Thursday’s History Isn’t Repeating, It’s Rhyming Open Comments

How appropriate, how exactly true these past weeks.

“White Logic” and “Jew Physics”

Campus radicals have refreshed an ugly 1930s trope.

When we think of “Newspeak,” the fictional language invented by George Orwell for his dystopian novel 1984, we typically think of powerful authoritarian governments manipulating language for the advancement of power and ideology. In such a case, the language substitutes for reality itself to protect the perceived infallibility of totalitarian leadership and its totalist ideology.

But the battle for language is not restricted to governments. Newspeak develops wherever a totalist ideology emerges—it is, in fact, a necessary characteristic of the ideology. Such battles for language dominance are ongoing all the time, and the chief locus for these battles is the university campus, that petri dish of leftist ideologies.

and,

The first part of the formula is little more than crude, circular sophistry—it means that I am correct and you are wrong, because I have critical consciousness and you have false consciousness. Because this childlike assertion is nowhere acceptable for modern discourse, an entire vernacular is constructed to prop it up, and mantras are repeated ad nauseam to establish a faux legitimacy. In fact, the endless repetition of bombastic assertions is characteristic of all social-justice themes.

plus,

History is replete with examples of this thuggish technique, with perhaps the most vividly obscene emerging from the Nazi period in Germany. In the Third Reich, anti-Semitism infected every aspect of German society, even the domain of science. This was most memorable in the anti-Semitism that corrupted the discipline of physics. In accord with the Nazi authorities, the work of Jewish scientists was delegitimized by declaration. The Nazis dismissed the theories of Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr as “Jewish Physics,” “Jewish Science,” “Jewish World-Bluff,” and the product of “Jewish Spirit.” Something called Aryan Physics was erected as the authentic alternative.

and this,

The dullards and malcontents among us are always anxious to acquire by coercion and bullying what they cannot gain by merit. Because of this, their simple-minded doctrine is attractive for a certain type of disaffected bureaucrat. Today’s enemies of science, logic, reason, and progress have established beachheads on almost every campus in America.

Read the whole brilliant thing.

 


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  1. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Texpat

    I’m not seeing a link in the OC.

  2. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    Even though it is the G-D-less Chinese, this is impressive.

     

  3. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I wasn’t familiar with the very impressive author of today’s headline feature essay.  Here is his bio:

    Stanley K. Ridgley, Ph.D., IMBA, is clinical full professor at Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business. He is a former military intelligence officer with a Ph.D. from Duke University and has taught in Russia, China, India, Spain, and Colombia. He is the author of  Brutal Minds: The Dark World of Left-Wing Brainwashing in Our Universities.

    and,

    “If you are scratching your head as to how radicals could have seized control in Washington, and of American media, while defaming American democracy as a ‘white supremacist’ nightmare, look no further than the left’s transformation of American universities into ideological boot camps for Marxist treachery. Brutal Minds is a model of clarity and straight talk about this national tragedy, whose destructive energies have yet to run their course.” DAVID HOROWITZ, Bestselling Author of Final Battle [Founder of Front Page Magazine]

  4. Tedtam Avatar

    I have a post-op dental surgery appointment for my last extraction (was originally a root canal, but without the tooth…ah, well).

    Discussion will center around getting started on the really fun stuff.  It’s kinda like when the roller coaster starts…any second thoughts are null and void once the wheels start moving.  But I really don’t have much of a choice now.  I have almost no chewing ability since almost all of my molars are unopposed; most of my molars face empty gum space on the other side.  Soft food is now my preferred diet, since harder foods poke me and hurt.  Or they are annoying to eat.  Scrambled eggs, ground beef, fish, etc.,   Breakfast sausage instead of bacon (dangit).  I found some hearts of palm “pasta” at Aldi yesterday and bought several packages.  I have a lot of my canned meat sauce on the shelf to go with.   I’m stocking up on protein drinks and I have plenty of chicken stock for surgery days.   Atkins has a new root beer float flavor that I like, so I’ve added it to my pantry.

    I just keep looking forward to the end result.

    But not the journey getting there.

  5. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Read the whole brilliant thing.

    I’d like to but if there is a link I’m not finding it.

