Friday, May 31, 2024
The last in a long line of beautiful women is dear to my heart...
She's easy on the eyes and easy to cheat on,
but try naming her without google...
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Friday night Hitler insignifica...
It's a true story. Some say he even took estrogen himself
and had 'homosexual tendencies'. It makes for some
fascinating reading. Find the story here:
A different kind of war hero...
Say hello to Smoky. A one-of-a-kind true hero...
Smoky was found in a foxhole in New Guinea in Feb 1944. The American thought she must have been a Japanese soldier's dog, but when he took her to a POW camp, they found out she didn't understand commands in Japanese of English. The soldier sold Smoky to Cpl. William Wynne of Cleveland OH for 2 dollars Australian.
Over the next two years Wynne carried Smoky in his backpack, fought in the jungles of Rock Island and New Guinea, flew 12 air/sea rescue, She survived 150 air raids on New Guinea and made it through a typhoon at Okinawa, made a combat jump in Lingayen Gulf, Luzon, in a parachute made for her. She would warn G.I's of incoming artillery and was dubbed the "angel from a foxhole."
Early in retaking the Philippines combat engineers were setting up a telegraph line to an airfield. The joints collapsed filling them in with sand. Cpl. Wynne knew that Smoky could climb through the pipe with a new line and that is what she did. Smoky's work saved approximately 250 ground crewmen from having to move around and keep operational 40 fighters and reconnaissance planes, while a construction detail dug up the taxiway, placing the men and the planes in danger from enemy bombings. What would have been a dangerous three-day digging task to place the wire was instead completed in minutes.
In her down time she preformed tricks with the Special Services to improve the moral of the troops and visited hospitals in Australia and Korea. Visiting with the sick and wounded, she became the first recorded "therapy dog".
After the war she became a sensation back int the states, had a live TV show, and often visited Veterans hospitals. Smoky's work as a therapy dog continued for 12 years. Wynne had Smokey 14 years before she passed away. He buried her in a 30 caliber ammo box in Rocky River Reservation, Ohio.
Smoky, the smallest war hero - weighing in at 4 lbs even and standing 7 inches tall. Thanks to William Wynne for his story.
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Why aren't more newspapers like the New York Post?
Aside from the fact that it might be a lot of fun
to work there, they sure don't mince words...
Giving new meaning to the phrase 'Trumped Up'...
Bobby's lost any credibility he mighta had - and other nonsense...
Did you think I'd lead with that joke of a conviction yesterday?
What a waste of time...
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And they said there's no such thing as 'the perfect job'.
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“This was a rigged, disgraceful trial. The real verdict is going to be Nov. 5 by the people, and they know what happened here, and everybody knows what happened here,” Trump said outside the courtroom.
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The National Association of Broadcasters has revoked its award and invitation to the Celebration of Service to America awards event to De Niro because the group thought his recent work and comments on behalf of the president’s re-election campaign would “create a distraction.”
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Three Jersey Shore beaches are under swimming advisories due to high levels of fecal bacteria found in water samples. The three beaches had high levels of enterococci bacteria, a pathogen common in the feces and intestines of animals.
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It'll be interesting to see how the numbers shift in the
next couple of days, if they do at all...
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Thursday, May 30, 2024
Twisted Hillbillies has another beauty for you. Their generosity is limitless...
Now you know I'm a sucker for that pose...
Check our mutual friend if you're on Facebook...
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The effects of Bidenomics in simple terms...
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They were shooting pepper balls, not bullets...
Of course the headline is deceptive in a very real sense, but that's the way
news outlets like Newsweek like to portray shit. The agents only shot at these fence-clikmbing scumbags after they started hurling rocks and bottles at them. And they were shooting pepper balls - non-lethal deterent shot - not bullets, but they paint the story the way they want to.
Want to see the real story and see these scumbags hurling shit at the agents? The real story is here: https://www.borderreport.com/immigration/
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When our hearts are pure and generous, we do wonderful things...
A former Louisiana news anchor helped raise more than $220,000 for a 90-year-old veteran who she saw on Memorial Day pushing shopping carts at a local supermarket in blistering heat just to make ends meet.
Journalist Karen Swensen couldn’t believe it when she saw Dillon McCormick working under the hot sun in 90-degree temperatures at a Winn Dixie location in New Orleans – and quickly struck up a conversation with him where he explained he needs the labor intensive job to survive. The US Air Force veteran even walks more than a mile to work because he doesn’t drive. Want to feel better today? Read this article...
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A team from the USA we can all get behind and support? Don't count me in just yet...
This is how fucked up shit on the internet is.
This is the US Women's Volleyball team...
The ladies you see here were misidentified on X as the US Women's Olympic Swim Team, This photo was photoshopped to add the insert of the poser who thinks he's a woman adjusting his/her swim cap. Here is the post as I saw it originally:
It's just bullshit looking for a willing target. Kinda like a blog, I guess. Not this blog, of course...
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It's 1958, and the average stewardess is a textbook 'spinner'. Juss' sayin'...
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of making it in the first place? Just for the sake of the fancy graphics?
They don't even make sense in the context of the statement.
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Jeez Louise - even NPR is admiting (in a very left-handed way, of course) that Joe
is in deep shit with what should be his largest deaf, dumb and blind constituency.
Check this shit out - this article nails it. NPR. Go figure...
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And they had to wait 30 years to find that out. I wonder if the study was constant or just a do it and then do it again thing. I'd hate to think somebody paid paid for 30 years just sitting around with his or her thumb up their ass waiting for the time lag to complete. I really do gotta figure out a way to get in to this whole 'study' business...
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Good God - this was 54 years ago? Fuck.
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The young lady dancer in this picture - taken a little over
a hundred years ago - she's my Father's Mother, my Maternal Grandmother Camille. She was just 17 here in the pic and was a professional vaudeville ballroom dancer. I can't imagine a time in my life that that would be an act worth watching, but they sure were different times back then, weren't they? And no, that is not my Grandfather she's dancing with.
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