Tuesday, May 12, 2026

The abomination that now is what used to be one of my favorite places in the world...

Drug-infested Washington Square Park was by far the most dangerous green space in the city last year, with more than twice as much crime committed there than all of massive Central Park. The iconic but beleaguered Greenwich Village park - home to so many druggies and other criminals that community officials want to erect a gate around it - is fewer than 10 acres yet racked up 101 reported crimes, according to statistics.
There were 67 grand larcenies, 24 felony assaults and 10 robberies reported inside the park in 2025, figures revealed. Loitering is no longer a crime in New York City. By comparison, Central Park is 99% larger at 843 acres - yet registered half as many crimes, or 52 incidents.
New York University student Christiana Garcia told The Post on Monday that when she’s been at nearby Washington Square Park, “There were a lot of unhoused (her word) people who were just doing really hard drugs - like with needles and stuff like that.’’
Why the NYPD itself is handcuffed from cleaning out the park has become 
one of life's great mysteries. It's tragic, really...






Battling congestion 100 years hence, and other oddities...

Sometimes, perspective isn't the best thing, it's the only thing. There's a whole pissing contest going on in New York City - Manhattan specifically - about 'congestion pricing' where the City basically goes in and take everything out of your wallet if, god forbid, you actually have to drive in to Midtown Manhattan during the day. 
Traffic congestion in Midtown is nothing new, however. 100 years ago, in 1926, New York was just beginning to build roads that could handle modern traffic, like what’s shown here on Fifth Avenue. Over on Sixth Avenue, residents and shop owners were scrambling to find new locations as the city got set to lengthen and widen the street; over 160 buildings would soon be knocked down. It was a major undertaking that would solve some of the traffic congestion. Temporarily.
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Thinking back to the Obummer administration and how they were blowing smoke up kids asses about all the jobs that were leave the States and going overseas, he famously said that kids should 'learn how to code' because that was the way of the future. Well, they did. And they built AI. And now AI is so good it can write code better and faster than any human can. It's kinda like they were all working in a bullet factory making ammo to shoot themselves in the foot (or worse) with...
 

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Arcadia, California Mayor Eileen Wang reached a federal plea agreement after being accused of acting as an unregistered foreign agent for China, promoting the country’s propaganda.
Wang admitted to posting Chinese government-directed content, including articles denying Uyghur persecution in Xinjiang. Wang stepped down as mayor after the case became public Monday afternoon.
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They got some balls these people...
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These stats were released by BLM. Ya gotta believe
they didn't think that all the way through.
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That is genius level subtle...
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If you think American speech has slid from a “PG” to an “R” rating, you’re not alone. It appears that cursing like a motherfucker is becoming more common in America. A corporate research company recently studied transcripts of conference calls. It found the use of 'expletives' (love that word) among call-attendees rose 80 percent between 2018 and 2025. And it appears younger generations are more expletive-prone. According to one report, Baby Boomers use profanity 10 times a day, but members of Gen Z swear 24 times a day. 
The study did not cover Boomers like me born in New Jersey. We use 'descriptive adjectives and pronouns' at least 1,994 times a day.
Swearing certainly isn’t anything new to Americans. In the 1800s, Saturday Evening Post editors were already denouncing the users of what they referred to as 'rough speech'...
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That's not subtle, but it is borderline genius...
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Nice sentiment, but the reality is about Jersey girls always remaining Jersey girls.
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That's double what it was last summer.
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Monday, May 11, 2026

Sage advice worth following...

 


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Musta been a helluva party for someone...

 


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There aren't too may things more fun to watch than a 'girl fight'...

This wasn't an run-of-the-mill bitch slapping contest. These two warriors went at it full-on pissed off. The drama begins when the two women confront each verbally over hot dog cart placement on the hectic corner of Santa Monica and San Vicente boulevards, as throngs of revelers gather to watch the brawl unfold in the tense scene posted online by WeHo Times.  
 

The verbal confrontation in a heartbeat escalates into wild melee, with the two hawkers grappling each other behind their carts, falling into the street dangerously close to speeding traffic as the video continues. Within seconds one of the vendors prevails, holding the other on the ground and pummeling her in the sidewalk divot leading to the busy crosswalk as the horrified crowd watches. The violence captured in the film only lasts a few moments. The full cideo can be seen here:


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Creating the next pandemic madhouse craze...

They want to put the fear of God into you at every chance they get. Why is that? Do people really want to live in fear? The media certainly wants you to. That's why they're over-playing the fuckin' shit outta this rat disease scare. 
The report starts out like this: A THIRD rat virus cruise evacuee has tested positive for the deadly hantavirus after being brought ashore in Tenerife. The Spanish passenger tested positive for the virus today and is said to be asymptomatic (for the record, Asymptomatic refers to a medical condition or infection that is present, yet does not produce any noticeable signs or symptoms. A person who is asymptomatic may be perfectly healthy but carrying an illness, such as in the early stages of a chronic disease or during an infection.).
Fears are growing (yeah - in your fuckin' dreams thay are) as two other 'rat plague ship' (gotta love that phrase for it's accuracy. This disease is not spreadable human-to-human) evacuees tested positive for the killer disease just hours after health officials gave them the all-clear to leave the ship.
Passengers were given a questionnaire and assessed for symptoms of the deadly disease before disembarking, but were not tested before leaving the vessel.
So, if they weren't tested, doesn't that mean the authorities know it's not transmitable? Duh. 
For the record, Most forms of hantavirus do not spread between humans. An exception is the Andes strain found in South America, which can, in very rare cases, spread between people through 'extremely close' contact. Scared yet? 
They hope you are. Jeez...





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"I didn't know about Wrigley's Baking Powder - did you"?