    Mornin’ Gang

  6. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    I think our rain is gone for now, 2.09″ over 2 days of slow drizzle not any hard rain. Oddly enough this is the second time in a row that this has happened but it least it all soaked in.

  7. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I don’t have a Twitter X account so I can’t embed this, but it is a perfect representation of the Left – the Democratic Party and the Biden administration.

    US Senate Judiciary Committee hearings for Biden nominees to the federal bench.

    The first apparently real descendant of Native Americans has been nominated  to become a US District Judge with enormous legal authority and power.  Senator John Kennedy R-Louisiana asks the nominee a question.

    Committee Hearing Video Clip Here. 

  8. Tedtam Avatar

    RE:  OC topic

    I’ve watched with growing consternation the censorship of speech that has grown into a tidal wave of hatred and intolerance.

    I am not amused that those who shut others down while calling their targets “Hitler!” and “Haters!” have obviously not made use of any  mirrors lately.   And they don’t even realize that they are what they see in others.  I believe psychology calls this “projection” – seeing in others traits that the originator has himself.  Psych 101 was a long time ago, though it was one of my favorite classes.

    Libs are great projectionists.

    I call to mind yet once more some study (sorry, no link, just the memory of reading it) at a university that studied the thought patterns of libs and conservatives.  Libs are ruled by feelings and emotions, while conservatives tended to be more logical thinkers.

    Yup.

    And that’s why libs are so much easier to herd, because emotions can be so easily tweaked.

  9. Tedtam Avatar

    IDF video of Al-Shifa hospital and what the found.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrdHC_Dui1U

  10. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Unopposed molars.
    I know something about that.

    🙂

  11. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    I have this glorious gold-capped  molar with no opposition. Totally useless.

  12. Tedtam Avatar

    I have to get ready for my appointment, so I’ll leave you today’s link and roundup:

    LAPSES ☙ Thursday, November 16, 2023 ☙ C&C NEWS

    Good morning, C&C family, it’s Thursday! Your thought-provoking roundup today includes: exposé shows extent of oligarchs’ influence on media; thoughts on the climate scam; thoughts on digital currencies; UK Guardian says neopaganist art is on the rise; SADS NFL star number one; SADS NFL star number two; SADS deputy mayor; SADS town councilman; and the Spirit moves as intellectual muslim atheist converts to Christianity.

     

  13. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    There is a lot to remember as an American attorney.  Out of the 1,330,000 lawyers in America, most are not litigators and may never set foot in a courtroom.  There are tax attorneys, corporate attorneys, law professors, estate attorneys, real estate attorneys, etc. who may have forgotten the very important difference in a “Stay” and an “Injunction” because they never need to know in their practice of the law.

    However…

    If an attorney aspires to and applies for the very important position of US District Judge, they damn well better know the difference.

    Both an injunction and a stay are judicial forms of relief that a lawyer can seek on behalf of their client to protect their interests vis-a-vis another party. But they are not the same, and a key difference between them is important if you (lawyers) are mulling which one to employ as you advocate for your client.

    Injunctions:

    An injunction is a court order or judgment that prohibits (i.e., enjoins) a person or entity from doing something—for example, barring a contractor from building a garage in your neighbor’s backyard. You can also get an affirmative injunction, in which a court commands a person or entity to do something specific—for example, ordering a contractor to clean up the mess it made in your backyard.

    Stays:

    A stay is a court order that pauses the process of an action that is already pending (which you started for your client by filing a petition or complaint). Stays are usually granted pursuant to a statute or rule—for example, when a client files a bankruptcy petition any other cases pending against him or her are automatically stayed.

    These are similar in that you are asking the court to take some action against other parties.  Stays are common and relatively easy to get while injunctions involve ordering people to start doing or stop doing something and courts are reluctant to grant them.

  14. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I have no idea if the Oklahoma squaw* woman Biden nominated to be a federal judge actually is Wagonburner’s cousin.

    It’s just a rumor, but they do resemble each other.

    ***********************************************

    * The word squa, from the Algonquian Massachusett Indian tribe originally meant “young women”.  It was a common, innocent indigenous term that over the years devolved into a derogatory slur.  It is not meant to be here.

  15. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    LINK was added to the OC headline story at 7:37 AM in case anyone did not go back and check.

