"It looks like a horse shoe keed."
"It is. Just insert it in your ladies cooter and it will block your man goo from giving her a baby.
"But it looks so big. Will it fit."
"Sure it will Babe. Everybody says Claire is the biggest cunt in New York."
"You got me there. Thanks kid. I owe you one,"
having the low down blues and going
into a restaurant to eat.
it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security.
Back to breathe a little more fire. Check out HR-1, Pelosi Galore’s omnibus bill to legalize vote fraud
I love hearing all the “moderates” or whatever talking about ’22 and ’24.
Unless something is done, there is no ’22 and ’24. And the Rs that haven’t been bought (and probably a lot who have) are looking at political careers that end in 2, 4, or 6 years.
It’s either a fight, and, considering how the Demos treated the troops last week, we may be in better shape than anybody thinks or it’s a march on Rome type thing. I mean 5, 10 million people camped at the Capitol building with the National Guard (this time with loaded weapons) alongside them until we have truth and justice.
And that's just the good guys. Then there's all the "moderates" among the Demos who have been had. They voted for the doofus from Dover because they were told to, but were also told what a moderate he was (blacks remember '94). Now NM and the unions won't have all the Keystone jobs they were counting on, parents will have to worry about who's in the shower with their daughters, everybody will have higher taxes and the Lefties drooling over their 401(k)s. So some of them will start wanting to join forces. Just like the Reagan Democrats.
The lying dogfaced pony soldier started lower than Trump or the Mocha Messiah in the polls and has nowhere to go but down. He called a lid Saturday after 2 whole days on the job, so he's ready to fold already, but not after alienating a lot of the people who voted the way they were told and believed it was an honest count because Fake News said so. Which gives us Chlamydia (in more ways than one, although I don't think she'll last long, either).
They tried to turn some minor vandalism into the Reichstag fire (the murders are another issue). Now they want Hindenburg (the American people) to OK an emergency decree, but the panic just isn't there.
Pelosi Galore and Shi have grabbed the tail of the dragon with all this and I think they thought we’d all crawl away and cry like the Lefties did 4 years ago. We didn't. We got mad as Hell. We got mad enough to put a million people into DC twice in two months. And then the Antifa false flag blew up and 4 Trump supporters were murdered and now DC looks like Auschwitz.
Not what they thought would happen, I’m guessing.
I love what Troop said in one of his posts.
Let's hope that our leader's return will be much more successful.
I suspect that it will.
I don't think this country can survive without punishing those who stole our rights and our votes and, yes, I mean restoring Donald Trump to the Presidency.
In a riff on the insecurity of the last 2 Democrat vote thieves, he's started the Office of the Former President to go after the bad guys.
I would have called it the Office of the Real President.
Ashli Babbitt was murdered and so were the others. They all saw something and were eliminated.
The others who were murdered were Kevin Greeson, Rosanne Boyland, and Benjamin Phillips.
Say her name.
She was a vet. A small business owner. A protestor. Unarmed.
Shot down when she was peacefully protesting in the peoples house.
Where are the riots? The looted CVS? The district attorney suspending the cops who shot down an unarmed protestor?
I have been spending my free time posting her name in sites all over the internet.
Ashli Babbitt.
Say her name!
Last week we had to get our car inspected. That is always an anxiety creating event as it is an old car and there are always something wrong with it that needs to be fixed. The joint we bring it to is about two miles from the house. There is only one silver lining. The coffee shop across the street.
This joint is tiny but was always packed It had three rows of tables in the small space where you basicly forced to share your lunch with someone else. It is always full of working men who come in from the garages or other businesses in the surrounding couple of blocks.
With the new bullshit they only have three tables and four stools. We lucked out because it was between breakfast and lunch. As I sat down to enjoy my first cup of coffee....I looked over my shoulder...and saw Fredo in the Window.
I got a treat. My diet is very limited but the Boss let me have a Pastrami sandwich and fries. It was heaven.
What happened to America?
"Oh Mr. Ruth I am not that kind of girl."
"Common Keed. You are all the kind of girl. After you finish filming why don't you come up to my room. I will order a couple of dozen hot dogs and a gallon of gin and we can see what you can do with two balls instead of one. You look like a Natural."
She spent her college days eating rice but she didn't want see commies even if they were at her front door. Unfortunately she went full retard and it drove some homosexuals mad.
Still she might be in line for a comeback.
Whose that girl
In 1947 traveling ice cream machine salesman came up with an idea. A coffee pot that could severve multiple cups at a time. He tried to market it but the American Diner owner was too conservative. He sold his pattern to some guy in Seattle who wanted to open a shop selling burned coffee, shitty muffins and Josh Groban CD's/.
This is the second big investment that old Tom lost out on. His fellow traveling salesman Ray Kroc tried to get him to invest in this little corporation called McDonalds.
He decided to stick with ice cream.
Schrö·ding·er's cat
Like it or not, it's already begun.
Kyle Rittenhouse killed 2 men and wounded one more, albeit in self defense, after being set upon during a Lefty riot.
