file, restored it to Pending and then approved it. It takes about 10 minutes because WP is so slow on those actions.
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Texpat 0924: Thank you for the restoration. I mostly repeated myself on #14. There might be something about me posting from 3 different devices, including my phone.
On a more important note: How is Her Highness recovering? How are you recovering?
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I’m listening to Caviezel being interviewed about “Sound of Freedom”.
For such an accomplished actor, his unscripted speech seems remarkably stilted.
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24 Bonecrusher
Her Highness is doing very well in her recovery. I wasn’t sure she was going to survive the angst and anxiety during the pre-op period. She was certain I was going to end up in the hospital and be unable to take care of her. I have never failed to take care of her during any sickness, but according to her prior performance is no guarantee of future success.
My cardiologist wants me to go into the Cardiac Lab and have a catheterization done just to make sure there are no blockages we missed. He doesn’t want me doing any serious physical exertion until we see those results. This is getting a little boring and frustrating since I’m not a sedentary person at all.
Other than that, I’m doing okay. The return to previous levels of energy and stamina is taking longer than I thought.
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Morning, gang. I had hungry cats insisting I get up this morning, several minutes before the alarm clock went off at 9 a.m. I don’t know how they do that. None of the wall clocks do any audio signals. But come to think of it, I often fall asleep with the bedside radio on, and it’s then on all night and into the morning. Perhaps there is something on the radio at that time that they recognize, that clues them to the time approaching for me to (theoretically) get up and feed them.
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Good Wednesday Morning Hamsters,
Just dawned on me that slogging through this heatwave that seems to not have an end in sight is pretty much like the Covid Extravaganza, full of sound and fury and at first silently screaming “FRAUD” if one took timeouts from worrying about it. The Signifying Nothing part rolled in later as the screw-ups were being reported by the European media much to the horror of our domestic media here. The power-hungry folk were sorely disappointed at every drip, drip, drip of what was really going on leaked out.
Many of us are now staying home to remain out of the truly vicious heat that now and again mimics the Covid madness in staying at home or in shelter. Except the concern over heatstroke or death is for real due to heat exposure.
Mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the noonday sun.
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Texpat 1018: Great news that HH is doing well.
Are they going to do the cath through the groin or can they get there via the arm? I am inclined to side with your cardiologist about making darned sure about no more blockages before anything strenuous; having something shake loose is deadly.
Do you need some of Bonecrusher’s Honeyshine Elixir?
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The return to previous levels of energy and stamina is taking longer than I thought.
I was talking to my CPA/friend just a little while ago, discussing “what’s going on” with us lately. I told him “this getting old is getting old”.
I remember a friend telling me that her mother had said that if she’d known getting old was going to hurt so much, she would’ve died a long time ago.
I try to be optimistic, but it sucks when you feel so young on the inside and your outsides refuse to go along with that idea.
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This is important. Read it.
Recognizing human trafficking – and it’s not always what you think.
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You may not care about or be interested in Critical Race Theory, but, by God, it is very interested in you.
Fox News reports:
The “racialization of medical education” has created a “national emergency” because many of America’s future doctors are being inundated with critical race theory (CRT) and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), according to the founder of CriticalRace.org.
CriticalRace.org, which monitors CRT curricula and training in higher education, has expanded its Medical School Database to include all 155 accredited U.S. medical schools. Findings revealed a staggering 70 percent provide mandatory or voluntary CRT-related coursework or training for students.
“The extent to which CRT/DEI and related programming has worked its way into medical schools is truly shocking and worrisome. Racial and other activism should not be the focus of medical education,” William Jacobson told Fox News Digital.
Jacobson, Clinical Professor of Law at Cornell Law School and founder of the Legal Insurrection website, founded CriticalRace.org’s sprawling database that has also examined elite K-12 private schools, 500 of America’s top undergraduate programs and military service academies.
Be thankful for people like lawprof Bill Jacobson who devote every free waking moment to exposing these human hyenas and jackals. He doesn’t get paid for this work.
Legal Insurrection writes:
Our databases at CriticalRace.org have become a go-to resource for parents, students, and researchers. We have had almost 3 million page views and almost 8 million user actions since inception. The website has been linked and cited almost 150 times by other media.
Our CriticalRace.org project also is transitioning beyond the databases. W are beginning to produce substantive analysis and research. This year we have been conducting detailed parent surveys and intensive ‘deep-values’ interviews, to understand better what help parents feel they need. We expect to have the results of this research, and a parents’ guide, by the end of the third quarter of this year.
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28 BC
Thanks for the offer. I am on a self-imposed hiatus from alcohol until my birthday next week since I got out of the hospital. I have cheated a couple of times but I’m trying to stick to it.
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I am on a self-imposed hiatus from alcohol until my birthday next week since I got out of the hospital. I have cheated a couple of times but I’m trying to stick to it.
I gave up drinking for Lent this year. In the interest of being successful at the effort, I limited it only to weeknights, specifically Mon-Thu.
I discovered afterwards that I naturally just drank less o the weekends as well (still the case now). The only times I’ve “cheated”/“fallen off the wagon” have been some sort of special occasion such as a birthday dinner, etc. This has only been a couple times.
