Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Musta been the haircut...



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These are seriously comfortable pants. 
You can wear them year 'round, and they
just added four more colors...
At under 25 bucks each, a good deal, too. 
See for yourself - click on the picture or this link:
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Have we all really forgotten how to not do anything?

I gotta believe we were all a whole lot smarter before we all got phones that are smarter than we are. I mean, fuck, I was at the bank today with three people in the line in front of me waiting for a teller to be available, and all three had their fuckin' phones out scrolling on something or other. 
I gotta believe they weren't looking for cometitive CD rates and checking their portfolios. One of them had the sound on - albeit low - and was watching a video of some kind. A video - because standing in line for maybe three or four minutes was too stressful for her.
One thing I'll admit - I do check my phone three or four times a day, but I am looking at the stock market or reviewing and approving your comments on here. I can never be as hopelessly bored as that one broad was today. Jeez - and I bet she couldn't count to twelve without takin' a fuckin' shoe off. Makes me crazy...

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Someone must have a birthday 
or anniversary coming up.
Here's a great new gift idea...
 Click on the picture for more information on this cute bracelet
It's only $ 25.00 - and comes to you with free shipping!
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It's just a kid's game, right? I mean - a game for the kids...

 The incident went down during a game between two 12-year-old softball teams at Imperial Park, where Kiarious Marshun Hall and his wife Jazmine Hall were attending their daughter’s game. The dispute erupted over Marshun’s alleged behavior duing the opposing team’s at-bats. Per police and court records, a man from Timbergrove Thunder allegedly approached Hall and told him he “couldn’t cheer before the players pitched the ball.” 
A video reviewed by investigators allegedly showed Hall striking a man in the face with a metal water bottle, knocking him to the ground unconscious. He is also claimed to have struck a second man, a grandfather named Gary Greaser, who tried to separate the two men after Hall’s first strike.
“I said ‘You can’t do this.’ I took him, I wanted to disarm the guy, because he’s going to do it to somebody else,” Greaser said. “We’re saying ‘Hey, why are you getting loud?’ It’s bad sportsmanship to do it right as the pitch comes up when our girls are batting, and that’s all it took. He just flipped and said, ‘I can do whatever I want, I can say whatever I want. And you can’t stop me.'” Hall has since claimed to investigators his actions were in self defense after he was “elbowed and poked” in the chest. Court documents state the video did not back up that claim.
As you may have figured out, Kiarious and Jazmire are members of the 'usual suspects' group of thugs. It's a kid's game for fuck sake...

Source: New York Post and other sources.


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You need to take advantage of these deals when they pop up. 
Click on it for info. This is more than half off.
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It's just a jump to the left...

It's astounding. Time is fleeting. Madness takes its toll.  - not for very much longer...
Do you feel like you're stuck in a time warp? Crazy lefties run amok. The DSA is steering the Dimocrat Party severly to the left. But listen closely - not for very much longer, or so we hope...
Democratic leaders and progressive allies continue advancing policies that expand government reach into healthcare, energy, and wealth redistribution. These steps, framed as necessary reforms, accelerate spending and regulation at a time of already high national debt. The direction matters because it shifts the country away from market-driven growth toward centralized control.
Fueling the flames of this are ongoing debates over the size and role of government. Supporters claim expanded programs address inequality and provide security. Conservatives counter that such measures erode incentives, raise taxes, and create dependency. Historical examples from other nations show mixed results when similar paths were taken, often requiring later corrections.
Current ultra-leftward momentum carries real risks. By depicting the USA vehicle following a go-left directive straight toward a socialism drop-off, the cartoon warns that incremental policy choices accumulate into a fundamental and damaging transformation. The basic concept behind it it is simple - we need a course correction before the drop becomes irreversible.
Let's do the Timewarp again...




Another happy blonde HillBetty...




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Someone must have a birthday 
or anniversary coming up.
Here's a great new gift idea...
 Click on the picture for more information on this cute bracelet
It's only $ 25.00 - and comes to you with free shipping!
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The Babe was a beast at the plate...

 
 The longest home run Babe Ruth ever hit did not sail out of Yankee Stadium. According to the men who saw it, it landed in a Tampa fairground in the spring of 1919, and people argued about how far it flew for the rest of their lives.
It was April 4, 1919, an exhibition game at Plant Field during spring training, back when Ruth was still mostly a Boston pitcher on the edge of becoming the greatest slugger the game had ever seen. He got hold of one and launched it over the right field fence, over a racetrack beyond it, and into a plowed field. When they paced it off, the estimates ran well past 500 feet, some said close to 600, a distance that seemed almost impossible for the era.
Tampa claimed the record proudly. The old Tampa Bay Hotel with its silver minarets stood just beyond the outfield, and the crowd of straw hatted fans could hardly believe what they had watched. 
Whether it truly flew 587 feet no one can prove, but the legend grew because the man was about to make the impossible look routine.

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Writing about adventures he hasn't had...



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It's even a dollar cheaper than that today - $ 32.39.
That's only 32 cents per cup and it's GOOD coffee!
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To most of us, it's just money wasted...

Can you even remember the last time you bought - or bought in to - anything you saw in an ad on TV, or, easy worse, in a piece of junkmail you got? I can't tell you how many 'free lunches' I didn't eat because I don't wanna here some jerkoff's riff on the options between burial and cremation. 
So the idea that I would make a decision about who I'd vote for based simply or solely on a 30-second spot on FOX News is ludicrous, but that doesn't stop these Momo's from pissing away millions of dollars telling us how they'll lower this or protect that when in fact theyain't gonna do shit. I konow it, you know it - and sadly they know it to.
The cartoon argues that the search for honest political communication is a waste of time and energy under present conditions. By placing the legendary seeker Diogenes in front of overflowing garbage cans full of discarded ads and mailers, it underscores the view that campaign materials themselves represent the opposite of honesty and that voters encounter little genuine integrity in standard election outreach. Something's gotta change, Any ideas guys?


