Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Two if by land, one if by sea...

This is the moment people smugglers drop a group of migrants off on a California beach using jet skis. Footage shows two vessels speeding towards the coastline at Imperial Beach in San Diego County with two passengers in tow on Saturday morning. They then dump off the pair who struggle to wade past the large waves before turning around and racing back into the open ocean.
In an astonishing twist, a lone law enforcement officer is suddenly spotted speeding down the beach on an ATV. The officer pulls up to one of the suspected migrants just as they leave the water while desperately trying to run away.
The panicking illegal falls over before the agent hops off his vehicle and jumps on top of them, pinning them to the sand. The video, first posted by San Diego-based community organizer Amy Reichart, shows a small crowd of people cheering as the migrant is taken into custody.
Reichart wrote: “Smugglers raced jet skis to shore, dropped off illegal immigrants, then took off. U.S. Border Patrol activated.” A rep for US Customs and Boarder Protection didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment, but sources with knowledge of the incident said the video was real.
It is amazing how creative these smugglers can be. I wonder if they'll be deported the same way. That's be fun to watch...

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Florida - and DeSantis - leading the way again. This time it's voter fraud...

 
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is signaling that the state intends to hit voter fraud hard, as officials announced 20 people are being prosecuted for allegedly voting illegally in Florida elections, including the 2024 general election.
According to Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office, 16 defendants are noncitizens accused of falsely claiming U.S. citizenship before registering and voting. Four others are convicted felons accused of registering and voting while still on probation. Twelve of the 20 were already in custody when officials announced the cases.
“If somebody who’s not eligible to vote casts a vote, that could cancel your vote out as a lawful citizen of this country and the free state of Florida,” DeSantis said.
Florida created its Office of Election Crimes and Security in 2022, and state officials say more than 100 election-fraud-related prosecutions have followed. Uthmeier offered an equally straightforward warning: “If you’re going to cheat, we’re going to get you.”

Sources: Facebook Florida Hillbilly News | Tampa Bay Times | Florida Attorney General’s Office | Florida Department of State



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Let's go surfing they said. It'll be fun, they said...

A California woman jumped into rough waters and held an unconscious surfer’s head above the surface after watching a huge wave slam him into rocks along the San Diego County coast. Benita Karo, 39, was walking along the beach in Oceanside on the morning of Sept. 26 when she stopped to look at the unusually large waves pounding the coastline.
Karo, who lives in nearby Carlsbad, told the California Post she had grabbed a coffee and was mentally preparing for her daughter’s 14th birthday party later that day when she pulled out her phone to record the powerful surf. Karo told the Post that she is a celebrity publicist for authors of Elvis Presley books.
As she recorded, she spotted a surfer carrying his board and trying to make his way out of the water. Karo could see an enormous wave approaching behind him, but the surfer apparently could not. “I see the wave. He doesn’t see it. It’s massive, and it just hits him, and he didn’t even see it coming.”
Still fully clothed, Karo jumped into the water and grabbed the surfer, lifting his head above the surface as waves continued crashing into them and the rock wall. “I sat there with him, holding him, just trying to keep his head above water,” she said.
Another surfer eventually spotted the pair, while people staying at a nearby beach house also rushed over to help. Together, the group was able to lift the injured surfer out of the water and onto shore.




 

We tend to forget...

 We forget - at times - just how great the music 
really was back in the 70's...
 
This is a classic example of what I'm talking about. My tastes in music 
back then were much different than most of my friends. I leaned a lot more towards jazz andblues - and bands like Chicago. While most of friends were jammin' on Led Zeplin and The Stones and other hard-rockers, This is what I had in my 8-track under the dash of my '68 Ford Fairlane.
One thing I gotta admit, and I'm not braggin - I'm 'Juss' sayin...' 
I probably got laid a lot more with music like this playing on the turntable in my one-bedroom apartment than most guys did playing the other high-volume shit. Was it the music? Well, it certainly didn't hurt...

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Meanwhile, back in the real world - or at least that's what we thought it was...

 
A coalition of local Democratic and grassroots organizations (has anyone ever properly defined what that means to any of you?) is organizing a series of 'sign-holding rallies' across The Villages to encourage residents to vote early in the upcoming election. The “No Kings: Vote Early” events will take place concurrently on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
The gatherings are being co-hosted by The Villages Democratic Club, Central Florida Tri-County Indivisible, and the Sumter County Democratic Party. Organizers say the goal of the nationwide movement is to emphasize that political power belongs to the people, but only if they use it at the ballot box.
Participants are being encouraged to form “celebratory caravans” with their neighbors to travel to one of the rally sites. The sad thing here is that these people are serious - or at least think they are. How does acting - and dressing - like a child in any way influence an intelligent voter? 
The man has a rubber nose on, ferfucksakes. I'm supposed to somehow take advice about who should represent me best in the White House from a guy with a Bozo wig on? C'mon guys - you can do better than that. Oh, that's right, you can't - TDS has your brain mushed...
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Us Baby Boomers and some, if not most, of the next generation - the Gen X'rs - feel much better when we're talking to a real live person. Maybe that's why whenever we have to call a big company - or even a doctor's office - we end up yelling 'REPRESENTATIVE!!!' in to the phone fourteen times until finally a real person gets on the line.
Millenials, Gen Z'rs and whatever else comes along down the generational highway are perfectly willing to talk to robots and computers. That must be near the top  of list of shit about them we don't understand...
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A driving lesson turned tragic for a Michigan father after his own daughter, who he was teaching to drive, accidentally ran him over. 