  16. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Texpat, about the judicial appointment, I’m sure you saw the questions Kennedy asked of Ketanji Brown Jackson in her Senate hearing, she couldn’t answer basic questions about the Constitutions. BUTT since we really need a black female on the Supreme Court she was appointed anyway. This proves that the left just wants judicial activists on the court no matter their qualifications….. Completely out of SPIT. 🙁

  17. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Talk about a Grocery Getter; 1967 Chevy Caprice Wagon …  Not just any Caprice wagon, but one that was ordered with the 385hp L36 427, backed by an M20 4-speed. 😉

  18. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    12 Super Dave

    If you have a nominee to the Supreme Court who is completely unembarrassed to humiliate herself before 330 million people by refusing to answer, “What is a woman ?”, then you have a Justice who will believe anything and can be persuaded by the simplest of bulls**t.

  19. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    This punk is not only going after Jews…it is every American.

    He’s a Communist Trust Fund Baby Who Inherited Millions. Now, He’s Using Daddy’s Money To Harass Jews.

    Earlier this year, avowed communist James “Fergie” Chambers secured “multiple hundreds of millions of dollars” from his family, which controls the Cox Enterprises empire. Now, he’s using his inheritance to bankroll a far-left activist group that’s harassing Jews across the country.

    Chambers, whose billionaire father James Cox Chambers co-owns the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, in July revealed that he cut ties with his family, securing a significant payout from Cox Enterprises in the process. Months later, following Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist assault on Israel, Chambers began using that money to pay the legal fees for members of Palestine Action U.S., a radical group that is targeting Israeli businesses and other friends of the Jewish state with vandalism and harassment. Those actions, Chambers says, are part of a broader effort to popularize coordinated attacks against Jews and their allies.

    “We need to start making people who support Israel actually afraid to go out in public,” Chambers said in a Friday Instagram post. “We need to make all of white America afraid that everything they have stolen is going to be burned to the ground. That’s what makes them listen.”

    This spoiled, demented rich kid is making terroristic threats.  Where is the FBI ?  Out chasing conservative school board candidates, soccer moms and people wearing MAGA caps ?

    The DA in Fulton County, Georgia go fed up with these enviro-freaks attacking and destroying public property so he filed RICO statute violations on over 60 of them.  They were indicted and arrested.  It’s time to get creative.

  20. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Yousra Fazili is now the Chief of Staff for the Comptroller and Chief Financial Officer of the Pentagon.

    Feeling safe now ?

    Fortunately for Shah, he had his Fazili family deeply embedded in America’s political establishment. Yousra’s sister, Sameera Fazili had been brought in as a senior policy advisor to Obama’s National Economic Council. And when Biden took office, she became the deputy assistant to the president and the deputy director of the National Economic Council.

    When Shah was arrested, Sameera and Yousra Fazili “dialed friends in the State Department” and the State Department demanded information about him from the Indian government. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, a radical leftist sympathetic to Islamic terrorists, agitated for his release.

    Soon Shah was out and Yousra Fazili was in, joining her sister in a high-level position in the Biden administration. Where Sameera had worked on the economic side of things, Yousra became the Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Defense Programs three years after agitating on behalf of a terrorist supporter.

    This is actually terrifying.

    Rep. Jack Bergman, a retired Marine Corps lieutenant general, wrote a letter to Secretary of Defense Austin, expressing his concern “about the security clearances and responsibilities entrusted to Yousra Fazili, the Chief of Staff for the Comptroller and Chief Financial Officer of the Pentagon” due to her past work as “‘strategic’ advisor to Meshal Al-Thani, the Qatari Ambassador to the U.S., for over three years.”

     

  21. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    We need to start making people who support Israel actually afraid to go out in public,” Chambers said in a Friday Instagram post. “We need to make all of white America afraid that everything they have stolen is going to be burned to the ground. That’s what makes them listen.”

    since that commie appears to be white he should lead by example and start by burning down however many homes he owns first and stay inside while they’re burning and then maybe he’ll listen…

    For the fire trucks.

  22. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Hedge fund manager Ken Griffin said there’s a possibility that Miami could one day overtake New York’s Wall Street as as financial firms worried about rising crime rates migrate to the Sunshine State’s business-friendly climate and its lower taxes.