These are the same ones I have in my kitchen.
They work great and recharge fast.



 

Do they know something we don't know?

Wes Streeting, the UK’s defense secretary, went on a media blitz to push a new “Be Ready” campaign to boost Brits’ preparedness for crises - which he said could range from floods and wildfires to terrorism and cyber attacks and ultimately even war. “There’s no sugarcoating the fact that we do live in a more dangerous and turbulent world,” Streeting told BBC’s “Newsnight.”
“It’s about saying to households across the country to be ready by just having some everyday essentials indoors should there be disruption from these sorts of events.” While Streeting said the “Be Ready” campaign was for any emergency, including natural disasters, it came at the same time as he gave ominous warnings about the European nation having to prepare for war, suggesting it could be likely within a few years.
“Our adversaries’ willingness to harm us is not new. What has changed is their capacity,” he wrote in the Telegraph. Some would say it's fear mongering, but the fact is, everyone everywhere should have a 'get the outta here' kit ready. 
I've had one that's varied over the years, but the one time I needed it the most - when our house and everything in it was destroyed in Hurricane Marilyn back in '95 - I had it in my truck. Just good planning on my part...





Worse than Gavin Newsome? I didn't know that was even possible...


This is from an article I saw in the New York Post, but it wasn't their survey. Unfortunately, the link to the story was broken, but none the less, I find it hard to imagine that she is actually worse at her job than he is, because, based on what we see with him being on podcasts and making speeches and flitting about, I wonder if that guy even has an office.
The lowest-ranked governors in the study include Maura Healey of Massachusetts (46th), Dan McKee of Rhode Island (47th), Gavin Newsom of California (48th), Josh Green of Hawaii (49th), and Kathy Hochul of New York (50th).
Evaluation Criteria: The study graded governors and states across 97 policy variables spanning categories such as fiscal policy, housing freedom, occupational licensing, gun rights, free speech, medical freedom, and policing.
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An oldie but goodie. I don't reference McCain very often...
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Inflation remains a dominant concern for American households in late 2026, with families feeling the pinch in unexpected places. The stakes extend beyond one night of trick-or-treating. Persistent price pressures have eroded purchasing power for middle-income families, making even modest holiday spending feel burdensome. Political debate continues over the causes and duration of these conditions, with voters expressing frustration that everyday costs remain elevated despite earlier promises of relief. The pcartoon makes the point that the economy is delivering disappointment at every level, including to children. By showing parents passing along lowered expectations, it suggests that current conditions are forcing families to accept diminished returns on once-simple traditions. 
Do kids still Trick or Treat where you live? Granted, living in an old-folks hometown like I do, if somebody came to my door with a costume on I'd probably shoot first and ask questions later...
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There are some things that my feeble mind can't comprehend, and I definitely can't wrap my head around the concept that something has no start or finish, but for some reason, their idea makes more sense to me than the idea that all this shit got started with one 'big bang'. How did the material that went 'bang' get there is the single issue I don't get, and what or who caused that same said bang to actually 'bang', if ya get my drift.
As humans, it's hard for us to grasp anything that isn't within our reach - so to speak. Sure, dreamers dream and see things that aren't there, but that's not the same thing. Everything in our world has limits - has a yardstick - to make a metaphor. It's difficuly at best for us to get the idea that something could have no beginning or end. Know what I mean?
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Handmade gifts are extra special when
they're for someone extra special.
 
Click on the picture to see these beautiful earrings.
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 Here was a New York City building exterior undergoing a dramatic before-and-after power washing, revealing clean light-colored brick underneath decades of accumulated soot and pollution. New York used to be a much dirtier, if you can imagine that. I used to think old buildings were made of dark bricks.
The photo was taken by Trevor Little on January 3, 2007, at 188 Suffolk Street (East Houston Street area) in Manhattan.  The dark, grimy layer on the facade was built up from years of urban smog, emissions, and coal or oil heating systems common in the Northeast during the 20th century.
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Everybody's excited about the new Snoopy balloon that'll be featured in this year's parade, but I think these two new balloons from the Dept. of Homeland Security will make a much bigger impression...
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From our friends at Genesius...
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Editorial cartoonist Clay Jones uses satire to critique conservative talking points that claim anti-racism efforts or progressive ("liberal") political views are themselves anti-white or racist. By revealing the figure in a KKK outfit in the final panel, the cartoon highlights and mocks the irony or false equivalence of equating modern liberal or civil rights discussions with historical white supremacist groups like the Ku Klux Klan. Lotta deep thinking went in to that. Juss' sayin' - ya normally don't expect that from me, do ya...
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For no good reason, I find that photo very evocative of the era - say around the mid- to late-sixties. Sure do wish mini-skirts and shorty dresses would make a comeback, but then again all these young babes today, 40 pounds over-weight and covered with too may stupid tattoos, ain't exactly what I wanna see in a short skirt, if ya get my drift...
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A small milestone but an accomplishment of sorts...

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Sometime yesterday afternoon we passed the 25 million mark. That's the number of times people have read this blog. Personally, I'm impressed as all giddup that I could accomplish anything like that. So - hooray for all of us...
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Musta been the haircut...

...   These are seriously comfortable pants.  You can wear them year 'round, and they just added four more colors... At under 25 bucks e...