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bendejo

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  1. Spoken by a 70 year old women whose House is being set upon by a treasonous president. Still, you're fretting over being punched by a 70 y.o. granny. She'd probably be the one in the emergency room, with busted knuckles and orange spray-tan on her hands.
  2. In the way that in Thailand coup d'etat has evolved into an acceptable way to change government, so has Pakistan adapted to assassination.
  3. The corruption of SCOTUS is a turning point for the US. Get somebody to clean out the stables, Joe!
  4. If you believe for one minute that the blockade is a grass roots action . . . 20 years ago Lula emerged as Brazil's Mandela, so to speak: he was the first president to come out of the working class. The locals were impressed that at his inaugural celebration the food was "down home" dishes, as opposed to imported fancy foods. And as in S. Africa, his successor was unimpressive (IMO). I don't feel good about the future of that country.
  5. Well, ok, but without a wig. How about sub-Putin, in chaps and a dog collar? Steve Bannon as the Ned Beatty character in that famous scene in Deliverance.
  6. Q: what is 12 inches (30 cm) long and hangs in front of an a-hole ? A: a necktie
  7. From experiences in childhood, I got the impression dogs have a natural predilection to defending kids. I was really surprised to read this: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/pit-bull-advocates-criticized-for-victim-blaming-family-who-lost-two-children-in-dog-attack/ar-AA137XqF
  8. I think Bill is having so much fun with his podcast that he's become bored with his show. As someone who has been watching Real Time for a while I find his usual tropes to be boring. When he mentions things like pot and Covid masks it's eye-roll time. Maybe being around Ann Coulter is taking an effect. Also it seems his show biz conceit is getting the better of him. He might be the only person who has Piers Morgan on his show voluntarily.
  9. We need to bring Mel Brooks in here to explain the power of mockery.
  10. I am offended that you label the age I'm living in as easily offended. All this offense stuff is not coming easily to me, but I'm working on it.
  11. Held captive in Disneyland. I guess for some it would be a dream come true. https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2022/10/31/guests-trapped-in-disney-on-halloween-as-china-locks-down-theme-park-over-covid-scare/?sh=200c2d2d594f
  12. Bannon issued an announcement that Bolsonaro "can't quit." Make of that what you will. Steve Bannon Says Bolsonaro Can't Concede As He Rails Against Biden and CIA
  13. Probably waiting to hear from Bannon.
  14. This is a blatant ruse to allay an attempted murder charge. He might have adept lawyers.
  15. He's just a sentimental lad, honoring the memory of his late uncle King Edward VIII. Most Thais are too skinny to pull that one off. Part of Halloween is about mocking the things we fear. Murderers, cannibals, and things that most of us don't even believe in. Spite the devil. My scariest Halloween incident was when living in a US suburb, shovelling out candy to the kids who rang the doorbell. At one point I opened the door and there were two girls, about ten years old. One of them was wearing some very shear, non-opaque cloth. All I could think of was "get this nearly naked kid away from my house!" I was so shaken I dropped the candy bucket. After they were gone and I calmed down I realized that was her self-made costume of the princess from the cartoon-movie Aladdin, very popular at the time. The girl was olive-skinned, so I guessed she was seeking a character who she resembled. Very creative.
  16. Absolutely. The holidays are coming, a smart guy will get the xmas and Hanukkah cards out before the holiday rush.
  17. I'm not comfortable reading anything regarding Herschel or Truss. I'm not saying this to be cruel, but I see both of them as not-very-bright people who are/were being played as pawns by more cynical sorts (especially Herschel, Truss entered politics on her own). The joke is on them, and the farce plays out in front of the world. Not everyone is cut out to be a PM or a senator, no shame in that. But many see attaining such an office as a trophy, and I guess this is the bait that lures them in. Personally, I see anybody who goes into politics as a possible Section 8. ???? It's embarrassing to witness.
  18. . . . and the Two Bags of Douche Award goes to Glenn Youngkin. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/10/29/youngkin-comments-pelosi-attack-dangerous-tasteless/ But perhaps we should reserve judgement until it happens to him, let's see how his sense of humor holds up. I feel sorry for his family. But alas, kids, we can't choose our parents.
  19. The broken glass on top of the cement wall form of defense doesn't play well in that part of San Francisco.
  20. Obviously just another well-behaved tourist visiting an elected official. Soon he will be a MAGA candidate, possibly DT's new running mate for 2024. </sarcasm> But the Dingleberry of the Day Award goes to Rand Paul. Truly a class act, that one.
  21. Sounds like a plan.
  22. Carloads of lads that never go any further than Sadao. I've seen attempts to open Thai-style beer bars in Penang, they don't seem to last long.
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