    “Miami, I think, represents the future of America,” said Griffin, praising the city’s “Incredibly vibrant economy” in remarks at the Citadel Securities Global Macro Conference in Miami, according to a transcript obtained by The Post.

    “We’ll see how big Wall Street South becomes,” Griffin added in remarks that were earlier reported by Bloomberg, “We’re on Brickell Bay, and maybe in 50 years it will be Brickell Bay North how we refer to New York in finance.”

    Griffin may be smart and lucky in hedging funds, but this is a guy who has become the major money supplier for Nikki Haley so he’s not a political genius.

    I noted yesterday the confiscatory taxes and fees in New York State and City.

    Wylde pointed to the Empire State’s high taxes, which sap an additional 25% from paychecks when compared to those living in Florida, and a Legislature that has become hostile to the financial industry.

    As an example, Wylde cited a bill recently passed and awaiting Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature that bans non-compete agreements, which are essential for highly paid wall street workers.

    Wylde, however, insisted that New York will maintain its position as the world’s financial center.

    “I don’t see an exodus,” she said. “We have 100 years of the concentration of global financial institutions and talent in New York City and it will take just as long for Miami to match.”

    I know that money never becomes obsolete, but neither did automobiles and Detroit died in a couple of decades.  We’ll see.

  23. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Why the big Soros funded St. Louis DA resigned.

    25,000 cases dismissed.

    2,735 cases dismissed by judges for failure to prosecute.

    $351,500 in taxpayer money paid to an unlicensed attorney providing legal advice.

    Countless violations of the Crime Victims’ Rights Act.

    A resignation just hours before a judge was to order potentially damaging records be turned over and a deposition be scheduled.

    All are among the findings in a 62-page report Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey released to the I-Team Monday. It summarizes what his office found within the tens of thousands of documents, interviews with almost 40 witnesses and investigation into St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and her administration.

    It was all part of a lawsuit he filed earlier this year to remove her from office.

    “It was important for us to publish the Gardner Report to put into the public domain what went wrong here, how it happened, and what systems need to be put in place to prevent it from ever happening in the future,” Bailey said. “The public is entitled to know the mistakes that she made, and she tried to deprive the public of access to that information by resigning before the court could order disclosure of several of those records.”

  24. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Anyone who recommends banning TikTok in America gets mocked and called a censor of free speech.

    Osama bin Laden’s infamous ‘Letter to America’ after 9/11 promoted by TikTok influencers, goes viral

    Read this and consider the future of this country.  I’m not advocating a Nikki Haley solution here, but this is dire.

  25. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Tyler Cowen is an economist and public intellectual who is the main writer at Marginal Revolution. When he linked to my recent piece in City Journal about North vs. South Appalachia, I had more people write to me to tell me about it than about any other mention I’ve ever gotten. He’s a very popular guy.

    He recently put up a short post about how more and more of the classical liberals he meets are religious. I noticed this nugget in there.

    If a meet an intellectual non-Leftist, increasingly they are Nietzschean, compared to days of yore.  But if they are classical liberal instead, typically they are religious as well.  That could be Catholic or Jewish or LDS or Eastern Orthodox, with some Protestant thrown into the mix, but Protestants coming in last. [emphasis added]

    and Aaron Renn’s commentary..

    I have a few thoughts about why Cowen meets so few Protestant intellectuals.

    First, Protestant intellectuals tend not to center their Protestant identity in the way Catholics do. For example, Robert George, Amy Coney Barrett, Patrick Deneen, and Duncan Stroik are all people for whom their Catholic identity is central to their public persona.

    Perhaps for cultural reasons, Protestants tend not to do that. There are some Episcopalians among movement conservatism leaders, for example, but they are very quiet about it. In fact, when I researched the religious background of leaders of conservative organizations a while back, I actually had to ask most of the Episcopalians personally to figure out their religion because it wasn’t online anywhere I could find. Evangelicals seem to be in the same. In a previous post, I noted that the person I think is the top evangelical public intellectual is someone I couldn’t actually list because he has never to the best of my knowledge publicly stated he is a Protestant.

    Interesting cultural observations.

     

  26. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    Texpat

    Didja get a chance to read my links about military recruitment?  Comment is here.

