clg6000 (the Internet's one and only)
@clg6000
Incorrigible goof. Wannabe zaddy. Journeyman of wordcraft, player of games, husband of excellence and father of the future (x2). For details, see below.
time to study up on some Bartitsu - Wikipedia share.google/isZygFwVdoFG... some fools need whacking
From Pew: almost all cities (>250k population) are "blue".
This cartoon from Sam Henderson at Modern Humorist (RIP) used to make me laugh unstoppably. It's worn off after years, but...still a banger.
How absolutely moronic does President Donald Judas Trump think the American public is?
In all seriousness, the problem is that making the sourdough is a.unhinged and b.besides the audacity, really the least interesting part of the story (like the researcher said, "...when you find yeast, everyone asks if you can make bread!) The real story is the sour grapes other researcher tho:
...sorry, that depiction of DJT just isn't realistic at all. Totally fake! Here, fixed it:
why didn't that poor crash test dummy just walk around that fence
This is the game right here. The GOP has been planning a wholesale takeover of the government for years. Every year, the secretive, evangelical, conservative Council for National Policy meets to plot ways to institute their fringe christo-fascist beliefs. Here's their mission statement from 2014.
It's a little blurry, but this is a squad of 4 National Guards I just saw walk down Pennsylvania Ave past the Eastern Market towards the mall. They're here because of a EO from Aug 2025 about a "crime emergency"? Isn't this absurd? Nat'l Guard in our cities for almost a year—for no emergency?
eating a chicken baguette sandwich... with hard boiled eggs. seems like insult + injury
Absolutely made up bullshit. Political violence is hateful and, generally counterproductive to movements. But, there's no doubt that right-leaning supporters have fueled the fires more, and committed more fatalities than left-leaning groups. And Trump? A factory of political incitement.
We need little reminders that even seemingly unrelated stuff we do can have a major impact on the world...and back on us—like this: