Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Have something good? There's some bitch out there who wants to ruin it for you...

The chicken itself - at $ 4.99 each - is worth the annual membership price. Without exageration, I can get a minimum of 8-10 meals out of every one of these delicious little roasted boids, and yet...
Two women in California are unhappy about phosphates and carrageenan in Costco’s Rotisserie Chicken. I'm fine with them. I mean the additives, not the women.
Talk about a frivolous lawsuit! These two ladies in California claim that they have been misled by the information on the label of Costco’s famous rotisserie chicken that states “no preservatives.” Why? Because the listed additives include sodium phosphate and carrageenan. That, they say, merited a lawsuit. They go on to claim that Costco "has systematically cheated customers out of tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars by falsely advertising its Kirkland Signature Seasoned Rotisserie chicken as containing no preservatives.” Really? Who exactly is doing the cheating here? Let’s start with the fact that sodium phosphate and carrageenan are not preservatives, you morons.
I wonder which one of the two pieces of shit are married to the lawyer who filed the suit. He or he should be dealt with accordingly as well. Juss' sayin'...
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The easy answer is that the media
doesn't want to give him credit
for anything...
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Daily Variety listed numerous celebrities who plan to move to other countries to protest Trump deportations. Angelina Jolie, director James Cameron, lesbian director Kristen Stewart as well as the country music star Elsie have announced they are leaving the United States. 

Self-deportation is working. 
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Do we really need to know anything more than the fact that this master manipulater was a fuckin' perv, as are almost all of the people he associated with? There is no 'there' there. Let go of this shit already - find another distraction.
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It seems the English were easily entertained back in the day...
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Doesn't it seem like every day we see another of these 'falsh flood' things on the news? As it happens, this was out in LaLaLand yesterday, but they seem to be everywhere on the map lately. I'm starting to think that the problem isn't in that we're not building in the right places so much as we're grossly underbuilding the infrastructure we need to avoid shit like this.
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Ya know, every once in a while something as trivial as this sarcasm piece from genesius.com pops up on my radar and I'm taken aback by the simple logic behind it. It's the truth - these trannies and other miscreants who don't like who they were become (in theory anyway) something else, and they demand that you accept what they've become and not who they were. 
There's a conflict or 30 in that equation, don'tcha think? Funny how absolutely duplicitous these jackwagons can be. Juss' sayin'...
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Here were a few American combat nurses landing on Normandy beaches. Obviously not on the first day, but still - that takes some serious steel balls on their part, right? That sense of duty seems lost nowadays.
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 Valentines Day is come and gone, but you don't need
a reason to to get her something nice.
Click the picture to see what jewelry Barb has available today.
 
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They’re having a blast. Knucklehead amateur pyrotechnicians staged a stunning illegal fireworks show off Los Angeles’ iconic, beleaguered Sixth Street Bridge - drawing sparks from one of Mayor Karen Bass’ challengers.
A viral Feb. 13 post on Instagram claims to document a “safely coordinated” firework spectacle on the bridge linking Downtown LA with Boyle Heights, despite the video showing exploding fireworks shower sparks on spectators and a scooter weave through incendiaries.
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He was 95. Jeez...
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4 comments:

  1. what a lot of people do not understand is that the battle of Normandy was like almost 2 months long. yeah. they kind of skipped over that part. from day one to about 6-8 weeks later did the Allies break out of the trap/lines of Germans.
    and a lot of people died in that time. there are a shit ton of white crosses there of men who died after June 6th.
    this is a side effect of the "new" social studies books instead of books on history. then too, I went to school in the 1960's and had more than a few teachers who where vets of that war. what is lost on the kids today was the sheer amount of effort that went into winning that war. not only in lives lost. but in "stuff" made here to feed and support the
    war effort. in the late 1990's my kid's social studies book had 2.5 pages on WW2 and one page of that was on the Atomic bomb and how bad it was we used it. BUT, they had 64 plus pages on the civil rights story and how brave everyone was that "fought it" funny thing, I asked the teacher about this, why is a time where close to 50 or 70 million people died only gets 2 pages ? he told me the 'school board " buys the books, not me.
    seems to me, they stop teaching kids to think and more on feel about stuff.

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  2. Costco using seaweed and salt on their chicken, Cannot fix stupid.

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  3. Got a hunch that flood video is AI. The guy in yellow pants is wearing work boots.

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  4. So we should just ignore bank robbers because "that happened in the past and we know they're bad guys"?

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