  27. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Anybody who has ever lived in the country knows that not properly closing a gate is a hanging offense.

    A 747 cargo plane heading to Belgium from New York was forced to return to John F. Kennedy International Airport after a horse escaped from its stall, according to the air traffic control audio.

    According to the audio clip, which was obtained by You Can See ATC via Live ATC, the horse got loose within 30 minutes of takeoff.

    The Boeing 747 was barely at 31,000 feet when a pilot told air traffic control that a horse had escaped from its stall and that they needed to return to JFK on Thursday, according to FlightRadar24.

     

  28. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    Morning, gang. When I came through the living room this morning, heading to the kitchen to feed the cats, I saw that Billy Cat was curled up in the gazebo in the back yard. Now this is the first time I’m seen him in there when it hadn’t been raining dogs and cats. So it definitely looks like he has noticed the effort I put in yesterday to clean off the junk that has been building up for 28 years. I’m not finished with the cleanup, but he has already found some spots he likes. It wasn’t raining this morning, but he saw me come out with 2 bowls, so he hussled to the patio to where he expects to find his meals when it isn’t raining. I love this little stinker.

  29. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    15 Squawk

    Yes. I read it. It was better than I expected from a worldwide communist rag.

    The first half of the article was pretty good and informative.  Then it started veering off into deep leftist dogma and anti-American argle-bargle. Once they returned to talking about the JROTC programs, it got better.

    There are a solid dozen reasons for the recruiting crisis in the USA.  I have to go out and maybe we can discuss this later.

    PS. Read the linked article at my 11:39 AM comment.

  30. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Texpat @11:49am

    The first comment on the Aaron Renn response is very good, too, notwithstanding the typos and somewhat disjointedness.

  31. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    I think the word “Protestant” is just a catch-all…an easy way to reference “not Catholic or Eastern Orthodox“.

    There has never been any real Protestant unity except at the most basic levels of Christian belief. It is near impossible to have a unifying intellectual Protestant identity when there are so many hard fought differences among the players.

  32. Tedtam Avatar

    I have the date for my next dental appointment.  Originally, it was Dec. 5th, but I just got a call and I have a reprieve until the 19th.

    Gonna open a hole, shove in some bone and some kind of special membrane, close it back up, and pray for the best.

    If that graft does well, I’ll probably see a second one in the same spot, since the extraction opened up a Grand Canyon size hole in my jaw.  I talked to the dentist about the space where my bridge currently is.  The x-rays show quite a bit of bone loss there as well.  Imagine Mt. Everest, and that’s roughly the shape.  I’ve been able to feel a “dent” since that baby tooth cracked in college.  “When the dentist pulled that tooth, he had to get jackhammers and a bulldozer to get it all out,” I said. I’m not exaggerating by much.  I can still remember the pounding and the chisel he used.  Dr. Gabriel chuckled a bit and said that the goal is – for now – to insert the bone graft at the same time the implant is inserted, so a totally different procedure there.  They’ll do a “tissue line” insert, unless it interferes with my smile line; if it’s obvious then I may have to go through some building up procedures similar to the current molar area grafts I’m facing next.

    So, Christmas Day may be a little fun.  Fortunately, I’m ahead on my Christmas shopping and wrapping, and I really don’t decorate much any more.  Just no fun when there’s no children around.  I will have time to set out my Santa Clause collection, so there’s that.

  33. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    I had an errand run to my bank, and wanted to mesh in some other chore. Couldn’t think of anything else, so I went by Walmart and got a few things. When I got home, I was surprised to see Billy Boy was still asleep in the gazebo. It appears I have adopted him!

  34. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    And again, when I got up from my nap, it was getting dark but I could see Billy asleep in the section of the gazebo where I have cleared out some old junk and bushels of dry tree leaves. My CoH trash barrel was full and heavy today, but I’ve still got about 3X that much stuff to discard out of the gazebo. No hurry after all these years…

  35. Tedtam Avatar

    In today’s lesson I find that Nemo (nēmō, from “neque homō) means “no man” or “nobody”. So in the Disney fish movie the father was searching for no one.

  36. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    The news out in the world today is exhausting to digest it all.

    I posted slightly less than half of the 36 comments today.  I know everyone has a life and is busy.