Fake News tells us 6 died during the whatever at the Capitol; this includes one cop who committed suicide yesterday. Supposedly, one of the other cops died at the station house, which brings it down to 4.
We know Ashli Babbitt was murdered, but the circumstances of the other 2 civilians are still murky.
That civil war people are going on about has started. I think the more Pelosi Galore takes the bit in her teeth, the worse things get. Right now, she's running the government and it doesn't matter what happens next Wednesday, she'll still be calling the shots.
The lying dogfaced pony soldier and the Ho were no more than window dressing and will be for the near future.
One party rule and a looney, vindictive, alcoholic, corrupt old hag is the Red (literally) Queen.
Scott Rasmussen says 40% think the election was stolen. More like 80% and that probably doesn't include the Democrats, Whigs, and assorted Libertarians, NeverTrumpers and other salon Socialists and closet Communists who see themselves as running the country for the next 1000 years because of it.
Don't know how this all turns out, but I think it's gonna be a very bad scene. If the Left was scared to death Wednesday, they ain't seen nothin' yet.
(Oh, no, not another lost lunch hour)
The Lefties are crowing that, if they hound Trump to his grave, the ideas he espoused will die with him.
This is what they never get. If you look at all the Commie totalitarians, they all had to develop a cult of the personality. "L'etat, c'est moi", as Louis XIV put it. The Fascisti had to do it , too - Fuhrer, Duce, Caudillo. As I said yesterday, they've been doing it for 2000 years.
As one Hollyweirdo once put it, "We're just waiting for someone we can fall in love with".
Donald Trump is a colorful character and knew how to expose the enemies of this country, but it was his message and the fact he kept his promises that made us love him.
The idea is the same, from Ronald Reagan to Sarah Palin to Donald Trump, America. Freedom. The idea Americans bend their knee to no man.
It's why we get stronger all the time. The Lefties think it's all in the packaging and finding the next celebrity politician. Apparently, they know the ideas don't work.
We know the American idea does. We saw them work for 4 years and, if you're old enough, we saw them work under a guy named Reagan, and earlier, Eisenhower.
That's why, I think, we will win. Their ideas don't work. Ours do.
This will offend some and please others, I'm sure. I held off saying anything until we heard and saw more.
The complete betrayal of the American people, it's Constitution, its laws, and the freedoms for which so many sacrificed so much is obvious. The people can only trust only themselves.
The courts are dead. Congress is dead. Many states are under tyrannical rule in violation of the Constitution and its inalienable rights. This will get worse before it gets better.
Even some on Trump's cabinet, it's rumored, are planning a 25th Amendment presentation to Congress. We'll see about that one. Some say there were a million people in DC today. The idiots want 5 million by the weekend, I can't think of a better way to do it (after all, we're all sick of lockdown, right?). As many have noted, Trump always showed the world his enemies' true colors.
The Left got where it is by violence since 1966, not to mention vote fraud, corruption, blackmail, defamation, and every other low ruse imaginable.
The Bowser responsible for the shooting death of the young woman doubtless wants to be a wheel in her party. I think she'll go nowhere because she created a martyr and martyrs are always bad news for tyrants since somebody thought it would be a swell idea to hang one from a cross because it would kill his movement.
To quote Winnie Churchill at the conclusion of the North African campaign, "Now this was not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning". I don't think it ends here any more than it did when they ran Sarah Palin from public life or when they belittled Ronald Reagan.
This where we resist in every way we can. Don't refer to Joe and the Ho as anything having to do with the Presidency. Show no respect for Congress or the Judiciary. Show no respect and resist in every way you can the harassments visited on us by the Feds. Do anything you can to fight the arbitrary breach of our rights in your state, even if it's refusing to wear a mask (only 2 people in my world wear a mask - the Lone Ranger and Zorro) when you go to the bathroom in a restaurant.
The Lefties are talking political re-education camps and I don't doubt they mean it. Frankly, I think the young woman killed today is only the first. Kyle Rittenhouse shot in self-defense. Capitol cops shot a woman because she was wrapped in an American flag on the floor of the Senate (and remind people of all the Code Pink and other Lefties invading the Senate).
We have a demented fool who has a grudge against all the smart guys who looked down on him all his life coming into the White House unless there's a miracle. And, after him, a fake everything who's a bigger fool than he is, so it's going to get ugly, I think.
Not exactly Edmund Burke or Heinrich Heine. As you can tell, I've had a lot to chew today.
A couple of things to remember. Those people inside the Capitol (our guys) had every right to be there. That whole or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances thingy. The Bowser who runs DC wanted trouble. She got it. I think the Reds will find a quiet place for her like they did for Philby (if she's lucky).
This happened because, at every turn, corrupt politicians and equally corrupt others who support them denied the people their right to redress of grievances. I saw an old political cartoon about how the Southern Pacific Railroad dictated the economies of the southwestern states along their route (next time they run the pilot for The Big Valley, give it a watch; it's a lot more real than you think) and was captioned, "When Will This Ass Kick?". You saw the first one today. I think more will be coming.
The Lefties tried to bury the story of a stolen election. Now they can't avoid it. The pollsters tell us 40% think the election was stolen. That's going to go way up, assuming it's true (do you?).
