BTW, just because you don’t get up early like SD and I doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t vote early. Find a convenient voting location, it doesn’t have to be your own precinct like on election day, take your DL and your registration card, and go vote. It won’t get any easier later on than it is right now, and this… Read more »
#83 – Yes, they replaced a 55 year old rubber gasket in their fittings without disturbing my connection, or at least it look OK. I left it uncovered for a couple of days to make sure no leaks, and covering it back up is on my todo list. Senatorette Hiro Hito knows how to use science to get to the… Read more »
Super Dave
October 15, 2020 5:49 am
El Gordo did the city successfully repair their leak without destroying your line?
Top o the morn to you Dave. And the rest as well. No news of any import that I’m aware of floating around out here. May go chop a little bee brush today. Miscellaneous other chores to take care of. Hope that each and every one of you have a great day out there today. More later as it develops.
Super Dave
October 15, 2020 5:19 am
Mornin’ Gang
Adee
October 14, 2020 11:10 pm
Late again today to catch up on the day’s Hamster news. Sounds as though we’ve all had an interesting day, and the notes on election site experiences has to be helpful to the rest of us who haven’t voted yet.
G’night all.
mharper42
October 14, 2020 10:19 pm
Very sentimental story, yet sweet as can be. A friend posted it w/o a source cited. At 40, Franz Kafka (1883-1924), who never married and had no children, walked through the park in Berlin when he met a girl who was crying because she had lost her favourite doll. She and Kafka searched for the doll unsuccessfully. Kafka told her to… Read more »
75. SD I’m sure it will be renamed soon but there’s still a stretch of the Dixie Highway in Cincinnati. There are also long stretches of the old road along the east coast of Florida that generally parallels US 1, although I don’t think much of it is still brick. Growing up, my paternal grandparents lived in Campbell Station outside… Read more »
Newsmax is running a history of just how bad Biden was/is.
Super Dave
October 14, 2020 8:42 pm
#61 Hamous that is too cool, I’ve heard of the Dixie Highway but I’ve never seen it. Have you seen old US 90 in Milton Florida, north of Pensacola? They still have a small stretch of brick road just north of the highway.
LOL. I think Carlson reads Hambone. He just referred to Hirono as someone “many people believe is the dullest person in the history of the senate.”
mharper42
October 14, 2020 6:47 pm
I also went to Walmart today, mostly stocking up on cat food for our furry family. Something happened there today but I can’t remember now what it was. I got home, put things away, wrote a short post, then started to work on something. Later, I noticed I didn’t see my post, so I guess I didn’t post it after… Read more »
GJT
October 14, 2020 6:47 pm
Coupon lady at Walmart exchanging notes with the one cashier then hands over a stack of coupons as the line gets longer and longer.
The democrat and media (but I repeat myself) talking point on Hunter Biden email scandal is “there is no chain of custody”. LOL. Two words: Steele Dossier.
Shannon
October 14, 2020 6:23 pm
I guess next you’re going to tell me that FLA has two baseball teams.
Okay, before my more serious item – I just saw a hilarious speech decoding on the TV. Chris Salcedo was signing off his show and the speech-to-text captions showed “The Gristle Sailor Show”. Made me LOL. Next – It’s not often that I am impressed when I go to Wal-Mart, but my cashier really gave me hope this afternoon. He… Read more »
When Republicans take back the House, congress should immediately strip FB et al of any legal protections. They are blatantly interfering with the election. I mostly always try to stay away from politics on FB, but just as a test I shared your post there to see if it gets removed. I have yet to have something taken down /… Read more »
When Republicans take back the House, congress should immediately strip FB et al of any legal protections. They are blatantly interfering with the election.
Shannon
October 14, 2020 4:09 pm
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Spew alert.
Shannon
October 14, 2020 4:08 pm
Is that a Chinaman or a Nigerian prince calling me from Aztec, NM?
A small stretch of the Old Dixie Highway in St. Johns and Flagler Counties.
Many of the highway’s red bricks are debossed with the words GRAVES B’HAMALA. It’s the maker’s mark of bricks that were produced by the Graves Brick Company in Birmingham, Alabama.
Jackson, a black veteran, owns the Heroes American Cafe. Two windows in the cafe’s downtown location were shot at and another was struck with a blunt object — possibly a baseball bat — said Jackson, a Black man who served in the Army and Marine Corps. “I think it’s more psychological,” he said. “When I first came here [Portland] about 10 years ago, it was one of… Read more »
This is sad and disgusting. Residents of a rehab facility and nursing home in Colorado protested outside their building Thursday, saying they do not want to be restricted from visiting with or getting a hug from loved ones. Many of the residents of Fairacres Manor in Greeley, Colorado, stood or sat in wheelchairs outside the facility holding signs that read, “Prisoners… Read more »
Shannon
October 14, 2020 1:43 pm
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I didn’t realize that she was just another typically racist Democrat.
GJT
October 14, 2020 1:38 pm
Sorry so long, I don’t know how to link it without going to his FB. From Paul Bettencourt- I am not a fan of Harris County Commissioners court transferring all election functions away from elected officials to an Election Administrator, that works for 3 Democrat elected officials, and 2 party chairs..essentially a permanent 4 to 1 Democratic Party majority in… Read more »
Shannon’s representative in the Texas 10th District has an opponent with a problem. October is full of surprises. A Texas Democrat signed a letter defending the integrity of domestic terrorist Bill Ayers. While a student at Cornell Law School, congressional hopeful Mike Siegel joined a 2008 statement of solidarity with Bill Ayers, a self-described radical communist who was hunted for more than… Read more »
TexMo
October 14, 2020 12:48 pm
#46 Hamous
An informal survey of my neighbors, which are now 50/50 honkey/Hispanic, indicates 100% of honkeys are voting for Gropey and 100% of Hispanics are voting for Trump.
The guy whose mama is askeered of the rona (so you need to vote for him) says in his commercials he “served overseas for 14 years”, an implication the he served in the armed forces. In truth, he was a foreign service officer, essentially a small diplomatic cog in the massive deep state wheel.
Trouble in the wind for Hegar ? State Sen. Royce West, D-Dallas, who narrowly lost to MJ Hegar in the runoff election for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in July, said Friday night that he’s not voting for her in her bid to unseat Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas. “She’s had a problem all along with Black folks, I mean… Read more »
An informal survey of my neighbors, which are now 50/50 honkey/Hispanic, indicates 100% of honkeys are voting for Gropey and 100% of Hispanics are voting for Trump. I know the whole neighborhood doesn’t break down that way but it’s a good sign.
A couple of days ago I posted the article from The Federalist which was a link to the CDC report of a study which clearly showed 70% of people who say they wear masks all the time caught the rona. FB flagged my post as false information.
James Delingpole: Renewable energy is cripplingly expensive, hopelessly unreliable, massacres wildlife, destroys landscapes, destabilises the grid, harms indigenous peoples, and causes climate change. But apart from that it’s great, says a meticulous review published in the scientific journal Energies by a team of Irish and U.S.-based researchers. Actually, the part about renewable energy being ‘great’ is a joke but the rest is true. The… Read more »
GJT
October 14, 2020 11:25 am
Yeah our normal voting location is not at the courthouse close by this year, it is all the way into Waller.
mharper42
October 14, 2020 10:37 am
#19 GJT I’m also rethinking my usual wait till actual election day. The Covid factor may motivate me to go vote early. The thought of it possibly being hot or raining and not sure if I’d have to be in a 6-ft-apart line outside is daunting. Neighborhood FB group has been full of reports on some oddball locations around our… Read more »
I always thought absentee ballot drop boxes were all over the place. They were easy to find because they were big, heavy, blue steel boxes that said “US Mail” all over them.
