That’s bots, plural. These two came in one right after the other. First we have this charming proposition, from “Zelma” (only the f-word is spelled out): Waiting patiently for you to come home and f*** me! It’ll be a long … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I happened across this post I wrote in November of 2008 about voting reform, and I thought I’d repost it now just to highlight how clear things were on this score even all those years ago. So here it … Continue reading →
(1) The folks at the Babylon Bee are funny: “GoFundMe Page Started To Help Complete MLK Statue.” When I first saw a photo of that statue, it was from an angle that didn’t show the pornographic and/or scatological elements. But … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse offers an excerpt from this NY Times piece by Jonathan Alter. I haven’t read his essay, but here are some portions of the part Althouse quoted: [I]t’s hard to exaggerate the level of Democratic exasperation with [Biden] for … Continue reading →
This is what he had to say: I think you’re gonna find there’s nothing there. I have no regrets. I’m following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. That’s exactly what we’re doing. There’s no there … Continue reading →
And Christopher Wray is among them. He said he’s “deeply concerned” about China’s AI program, which is “not constrained by the rule of law.” That’s the take-away from his appearance for much of the MSM. But he said some other … Continue reading →
I’ve certainly noticed it, and you probably have, too. There’s a labor shortage that is affecting quite a number of businesses – in particular, restaurants. In my neighborhood, some restaurants have closed and some have gone to just takeout, and … Continue reading →
(1) The SCOTUS Deep Leaker is still unidentified. And I think he or she will remain so. (2) Draconian COVID Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand has resigned: I’m leaving, because with such a privileged role comes responsibility. The … Continue reading →
…chores, errands, and personal obligations to tend to today, and some of them took longer than expected. I just arrived back home, so it’ll take a while to get a couple of posts up. Meanwhile, consider this a new open … Continue reading →
I lived in a house for twenty years that also had St. Charles steel cabinets. They were great. That’s the only similarity that house had to anything Frank Lloyd Wright ever designed.
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