Tuesday, December 16, 2025

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Can we just get rid of all these geniuses and their 'predictions?


It's pretty safe to make a prediction thats 18 years out, isn't it, Skippy? 'Cause if you're wrong, nobody'll remember, will they? The uptick in seismic activity has raised concerns among some residents - most of whom are afraid of their own shadows -  with fears that the clusters of quakes could be a warning sign of a much larger earthquake. However, experts say the small tremors do not indicate that a major event is imminent. But, the again...
USGS research geophysicist Annemarie Baltay said she is not unusually concerned that the recent earthquakes signal anything larger on the horizon for San Ramon. 'These small events, as all small events are, are not indicative of an impending large earthquake,' Baltay told Patch.
 

'However, we live in earthquake country, so we should always be prepared for a large event,' she said. 'There is a 72 percent chance of a magnitude 6.7 or larger earthquake occurring anywhere in the Bay Area between now and 2043. So we should all be aware and be prepared.'

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Of course they're real - WTF were you thinking? Them boobies is original equipment, pal...

She was quizzed by her co-star Amanda Seyfried, 40, with the lie detector test for Vanity Fair. Mamma Mia’s Amanda said: “I just have to ask, are your boobs real?” to which Sydney replied: “Yes.” She continued: “Have you ever had any work done on them?” Sydney responded: “No, I’ve never gotten any work done anywhere.”
The assistant operating the test then commented: “That was truthful.” Amanda then asked: “Can I touch them?” 
 
Euphoria and White Lotus actress Sydney previously revealed she had considered having a breast reduction while in school, although her mum convinced her not to. Thank goodness her Mom talked her out of it...

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As we get older., do we get better? Well, some of us (me) certainly do...

 
Aging is inevitable. But how you age? That’s largely up to you. One thing that’s always fascinated me is the massive difference in how people age. Some people seem old at 60. Others are still vibrant and sharp at 85. The difference isn’t just genetics. It’s habits, mindset, and lifestyle choices compounded over decades.
If you’re over 70 and can still do the things on this list without struggle, you’re in rare company. You’re aging better than the vast majority of your peers.
These aren’t about running marathons or doing CrossFit. They’re about fundamental markers of physical, cognitive, and emotional health that predict longevity and quality of life.
 
1) You can get up from the floor without using your hands
2) You still learn new things regularly
3) You can hold a conversation without bringing everything back to yourself
4) You sleep well most nights
5) You have genuine friendships, not just acquaintances
6) You can adapt to changes without spiraling
7) You move every day without it being a battle
8) You can laugh at yourself

If you’re over 70 and you can do most or all of these things, celebrate it. You’re not just lucky. You’ve earned this through choices you’ve made over a lifetime. You’re aging better than the vast majority of people your age. And that’s worth acknowledging and appreciating.
 

Keep doing what you’re doing. Keep moving. Keep learning. Keep connecting. Keep adapting. Keep laughing. Because the goal isn’t just to live longer. It’s to live well for as long as you live. And based on these markers, you’re absolutely crushing it.
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Do you have gout like I do?
If so, this is the best answer for that pain...
 
Friend of mine turned me on to this about 20 years ago when I first started feeling
 the symptoms of gout in my big right toe. Long story short, I haven't had a gout
 attack in at least 10 years - maybe more. The black cherry concentrate does one
 thing, and only one thing. It eliminates Uric Acid in your system - that's all it
 does. And it works better  than any drug any doctor can prescribe. If you have
 gout, buy a bottle and take two a day, that's all. See for yourself if it doesn't
 work. Trust me - it does. Click the picture.
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Another truly 'healthy' HillBetty...

And not a tat to be seen. Nice...
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FakeBook is a wasteland of bullshit and danger...

What is it about the geeky billionaires that so unlikeable? Especially this guy. In this article, it explains how last year, Meta forecast it would earn $16 billion - or 10% of its revenue - by running scam ads, according to bombshell documents obtained last month by Reuters. Critics say the eye-popping number confirms that fraud has effectively become a core part of the company’s business - especially at Facebook, which boasts more than 3 billon monthly active users.
The documents revealed Meta bans accounts only if its systems flag an at least 95% chance that they are committing fraud - an absurdly high bar that invites fraudsters with minimal policing, critics say. What’s more, the more suspicious the ad buyer, the higher the fees for posting ads - a supposed deterrent to bad behavior which instead amounts to “pay to play,” experts say.
 
Just this morning, I went on to my own FB page to say hello. Scrolling down my 'wall', fully every third post was an ad, and more than half of them looked like some kinda scam. Why do we bother with this nonsense?

Every once in a while something like this pops up and only lasts one day. 
Don't miss this price break - it might be gone tomorrow. Click on the ad.




He's not crazy - he's 'creative'...

 

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DEI refuses to DIE in the Garden State...

New Jersey Democrats advanced a bill this week that would permanently eliminate the state’s high school graduation proficiency test, a decades-old requirement that students pass a standardized exam before receiving a diploma.
The measure  was approved by the Assembly Education Committee on Thursday, marking a key step toward removing the test from state graduation standards. Lawmakers said the move is aimed at promoting educational equity and reducing barriers for students who struggle with standardized testing despite meeting all other graduation requirements.
 
