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Never A Dull Moment
 
10/29/2017 5:39:28 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 8 replies
Townhall.com ^ | October 29, 2017 | Derek Hunter
Whether it’s writing or doing radio, one thing you could always count on was the occasional slow news day or week. A couple of times per year, usually in August or around the holidays, Congress would go on recess and everyone’s attention would shift to more personal matters, such as spending time with family. Since November 2016, that concept has gone the way of the Dodo. There’s barely been a day, let alone a week, where someone in politics or the media weren’t declaring the end of something – be it civility, the Republic, or anything in between. The moment...
 

Our Fight of Faith and Freedom is Against the Delusional Lying Left ("the DULL")
 
08/14/2017 11:02:58 AM PDT · by Jim W N · 4 replies
Vanity | 8/14/17 | Jim Newell
"Obstructionist Democrats" AKA the Delusional Lying Left. "Fake News" AKA the Delusional Lying Left. God bless President Trump and his stand against the Delusional Lying Left. May We the People do the same. How about "DULL" for the "Delusional Lying Left". Our fight of faith and freedom is against the DULL.
 

Zika, other Brazilian problems dull U.S. appetite for Olympics travel
 
06/16/2016 11:37:03 AM PDT · by C19fan · 13 replies
Cleveland.com ^ | June 16, 2016 | Sabrina Eaton
Problems like the Zika virus, crime and political turmoil are giving tourists second thoughts about travel to Brazil for the 2016 Olympic games, tourism experts say. University of Florida tourism professor Lori Pennington-Gray says advance travel bookings are down from what they were for previous Olympics.
 

Never a dull moment: Things get interesting when psychologists take a closer look at boredom. (2013)
 
09/27/2015 6:36:47 PM PDT · by beaversmom · 46 replies
APA ^ | July/August 2013 | Kirsten Weir
Videos of fish-farm management techniques or men silently hanging laundry probably don't top your Netflix queue. And that's the point. These are some of the tedium-inducing tools that psychologists are using to study boredom in the lab. "Even though boredom is very common, there is a lack of knowledge about it," says Wijnand van Tilburg, a psychologist at the University of Southampton. "There hasn't been much research about how it affects people on an everyday basis." Now that's changing, as scientists have begun to take a closer look at this underappreciated emotion. The results of their research are anything but...
 

The Fantastic Bore! A dull plot, dreadful dialogue - and Billy Elliot as a walking pile of [tr]
 
08/07/2015 6:43:48 AM PDT · by C19fan · 39 replies
UK Daily Mail ^ | August 7, 2015 | Toby Young
Fantastic Four begins quite promisingly, with a schoolboy standing up in front of his classmates and telling them about the science experiment he's conducting in his garage. He's trying to build a teleporter that will beam human beings from one location to another, like in Star Trek. As you'd expect, his schoolmates laugh and his teacher tells him to stop fibbing, but one boy's curiosity is piqued. This is Ben Grimm and the science nerd turns out to be Reed Richards, a brainiac to rival Albert Einstein.
 

Don’t chase bears with dull hatchets if you’re drunk
 
06/29/2015 5:41:52 AM PDT · by wbill · 23 replies
Bangor Daily News ^ | May 14, 2015 | John Holyoke
In more than 20 years of writing for this newspaper, I’ve learned plenty. For instance, I now know that Election Day is a newsroom holiday, and the company will feed you scrumptious snacks, even if you write outdoors stories that have nothing to do with politics. Also, I’ve learned that coffee exists as its own food group …. and that after waiting for six hours for a single callback from a source, that source will finally phone you while you’re in the men’s room. And today, I’ve learned this: Don’t chase bears. Especially with a dull hatchet. Super-duper especially if...
 

The Dull Thud of a New Yorker Towel Snap ... Mark Steyn
 
05/28/2015 11:27:59 PM PDT · by Rummyfan · 12 replies
Steyn Online ^ | 28 May 2015 | Mark Steyn
The New Yorker cover at right has attracted a lot of comment. It shows Hillary Rodham Clinton outside the locker room trying to get in. But the locker room is full of white Republican males - Walker, Paul, Bush, Cruz, Rubio... Okay, the last couple are Hispanic, but let's not get hung up on details. And Bush identifies as Hispanic on voter registration forms, but let's not get hung up on the paperwork... But, in fact, the GOP has already let a female into the locker room - Carly Fiorina - plus a black guy - Ben Carson - and...
 

Police: ‘Chasing bears through the woods drunk with a dull hatchet is strongly not advised’
 
05/15/2015 7:06:54 AM PDT · by Loyalist
National Post ^ | May 15, 2015 | Associated Press
Who: “Bowling Alone” author, Robert D. Putnam, When: yesterday, May 14th, 2015 Where: at a T.B. Fordham (education think tank) event promoting his latest book, “The American Dream in Crisis,” What: stated the following, “There’s a presidential candidate who yesterday quoted me as saying that therefore, he’s quoting me as saying, all black men are sexual predators. I’m not going to say who it is…” http://m.youtube.com 23:06 This morning, May 15, 2015, at 6:30 PDT, a Bing search on “Robert Putnam all black men are sexual predators” returns at the top a Newsmax article (http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Rick-S “Santorum Slams Men Having Kids...
 
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