It took 800 years for Spain to rid itself of the Moslems. This may not be as long, but it will surely try men's souls.
The NeverTrumpers aren't as happy as you'd think tonight. The trolls are out, but it's mostly trying to convince Trumplicans they lost today. We didn't. They did.
And, hey, that vid where Trump was asked if he'd leave if he lost has not been disowned by him. Be cool if he stayed.
There's a great piece by the Eminent Mr Surber on the day's doings that may give you a lift.
I've done a lot of commenting today, which I'm sure puts me right at the top of somebody's re-education camp list, and, if I disappear into the night and fog, think well of me.
"I am sorry Bert but I am in love with Ricardo and he is going to whip my later with his riding crop made of rich Corinthian leather."
"Oh yeah well later for you bitch. You were the sixth best Charlie's Angel and the fiftieth best Bond Girl. You are so stupid you probably won't even known when you are dead. I am going to look for Betty White. She always puts out."
Last night I opened one of the last of the unpacked boxes from our move in 2018. It was filled with books previously boxed and stored in the basement of the old house since the late 90's. At that time, I hadn’t known what to do with them; and I still don’t, which is why they and the U-Haul box containing the Minolta slide projector with carousel trays and cartons of slides from my mom's house are among the last of the moved items to be addressed.
Truth be told, I’ve been feeling the proverbial ball in my own life dropping and have recently taken to watching episodes of “Hoarders” for the motivation needed to focus on the release of more unused and unneeded items from our life and home. Just after the election, we received the sad news of the death of a 62 year old sister of a sister-in-law after learning she'd been two weeks on a ventilator in ICU fighting Covid. Since then, my awareness of the deep loss her family is experiencing has been running alongside my own fear of departing in a similar manner. And that's started me down the track of considering what else I might want or need to address before slowly shuffling off or suddenly taking leave.
The opened box held my collection of the twenty-one Travis McGee mystery-suspense novels (mostly in paperback) written by J.D MacDonald, along with other favorite books from that era. With them was the black-edged January 1987 Memorial edition of JDM Bibliophile Number 39, and an attached clipping from the Dec 30,1986, Detroit Free Press entitled, “Gumshoe McGee Made Millions for MacDonald”, in which the death of MacDonald on Dec 28,1986, was announced in print. The books, the magazine and the clipping had all yellowed with age. The magazine content appeared to have been put together on a manual typewriter and copied. And the following, on page 5, submitted by Jim Fuller, from an article in the Jan 25,1987 edition of the Minneapolis STAR and TRIBUNE, revealed an style of writing and thought that’s also changed over the years to the point of passing away.
It is, truth to tell, a rather selfish thing that I and the rest of the MacDonald fans feel. His death means we won’t be able to lose ourselves in new Travis McGee adventures; we won’t have the pleasure of seeing ourselves in a new Travis McGee adventure; we won’t have the pleasure of seeing how advancing age and maturity changes McGee, even as it changes us. Worse, we won’t have the pleasure of anticipating the next book. It is saddening to think that we can’t pause every now and then and count the months since the last McGee appeared, calculate the probable time until the next is available.
We read the other books--there were 77 of them by the most common count--but it is McGee and his brilliant, sympathetic friend Meyer who commanded our attention and loyalty. There are 21 McGee books.
McGee: A man who took his “retirement” in pieces, who lived on a houseboat won in a poker game, who got involved in wild and dangerous situations and frequently got hurt but was never put down for the count. He got involved with women, but he was not a rake; the women he bedded were women he respected and cared for, and they were as intelligent, and most were as strong at the core, as McGee. He was a profoundly loyal man. He also felt and accepted the sadness that comes to people who care deeply about nature and good people and odd concepts such as honor and honesty and trust. He watched the world go awry and did what he could about it, knowing that what he could do was too little to make much difference. The sadness grew as he aged and matured, and he did both.
There was much in McGee with which a man could identify--and a woman too, judging by the number of women fans I know. But, of course, he was better than we are, as heroes must be. He was stronger, always in better physical shape (though admitting it got harder and harder to stay that way), always tougher and more clever without being too tough or too clever to be liked. He, too,, was bewildered sometimes, and he had the good sense to envy truly successful marriages and some aspects of the stable family life. Better yet, he took on the real bastards of this world--the ones we really all detest. He cut down the arrogant and pompous men of power, the men who perpetrate crimes against nature and humanity under the cover of legitimate business and economic “progress”.
MacDonald attended three of the country’s most highly reputed business schools and acquired a Harvard MBA. He spoke through McGee and Meyer, with great authority about the scams created by icy people in grey pinstriped suits.
We could identify with his concerns and his feelings, his loves and his hatreds. We could for the hours we spent with his books, live his adventures--adventures we’ll not have ourselves. And we could take pleasure in the pure craftsmanship with which the stories were told.
John D. MacDonald was not just a writer of good yarns. He was not just a spokesman for those of us who are angered and saddened by the way the world is run. He was just one fine writer.
I may just hang onto them a while longer. And let someone else decide their next move.