Bonecrusher
October 14, 2020 10:15 am
The mail-in vote system Cluster-Eff in California really needs federal intervention. It. Is. That. Bad. Duplicate or even quadruplicate ballots, dead people receiving ballots 10 years after their demise, incorrect ballots, etc. California was highly unlikely to go R for POTUS anyway, but this is ridiculous. The system is so corrupted that the electors from CA should not be seated… Read more »
Shannon
October 14, 2020 10:12 am
I’ve had this iPhone 11 for several months and been very frustrated with trying to close out any web pages running in the background. I thought you just had to swipe up from the bottom of any open webpage and all open sites would appear in a stack of tiles. But that was only working 25% of the time. I… Read more »
BTW, just because you don’t get up early like SD and I doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t vote early. Find a convenient voting location, it doesn’t have to be your own precinct like on election day, take your DL and your registration card, and go vote. It won’t get any easier later on than it is right now, and this… Read more »
#83 – Yes, they replaced a 55 year old rubber gasket in their fittings without disturbing my connection, or at least it look OK. I left it uncovered for a couple of days to make sure no leaks, and covering it back up is on my todo list. Senatorette Hiro Hito knows how to use science to get to the… Read more »
El Gordo did the city successfully repair their leak without destroying your line?
Top o the morn to you Dave. And the rest as well. No news of any import that I’m aware of floating around out here. May go chop a little bee brush today. Miscellaneous other chores to take care of. Hope that each and every one of you have a great day out there today. More later as it develops.
Mornin’ Gang
Late again today to catch up on the day’s Hamster news. Sounds as though we’ve all had an interesting day, and the notes on election site experiences has to be helpful to the rest of us who haven’t voted yet.
G’night all.
Very sentimental story, yet sweet as can be. A friend posted it w/o a source cited. At 40, Franz Kafka (1883-1924), who never married and had no children, walked through the park in Berlin when he met a girl who was crying because she had lost her favourite doll. She and Kafka searched for the doll unsuccessfully. Kafka told her to… Read more »
OK, bed time is about here. I’ve run out of gas for the day. You all have a good night.
75. SD I’m sure it will be renamed soon but there’s still a stretch of the Dixie Highway in Cincinnati. There are also long stretches of the old road along the east coast of Florida that generally parallels US 1, although I don’t think much of it is still brick. Growing up, my paternal grandparents lived in Campbell Station outside… Read more »
Newsmax is running a history of just how bad Biden was/is.
#61 Hamous that is too cool, I’ve heard of the Dixie Highway but I’ve never seen it. Have you seen old US 90 in Milton Florida, north of Pensacola? They still have a small stretch of brick road just north of the highway.
He just upped the ante and said she was the dumbest person ever to hold public office in the history of this country.
LOL. I think Carlson reads Hambone. He just referred to Hirono as someone “many people believe is the dullest person in the history of the senate.”
I also went to Walmart today, mostly stocking up on cat food for our furry family. Something happened there today but I can’t remember now what it was. I got home, put things away, wrote a short post, then started to work on something. Later, I noticed I didn’t see my post, so I guess I didn’t post it after… Read more »
Coupon lady at Walmart exchanging notes with the one cashier then hands over a stack of coupons as the line gets longer and longer.
Not only that, one of them won two World Series before Houston even went to one.
The democrat and media (but I repeat myself) talking point on Hunter Biden email scandal is “there is no chain of custody”. LOL. Two words: Steele Dossier.
I guess next you’re going to tell me that FLA has two baseball teams.
When did Tampa Bay get a baseball team?
Okay, before my more serious item – I just saw a hilarious speech decoding on the TV. Chris Salcedo was signing off his show and the speech-to-text captions showed “The Gristle Sailor Show”. Made me LOL. Next – It’s not often that I am impressed when I go to Wal-Mart, but my cashier really gave me hope this afternoon. He… Read more »
When Republicans take back the House, congress should immediately strip FB et al of any legal protections. They are blatantly interfering with the election. I mostly always try to stay away from politics on FB, but just as a test I shared your post there to see if it gets removed. I have yet to have something taken down /… Read more »
When Republicans take back the House, congress should immediately strip FB et al of any legal protections. They are blatantly interfering with the election.
59
Spew alert.
Is that a Chinaman or a Nigerian prince calling me from Aztec, NM?
Shockingly, Aztec, NM has a municipal airport.
A small stretch of the Old Dixie Highway in St. Johns and Flagler Counties.
Senatorette Hiro Hito is just impossible to listen to. What a maroon.