William Wrigley Jr. did not start out trying to build a chewing gum empire. In the early 1890s, he was selling soap and using free baking powder as a bonus to attract customers. Then something unexpected happened: people became more interested in the giveaway than the product itself. So Wrigley changed direction and began selling baking powder instead. To promote that, he added another small bonus: chewing gum. Once again, the free item stole the show. Customers wanted the gum more than the baking powder, and Wrigley paid attention. 
Instead of clinging to his original plan, he followed what people actually wanted, shifted his business again, and turned a simple promotional giveaway into one of the most famous chewing gum brands in the world. Sometimes the thing you are giving away becomes the thing everyone was really waiting for.
The first Wrigley gum brands, introduced in 1893, were Lotta, Vassar, and most notably, Juicy Fruit, followed closely by Spearmint. These early sticks were often packaged in simple wrappers, which were initially included as free premiums with baking powder before becoming a product in their own right. 
 

The original gums were introduced to the market just after the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. Early Wrigley packages frequently featured bright colors to stand out, with the iconic Wrigley Spearmint gum featuring a white, green, and red design that was soon recognized for its "air-tight" seal, promising long-lasting flavor. The first product to be scanned with a UPC barcode on June 26, 1974, was a 10-pack of Wrigley's Juicy Fruit gum.


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Don't throw rocks if you don't want to get bit...


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Gotta Ump a kid's game? Might as well have some fun while you're at it...

Sparks became an online sensation after a parent filmed his energetic umpiring at a local game and shared it on Instagram, according to FOX58. By Friday, the video had already amassed an impressive 126,000 likes.
Justin Ritchie, the parent who filmed the viral video, told the outlet he recorded Sparks so he could show his wife, who hadn’t made it to their son’s game yet. “I was here watching my son’s game, and my wife wasn’t here yet, so I was texting her, and she was asking about the game and how our son was doing. I told her that he’s not up yet, but this umpire, he’s really killing it out there,” Ritchie said.
After capturing a few clips, Ritchie shared one online, and the internet quickly went wild.  “And the next day, just the views and comments and messages I’ve been getting from this kid, I was like – amazing!” he explained.
 

For Sparks, those dramatic moves are all about perfect positioning and razor-sharp accuracy, especially when he is the only umpire on the field, he told FOX.








Maybe it's time Wayne Brady got involved in the Iran mess. Somebody's gotta make a deal...

 
Shut the straight. Open the straight. Sink some boats. Whatever. What I think DJT is missing here is that these toel-headed notherfuckers are never, ever going to accept anything we present, so why bother. Here's my advice to him that hopefully he'll heed. Tell them this afternoon they have one hour to respond to HIS demands, or every hour on the hour he will use our overwhelming military superiority to destroy every bridge in the country. If that doesn't convince them, start with the electrical grid works. If THAT doesn't work, well, guess it really is back to the stone age for all of them. So tragic what those holy-roller jerkoffs have done to that once wonderful paradise in the desert...
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In 1979, around 100,000 Iranian women took to the streets of Tehran to protest against
the newly imposed hijab law, demanding their rights and freedom of choice.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth escalated his bitter feud with Senator Mark Kelly on Sunday by accusing the Arizona Democrat of publicly discussing details from a classified Pentagon briefing. In a tweet, Hegseth warned that Defense Department lawyers would be reviewing the senator's remarks.
The explosive accusation erupted after Kelly appeared on 'Face the Nation' and discussed the strain recent military operations have placed on US weapons stockpiles, including key missile systems used in global defense operations.
This Kelly guy is gonna poke the bear one too many times before the shit hits his fan. Juss' sayin'...
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Drew Sheneman is the staff editorial artist for the Newark Star Ledger - an ultra-lib newsoutfit in New Jersey. I call them outfit because they used to be an actual real newspaper, but their liberal bias got them to the point where nobody wanted to advertise in it anymore and they went bust. Now the whole outfit's probably four guys in someone's mother's basement re-hashing other people's news wires, but I digress. 
The real point I wanted to make is that Sheneman is an uber-leftie dude, and his sniping at the newly elected commie Gov is a major move away from her. Maybe some day people'll realize that maybe they should start electing people for their leadersdhip abilities and ideas instead of the Facebook likes.
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Do you like a strong cup of tea? I found this in Belfast a long time ago.
It's the best tea I've ever tasted. Buying it in packs of four boxes
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I thought FORD was the number one seller here in the States, but I guess that only applies to the pickup trucks. Speaking of which, 'Ole Blue', my '05 F-150, is only a couple hundred miles short of 200k. Been driving it since it had 11 miles on it, if ya catch my drift. Babs said something to the effect that if my truck was the only way to get out of hell, she'd loosen her collar and get used to the heat. She goes so far as to ask her girlfriends to pick her up when she drops her car off at the mechanic. Might be she resents the fact that I've been smokin' in that truck from day one. Go figure...
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That's just fuckin' stupid. Good photoshop job,
but WTF is the point of memes like this?
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Democrat Senators ripped Trump's war policy in Hegseth's hearings. They say when Trump attacks Iran. he's Hitler and when he agrees to negotiate. he's a coward. 
All in all, Trump has to be like the Veterinarian-Taxidermist who advertises that Either Way, We'll Get Your Dog back to You. 
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I read something yesterday that said you're twice as likely to get hit by lightning 
than to catch this Hanta shit, but that doesn't mean the media isn't going to spoon-feed 
us this bullshit for another week. Where would they be without sensationalism?
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Virginia's new Commie governor may tax gym memberships and tanning bed sessions to pay for State services for illegal migrants. 
Leave it to Democrats to help brown people who want to become Americans by taxing Americans who want to become browner people. 
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The abomination that now is what used to be one of my favorite places in the world...

Drug-infested Washington Square Park was by far the most dangerous green space in the city last year, with more than twice as much crime com...