I made a run to Spec’s last Saturday and bought only small bottles since I really don’t need the larger ones anymore. The exception was brandy since I use it to cook with.
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Its almost like I don’t know you people anymore.
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Listening to IRS whistleblower testimony today, it seems the libs have an issue with the phrase “two tiered justice system”. It seems they are afraid it’ll be culturally appropriated away from their meme of colored folks being unfairly treated by TPTB.
I guess they can’t refute the facts. Deflection and selection outrage is their attempt to minimize the Biden corruption issues.
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32 wagonburner
I have been a consumer of alcohol for over 50 years. It was mostly beer when I was young and middle-aged. I never thought of it as an addiction and I have been mostly drinking wines for the past 20 years.
Her Highness grew up with a couple of uncles who were severe alcoholics and she is terrified of the thought. HH pretty much thinks everyone who drinks is some kind of alcoholic. She has always thought I was dependent on alcohol somehow and I finally decided to demonstrate I was not. I have had a glass of wine twice in a restaurant since I got out of the hospital June 20th. Tomorrow is the end of my month of temperance although I’m probably going to extend it past my heart catheterization on August 7th.
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There is a WWII veteran in the news this week celebrating his 104th birthday. He got his private pilots’ license in 1941 and a few months later found himself flying planes in the US Army Air Corps in the war.
He takes no medication. He said he’s survived this long because of his two friends, Jack Daniels and Jim Beam.
I’ll try to find the story.
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So let me get this straight:
Biden is spending our military arsenal in Ukraine without replacing what he is using
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emptying the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
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opening up the southern border in a full scale illegal alien invasion.
At what point do we call this treason?
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It’s not when WE call it treason. That boat sailed a long time ago.
It’s when those in power, with the power to do something, call it treason.
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I just received an email from Intuit/Quickbooks that I can no longer use it for payroll. Unless I pay an additional $500/year for their “enhanced” service. For one part-time employee. I’m already paying $800+ each year for the basic service, to keep the tax info up to date. When we were running the plumbing company AND the property accounts, and had multiple employees, it was easier to do it through QB.
I have an email in to our CPA’s office for options. I want to make sure whatever we use is compatible with their software and procedures.
I love our CPA. Good folks.
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From the quick search I just made, I may still be able to run payroll in manual mode.
Since the tax rates in Texas don’t change often, it shouldn’t be a problem. Not much different from what I’m already doing – I just don’t have to log in to get updates.
Whew!
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I think I need to pull my clothes off the line. They were probably dry five minutes after I hung ’em up.
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At what point do we call this treason?
hate to break it to you big fella but the USSA has already fallen and it can’t get up.
The law is being used as warfare on all things Trump.
and biden isn’t doing anything.
you’re getting the third term of the Creature from the Kenyan Lagoon and you’re most likely going to get a fourth after they steal it again just like 2020.
and no one will contest it cause the swamp monsters are making that illegal too and soon you’ll be thrown into the gulag, just like the j6 prisoners, for even thinking or saying you think it was stolen.
if you think the joined@thehippartyVampyres are going to do something about anything you’d be wrong.
if the goopeeCons had actually been a true opposition, law and order party the last 4 decades then we wouldn’t be where we are today but yet McLoser Inc still controls not the gop but the Fopp.
failed old poopers party.
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#25 Texpat,
Excellent news that your wife is doing well in recovery. You might want to consider having a visiting nurse come to help her with things like bathing and starting to gain back strength at a sensible pace walking as well as keeping track of her vital signs.
What she has been through can be harder on the body than one would think just by looking at her at rest. It is useful to listen to your body and not your head at times lest things get overdone, and that can apply to you as well in care taking. I mention this because I went through several months of PT sessions after my cardiac surgery on November 4th to remove two blood vessel obstructions.
There are times when your get-up-and-go has gone, so sit down and rest. 🙂
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#26 mharper42,
I am convinced house cats know how to tell time. 🙂
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Michigan’s Dem dingdong AG is the reason that folks who live in the upper half of Michigan want to defect and join Wisconsin. Bringing the upper half with them. They seriously have discussed doing that. Saw that about 7-8 months ago on a conservative website. 🙂 Meanwhile Detroit sadly continues to go farther downhill from the great city it once was.
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I forgot to announce it was the 54th anniversary of the negligent homicide at Chappaquiddick.
May Ted continue to rot in Hell.
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#42 Adee
I am noticing how my stray project cat Billy knows when to start expecting food, and gets himself situated. He still spends a lot of his time in the back yard to the east of me — not sure why, since they currently only have one old indoor dog, and their grown son and his giant back yard dog left several years ago. Several times when I’ve gotten up late from my afternoon nap, I didn’t see Billy in my yard so went to call him at the east fence, only to have him show up on the west side. My driveway is in full shade in late afternoon, so I guess he’s dozing there right in front of the garage door, when I’m running late for feline suppers. (He’s still afraid for me to get too close to him.)
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Good Night All. Hope the predicted cooler weather really does appear over this weekend, with some rain tagging along.
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