I hate to keep ragging on my former home State, but the amount of stupid coming out of there recently makes my brain hurt just thinking about it. School kids 'graduating' from NJ schools are in the absolute bottom tier in all categories - you know, the important ones like reading and math - and forget about civics and history - that ain't happenin' at all. It's genuinely frightening what's going on up there...

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Elon must have a new hobby...

Business Insider reports that Elon Musk’s Tesla has ventured into the world of pickleball with the launch of a $350 pickleball paddle. The product, a result of a partnership with Selkirk, a sports equipment manufacturer, marks Tesla’s latest foray into lifestyle merchandise.
The Tesla-branded pickleball paddle, made of carbon fiber with a foam core, is touted as being “optimized for high-performance play.” Tom Barnes, Selkirk’s co-owner and director of research and development, emphasized the collaborative nature of the project, stating, “This wasn’t simply a branding exercise. It was a true engineering collaboration. Tesla’s design group and our R&D team spent more than a year trading data, refining geometry, and stress-testing prototypes.”
Seein's how Teslas just ain't sellin' like they used to, he figures he has to diversify or die...
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It's not a crime to want to buy yourself 
a Christmas present, is it...

DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Drill and Impact Driver, Power Tool 
Combo Kit with 2 Batteries and Charger - still only $ 149.00.
Half the price of the paddle and a lot more usefull...
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Down to our last 'red' cent...

The very last circulating pennies, or “cents,” sold for over $16.76 million in a special auction by Stack’s Bowers Galleries on Thursday, December 12th, presented on behalf of the United States Mint. Included in the sale were 232 three-coin sets featuring one each of the 2025 penny struck at the Philadelphia Mint, the 2025-D penny struck at the Denver Mint, and a historic 2025 penny struck in 24 karat gold also at the Philadelphia Mint. Each of these special coins exhibits a small “Ω” privy mark of the final Greek letter Omega, indicating their role as the capstone to a two-centuries long legacy that first began in 1793 with the Chain Cent.
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Sergio Manoel Da Silva, a flight instructor, was flying with a student when he collided with Philip Eric Haegler in Brazil. The video shows Sergio flying with a student in a red hang glider when he suddenly collides with Philip in a green paraglider. Philip’s paraglider approached quickly from the opposite direction and just beneath the instructor’s hang glider. 
The footage shows parts of the equipment and the pilot’s body striking the paraglider before the canopy tangles and Philip loses control. Philip then hit the facade of a building on Avenida Prefeito Mendes de Morais around the 11th floor before plunging about 150ft.
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President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Monday seeking $10 billion in damages from the BBC, accusing the British broadcaster of defamation as well as deceptive and unfair trade practices.

The 33-page lawsuit accuses the BBC of broadcasting a "false, defamatory, deceptive, disparaging, inflammatory, and malicious depiction of President Trump," calling it "a brazen attempt to interfere in and influence" the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
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Depicted as a charming, talking mouse, Stuart (voiced by Michael J Fox) found true happiness with the Littles - despite initial jealousy from the family's cat Snowbell (voiced by Nathan Lane). Taking to the 'Today I Learned' subreddit on Reddit, one user revealed that, in the original novel, Stuart isn't a mouse at all. Sharing an illustration from E.B. White's beloved book, they penned: 'Today I Learned that Stuart Little isn't a mouse, but is actually a very small human boy who just happens to look like a mouse 'in every way'.
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The Hanover county animal protection shelter raised the charitable amount after caring for the inebriated raccoon in question and teaming up with custom apparel maker Bonfire to create and sell items seizing on the internet virality achieved by the creature. Emblazoned with the words “Trashed Panda”, the shirts, sweatshirts, cups and stickers contain an image of a raccoon spread-eagle next to a spilled booze bottle – unmistakably evoking the compromising position the animal that burgled the Ashland ABC store on 29 November was found and photographed in.
Proceeds from the campaign anchored by those limited edition items “directly support shelter animal care and enrichment”, according to Bonfire’s website. Figures posted by the company based in Richmond, Virginia, indicated the campaign had raised more than $252,000 as of late Monday afternoon.
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File this one under 'You can't make this shit up'. Sheila Anne Valastro, 70, was taken into custody on Friday on a warrant charging her with trespassing. Valastro ran afoul of officials in the City of Coleman where she had been feeding stray cats, according to information from the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office. She was officially banned on July 28 from the Coleman Community Center, where she had been feeding the cats. The city’s interim mayor spotted Valastro back at the community center on Oct. 22 where she was once again feeding the cats. The mayor shot a photo of Valastro as well as her silver Hyundai Elanta and its license plate.
The mayor told deputies this had been going on for a “long time” and that the cats had become a public nuisance. The mayor said the cats were continually at the community center, which is used on a daily basis by the public. In addition to stray cats, the amount of food Valastro was providing also attracted buzzards. She was booked at the Sumter County Detention Center and released after posting $1,000 bond.
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'Baby it's cold outside' - a throwback to 2016..
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Christmas will be here soon enough, 
but there's still time to order...
Here's a great idea for a gift that's 
both elegant and very affordable.
 
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