The Warren Police Department said that the 62-year-old man was showing his daughter how to parallel park when the incident happened.The police officials said that they rushed to the scene after they responded to a 4pm call on Sunday. The 18-year-old daughter allegedly hit her father with a 1998 Toyota Camry and dragged him a short distance
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There should be restrictions on how and where a person can contribute to a politician's campaign. Why should some jamoke in Los Angeles be able to effect the outcome of an election in Kentucky, Michigan or Florida? 
There's a reason most people live where they live. As one of our readers said yesterday in a comment about heritage, he said something to the effect that we shouldn't care where someone's great grandfathers were born nearly as much as where we choose to - or are forced to - live our lives. And where we live our lives should somewhat immune to outside influences. 
Imagine someone from Chicago trying to force a New Yorker to change how they make their pizzas. I know it's a stretch, but then again maybe it isn't - if you get where I'm trying to go with this.
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He was probably the single-most devisive President of my lifetime. He did more to fuck the country up than almost anyone who preceded him. Whether it was how he enflamed race relations in the country or how he completely fucked the health-care system up with that ObamaCare bullshit  - or just his demeanor and ego - there really isn't much good to say about the guy. 
It's fascinating how people on the left will feel the same about Trump. but mostly on unfounded and just plain bullshit agenda-driven ideals.
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Did you catch the hybrid symbol on his chest?
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A real cultural icon...

 
American Flamingos are a cultural icon here in Florida, the only state 
in the U.S. where they naturally occur. Large flocks of flamingos - hundreds or thousands of birds - once foraged and likely nested in South Florida. But through the 1800s, flamingos were hunted for food and feathers for the plume trade. Hunting drove flamingos nearly extinct here by the late 1800s, and they remain rare today. 
Through the 1900s, when flamingos were spotted in the Everglades or Florida Bay, they were assumed to be escapees from zoos or captive populations. But now,new research by Florida scientists shows that flamingos are returning to the Everglades and Florida Bay in increasing numbers. Flamingos are not protected by state or federal endangered species laws, but biologists and conservationists are encouraging action to aid in the population recovery of one of Florida’s most iconic bird species. 
They should be the State Bird of Florida.





Monday, September 28, 2026

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Never underestimate the average American's math skills...

In the 1980s, A&W sold a one-third-pound burger for about the same price as McDonald’s Quarter Pounder. A third of a pound is actually more meat than a quarter pound. 
But sales were disappointing. According to Taubman, focus groups finally revealed the problem: more than half of participants questioned why they should pay the same price for 1/3 pound as 1/4 pound. They treated “3” as smaller than “4,” so 1/3 looked smaller than 1/4.
Decades later, A&W joked about the famous flop. In 2021, it brought the burger back under a new name: The 3/9-Pound Burger. Same one-third pound. Just bigger-looking numbers.
 Focus groups organized by former owner A. Alfred Taubman revealed that more than half of participants thought 1/3 was smaller than 1/4 because "3 is less than 4". The Consumer backlashwas significant.  Shoppers felt cheated, believing they were being overcharged for a smaller quantity of beef.

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You'll shoot your eye out...

This is obviously from a guy raised by two mothers in a house with a lot of flowers and five cats all named 'Fluufy'. 
BB guns and air rifles could soon be heavily restricted under a planned federal law. Representative Kevin Mullin of California (a joy-sucking Dimocrat, of course)introduced a bill to hold airgun owners to the same standard as firearms owners. Mullin put forward the bill after the death of a constituent using an airgun. Airguns can range from low-power BB and pellet guns to weapons that rival a .22 long rifle in impact.
Under Mullin’s proposal, potentially lethal airguns would be designated as firearms. Paintball and airsoft guns unlikely to cause serious injury would be excluded from the regulation. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives would be required to send airgun manufacturers notice on how to comply with the rule.
This means prospective airgun buyers would be subject to a background check to weed out those with felony convictions or mental health conditions. The rule would be called Garrett’s Law in honor of Garrett Edwards, who committed suicide using an airgun. Garrett’s mother, Ann Edwards, said in a press release that he was able to buy an airgun on Amazon 'while in psychosis'.



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Two if by land, one if by sea...

This is the moment people smugglers drop a group of migrants off on a California beach using jet skis. Footage shows two vessels speeding to...