A raging wildfire has once again forced the closure of Florida’s busy 18-Mile Stretch that provides the main link to the Florida Keys. It’s the third straight day the main road has been shut down, creating a renewed headache for traffic attempting to get to or from the keys.
The fire has been burning in the southern Miami-Dade County area near the highway and ballooned to 24,000 acres on Thursday while only remaining 30% contained, according to the Florida Forest Service. But nearly the entire eastern half of the Florida Peninsula is on alert for wildfires Thursday, prompting officials to urge residents once again to avoid outdoor burning.
I think the old joke about the guy asking directions in Maine is appropriate here in Florida this week - ya can't get there from here. That is to say you can if you have a boat but otherwise all 100+ miles of all of the Keys is a no-go zone.
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“I believe Trump expects violence. I believe he expects confrontation.
I believe he’s working toward a civil war.”
— Rep. Maxine Waters, March 13
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It's worth noting that since Murphy has been governor of the Garden State, he's closed four coal-fired and one nuclear-powered power plants...
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Going with the old adage 'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder',
which one suits your taste? Personally, the colorized one speaks
to me a bit more, but that's just me. What do you guys think?
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After scrolling up and down four times, I just don't know. Both are good pictures of a beautiful woman.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Justin. The B&W might be a bit more to my liking since it hides any flaws... even if there are none.
DeleteThe color one looks like it was colored in, it has the AI look to it...
ReplyDeleteMaxine Waters says Trump expects violence? Is this the same Maxine Waters that encouraged people to get confrontational, in your face to people just trying to enjoy a meal?
ReplyDeleteI'm a big guy. Could have been a bouncer. Four people were minding their own business, shooting the breeze, and talking politics. One of Maxine's Minions decided to confront them and attempt to embarrass them into leaving. Maxine's Minions rely on people basically being polite and ill at ease in dealing with an obnoxious bore. Eh, I didn't have anything better to do -- and I hate bullies, so I cheerfully got in Minion's face and dished back until he finally left.
What if Maxine's Minion had pulled a weapon? I would have hated the paperwork -- and he would have gone to Hell a few years early.
Either is fine. But the cleavage seems better defined in the color. No matter. Keep em coming.
ReplyDeleteI agree...as soon as I saw the b/w photo, I knew I was going to like her no matter what.
DeleteThe Soros end game is a one world utopia of total dictatorship, tyranny and slavery. We got a taste of that during the lockdown when all the politicians who attended WEF meetings revealed themselves.
ReplyDeleteI get utility assistance and it doesn't come close to easing ridiculously high bills. Instead of blaming low income people, blame the gov and regulators for shutting down cheap energy, especially nuclear. 20 years ago our avg bill was $45, now it is $350 and were using 1/3 as many kwh.
ReplyDeleteAI still makes things look fake. Too perfect except for nipples. It can't do nipples right.
ReplyDeleteElectricity rates based on income? A scam that works every time. The government collects taxes and makes it look like they only screwed the rich. The rich get even by raising their prices higher than the new tax. Gullible fools end up paying more for screwing the rich than if they just directly paid the government.
ReplyDeleteThe BW lets you concentrate on the important stuff.
ReplyDeleteanything based on income, particularly taxes, stinks of socialism
ReplyDeleteI like the B&W; in the color(ized) version, she looks like she's sneering
Deniro's son looks like he's got spaghetti (a la vodka) coming out the back of this head
Rita Hayworth is far from being the only thing fake about Hollywood. Going back to primitive shamans, and from them to Greek drama, theater has always been a performance, always required pretending. Another couple of instances of Golden Age Hollywood fakery - pretending - are Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney, in real life they were mild-mannered nice guys, nothing like the tough guys they pretended to be on the silver screen.
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