    I just hope we can do better tomorrow because this website exists for and is comprised of comments.  There is no Hambone without comments.

  37. Tedtam Avatar

    I just finished my Latin class.  We are assigned to write an essay of some sort, using information in our first nine chapters.  We delved into Capitulum X this evening.

    There is a classmate named Michael, an ex-Marine (is there an ex-Marine?  or simply a Marine not in active service?  I know there are no alumni at A&M, just former students.  Same idea.)  Anyway Michael keeps talking about his age and hints at some major health issues, but he is just too cute during class.  He’s my favorite.  He’ll guess at something and miss, or something new will be presented, and there’s his “Oh my G-d….”  I just have to laugh.  I have his email now, so maybe we can check each other’s work during this Thanksgiving hiatus and hone our presentations.

    We’re down to a cozy 8-10 students now.  Two others have been absent for about a month to tend to another responsibility, something about credentialing themselves for some class they’re going to teach, or some such.  I was hoping the father and daughter would show up tonight.  The father is a lawyer, sharp as a tack, and always good to have in class.  Maybe next class session they’ll be back.

    And the young guy, let’s call him “Joe,” is attending.  Last session, he was annoying as heck.  Fifteen minutes into class and he’d be texting “hello” messages in various languages, obviously getting them from Google translate.  And other annoying things; we just tried to ignore him. He is smart, but his social skills were those of a five year old. Someone must’ve said something, because he logs in and then is silent most of the time.

    So, I have a coupla weeks to generate my essay and finish Capitulum IX pensum (homework).  I think I’ll take my Latin with me to Bryan tomorrow and see what I can do if I have some down time.

    The real disappointment is that there’s a really good barbecue place just a block away – but it’s a no meat Friday for me. 🙁

  38. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

     There is no Hambone without comments.

    1. COMMENTS
    2. CommentS
    3. cOMMENTs
    4. COmmENTS
    5. coMMent
    6. yaada kennuu
    7. komentarz
    8. комментарий
    9. टिप्पणी
  39. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    I just hope we can do better tomorrow because this website exists for and is comprised of comments.  There is no Hambone without comments.

    i like pie.

  40. squawkbox Avatar
    squawkbox

    I just hope we can do better tomorrow because this website exists for and is comprised of comments.  There is no Hambone without comments.

    I can always unblock two of our most colorful participants if you would like.  I m sure they both could compensate for today’s shortage.  One of them is really eager to get back on.  Since he was blocked from the outset of ham.org he has attempted nearly 300 times to circumvent my firewall.

  41. bsue54 Avatar

    Sorry – I had a doctors appointment early this afternoon and spent the rest of the day studying for my blood tests tomorrow morning… That’s my story and I’m sticking to it  😉

  42. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Tedtam

    There are no ex-Marines, only former Marines.

  43. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    I just hope we can do better tomorrow because this website exists for and is comprised of comments.  There is no Hambone without comments.

    Be the ball-og.
    Make every comment count.

    https://youtu.be/RTDfPZyOEao?si=Op5mDiTCmkWSxcFS

  44. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    You guys are a barrel of LOL.

  45. Tedtam Avatar

    There are no ex-Marines, only former Marines.

    I knew it was something like that!  Thanks.

  46. Tedtam Avatar

    I gotta go pack my stuff for tomorrow.  I get to meet up with the new tenant in our B unit, collect money, get her to sign the papers that Hubby was supposed to get her to sign…/sigh

    I’ll poke a head in the A unit, see what kind of damage still remains.  Get hours for Handyman so I can cut his paycheck.  Etc.

    Oh, and Aldi had their butter on sale for $2.49/lb; it’s been at least a dollar more for freaking ever.  And that’s been cheaper than at Wal-Mart and for sure at HEB.  I bought the limit the last time I was there, and have been converting it to shelf-stable ghee.  I plan to do that again.  When butter hits $5/lb, I’ll be stocked.  For a while, anyway.

  47. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    My cardiologist doubled my blood pressure medicine and today I felt like I was wearing a lead suit.  I had to come back home and hit the sofa.

    My BP is still the same so…

  48. mharper42 Avatar
    mharper42

    #26 Squawks

    Say, who are these blocked potential participants in our jolly daily conversations? Are they people we know about, like Bob42?

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