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  1. One would hope not. It is hard to imagine that he constantly rants and raves like this around family, friends, neighbors and co-workers...but maybe he does.
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    DOGE cancels contract to build Dr. Fauci museum exhibit

    Oh, darn...and I was so looking forward to seeing that on my next visit to the National Institutes of Health.
  3. People kept telling us before the election that it was Democrats, liberals and the left who were against free speech and freedom of the press. Guess not.
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    What reaction will Trump get at SB 59?

    Mixed reaction, although mostly favorable due to the fact that it is expensive to attend, which more likely means Trump supporters with money rather than your everyday NFL fan. Fun Fact: The cheapest seats are on the Superdome terrace (the stadium's upper level, in the 20th row) cost about $3,000 each on Ticketmaster.
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    Trump cutting funding to South Africa

    "I'd provide a link, but are just toooooo many to prove what I claim" How about you give us just one or two from a legitimate non-biased news source? If you can't then you claim of "thousands" murdered since the 1990's is hyperbole.
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    Raw dirty blues

    The original version, George Thorogood's cover is better known to most blues rock music fans. Amos Milburn - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer (1953) Please mister bartender listen here I ain't here for trouble, so have no fear One scotch, one bourbon, one beer
  7. The OP is wrong. "The Tribe" has not spoken. Final results from "The Most Insufferable Poster" poll in the Geek Club...which has me in a tie for 5th place.
  8. You suspect right. I wasn't laughing at "gangbangers" escaping arrest as we don't know if anyone who was arrested or escaped were actually gang members or more likely, just some undocumented folks living there. And I was laughing at how inept how Trump's ICE "Keystone Cops" were here at rounding up folks.
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    Venezuela gangs take over parts of Aurora

    We don't know if gang members escaped capture. We don't even know if those who arrested are gang members, may have just been undocumented non-criminal aliens. And what is amusing is how inept ICE is in enforcing Trump's "round em' up" sweep of so called gang members.
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    Venezuela gangs take over parts of Aurora

    https://x.com/jwlarrabee/status/1887578240258044188 Things aren't going smoothly for ICE in Aurora, CO. Fox news reports that, "when hundreds of federal officials began the raid going door-to-door at various apartment complexes, they were met largely with many empty buildings." ICE boss Homan claims the targets were tipped off.
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    UK Science Museam accuses Lego of being Anti-LGBT

    Only when I listen to Prince.
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    UK Science Museam accuses Lego of being Anti-LGBT

    You shouldn't be and I wouldn't call the Science Museam folks "my people" I will laugh at anything this silly, no matter which side it is from.
  13. No, this is not from The Onion or The Babylon Bee. I can't believe they are being serious. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14368303/Science-Museum-Lego-anti-LGBT.html Science Museum's self-guided tour accuses Lego of being anti-LGBT as interlocking bricks reinforce heterosexuality as 'the norm' Lego can be anti-gay because some people describe the bricks as having male or female parts which 'mate' with each other, Science Museum staff have claimed. The London attraction is running a self-guided tour called 'Seeing Things Queerly' which states the blocks can illustrate how heterosexuality is seen as the 'norm'. The tour, which looks at 'stories of queer communities, experiences and identities' in the museum's collection, refers to Lego being 'often described in a gendered way'. The guide - branded 'completely bonkers' by a campaign group - states: 'Like other connectors and fasteners, Lego bricks are often described in a gendered way. 'The top of the brick with sticking out pins is male, the bottom of the brick with holes to receive the pins is female, and the process of the two sides being put together is called mating. 'This is an example of applying heteronormative language to topics unrelated to gender, sex and reproduction. 'It illustrates how heteronormativity (the idea that heterosexuality and the male/female gender binary are the norm and everything that falls outside is unusual) shapes the way we speak about science, technology, and the world in general.' The tour was devised by a 'gender and sexuality network' at the museum which is a group of 'staff and volunteers committed to creating more visibility and inclusion for the LGBTQ+ community in the Science Museum Group's museums and collection'.
  14. Wait, so DEI hiring can now be criminal?
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