Quite Uninteresting
@quiteuninteresting
Non-practicing intellectual in Oregon sharing historical oddities and contemporary jeremiads. My apologies in advance.
Looks like Newsweek has released the cover photo for its upcoming “polyamory” issue.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley (92), upon hearing of the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (71):
“The senator from South Carolina has finally come to a position that he won’t abandon.”
It’s impossible to see this dumbass site without imagining the current occupants of the White House populating its database.
<sighs> "Oh, that everywhere could be as beautiful as Sequim." "Um, did you just say 'squim'?!"
Gotta say, I'm not impressed by the early trailers for Christopher Nolan’s "Odyssey."
TIRED whining about the cost of gas WIRED driving thousands of miles to one of the handful (two-dozen!) government-subsidized Freedom Fuel gas stations which price gas at the most obsequious amount imaginable
I write this with the greatest deference and respect: Dumbass.
During “Honor America Day” on July 4, 1970 in DC, protesters lit joints that were red, white and blue. Some nude ones waded into the Reflecting Pool and launched into antiwar chants. Police shot tear gas at them, which spread and created “a mad stampede of weeping hippies and Middle Americans.”
The 1st edition of “The Joy of Cooking” (1931) had art by Irma Rombauer’s daughter. It depicted St. Martha of Bethany, the patron saint of cooks, and a dragon. Does it spark joy?
Gosh, while I'm not sure how Mr. Pollard arrived at his conclusions, I'm glad that he has an opportunity to explore his thoughts in a healthy way. Good for you, Mr. Pollard! 😀 💚 🍩 🍭 🐝
This is bonkers. "Where Alcohol-Related Death Rates Are Highest Among Older Americans" (Oregon and California are representing, and it ain't good.) wrdnews.org/wp-content/u...