This pretty well sums up the hearings: https://babylonbee.com/news/acb-calmly-answers-questions-while-typing-up-appellate-court-decision-and-cooking-dinner-for-9
Jackson, a black veteran, owns the Heroes American Cafe. Two windows in the cafe’s downtown location were shot at and another was struck with a blunt object — possibly a baseball bat — said Jackson, a Black man who served in the Army and Marine Corps. “I think it’s more psychological,” he said. “When I first came here [Portland] about 10 years ago, it was one of… Read more »
This is sad and disgusting. Residents of a rehab facility and nursing home in Colorado protested outside their building Thursday, saying they do not want to be restricted from visiting with or getting a hug from loved ones. Many of the residents of Fairacres Manor in Greeley, Colorado, stood or sat in wheelchairs outside the facility holding signs that read, “Prisoners… Read more »
48
I didn’t realize that she was just another typically racist Democrat.
Sorry so long, I don’t know how to link it without going to his FB. From Paul Bettencourt- I am not a fan of Harris County Commissioners court transferring all election functions away from elected officials to an Election Administrator, that works for 3 Democrat elected officials, and 2 party chairs..essentially a permanent 4 to 1 Democratic Party majority in… Read more »
At least we know Hammy won’t succumb to the man bun.
Indeed.
Shannon’s representative in the Texas 10th District has an opponent with a problem. October is full of surprises. A Texas Democrat signed a letter defending the integrity of domestic terrorist Bill Ayers. While a student at Cornell Law School, congressional hopeful Mike Siegel joined a 2008 statement of solidarity with Bill Ayers, a self-described radical communist who was hunted for more than… Read more »
#46 Hamous
Good grief! You are surrounded by hipsters.
Obviously NOT the NFL.
The guy whose mama is askeered of the rona (so you need to vote for him) says in his commercials he “served overseas for 14 years”, an implication the he served in the armed forces. In truth, he was a foreign service officer, essentially a small diplomatic cog in the massive deep state wheel.
Trouble in the wind for Hegar ? State Sen. Royce West, D-Dallas, who narrowly lost to MJ Hegar in the runoff election for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in July, said Friday night that he’s not voting for her in her bid to unseat Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas. “She’s had a problem all along with Black folks, I mean… Read more »
All the surrounding counties are opening bars in accordance with Hotwheels guidelines. Not Dora.
An informal survey of my neighbors, which are now 50/50 honkey/Hispanic, indicates 100% of honkeys are voting for Gropey and 100% of Hispanics are voting for Trump. I know the whole neighborhood doesn’t break down that way but it’s a good sign.
So what’s our cute little County Judge-ette have to say these days about the restrictions on everything?
A couple of days ago I posted the article from The Federalist which was a link to the CDC report of a study which clearly showed 70% of people who say they wear masks all the time caught the rona. FB flagged my post as false information.
Apparently to Dora, 12 ft is the new six ft. They had decals on the concrete outside and floor inside spaced ridiculously far apart.
James Delingpole: Renewable energy is cripplingly expensive, hopelessly unreliable, massacres wildlife, destroys landscapes, destabilises the grid, harms indigenous peoples, and causes climate change. But apart from that it’s great, says a meticulous review published in the scientific journal Energies by a team of Irish and U.S.-based researchers. Actually, the part about renewable energy being ‘great’ is a joke but the rest is true. The… Read more »
Yeah our normal voting location is not at the courthouse close by this year, it is all the way into Waller.
#19 GJT I’m also rethinking my usual wait till actual election day. The Covid factor may motivate me to go vote early. The thought of it possibly being hot or raining and not sure if I’d have to be in a 6-ft-apart line outside is daunting. Neighborhood FB group has been full of reports on some oddball locations around our… Read more »
35 granny
“Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result.”
— Winston Churchill
I always thought absentee ballot drop boxes were all over the place. They were easy to find because they were big, heavy, blue steel boxes that said “US Mail” all over them.
The mail-in vote system Cluster-Eff in California really needs federal intervention. It. Is. That. Bad. Duplicate or even quadruplicate ballots, dead people receiving ballots 10 years after their demise, incorrect ballots, etc. California was highly unlikely to go R for POTUS anyway, but this is ridiculous. The system is so corrupted that the electors from CA should not be seated… Read more »
I’ve had this iPhone 11 for several months and been very frustrated with trying to close out any web pages running in the background. I thought you just had to swipe up from the bottom of any open webpage and all open sites would appear in a stack of tiles. But that was only working 25% of the time. I… Read more »