11/14/2025 10:15:19 AM PST
· 3 of 9 StACase
to Red Badger
Happened to me in New York City maybe ten years ago. Not a punch but a full body block into my shoulder. He was going the other way on the crosswalk. I didn’t fall down. But the New Yorkers just kept on walking and said nothing. The wife was in front of me and didn’t know it had happened.
10/30/2025 5:03:46 AM PDT
· 11 of 29 StACase
to Oldeconomybuyer
CBS along with ABC, NBC, NPR, CNN, PBS, Time, National Geographic, Scientific American, New York Times, Washington Post ... it’s a long list of nearly every media outlet there is. Virtually all of them are in cahoots when in comes to the steady drone of climate propaganda. If you think that’s an over statement, all you have to do is follow the below link to “Covering Climate Now”
Two weeks ago three mosquitoes were found in Iceland and the above list of news outlets were all telling us about how “Climate Change” was the cause. Since then mostly crickets.
Ashli Babbitt Would have been a good choice as well.
Michael Byrd is still a free man.
According to Wikipedia the Capitol police “...deemed the shooting [of Babbitt] was “lawful and within Department policy and potentially saved Members (of Congress) and staff from serious injury and possible death”.
10/09/2025 12:18:14 PM PDT
· 7 of 19 StACase
to DallasBiff
Picture the scene, the Nina Pinta and Santa Maria are anchored in the harbor, Columbus and the Indian chief are raising tankards of the local brew, and the Chief says “Skoal!”
09/16/2025 5:58:20 AM PDT
· 18 of 43 StACase
to janetjanet998
Years ago I read Real Men Don't Eat Quiche by Bruce Feirstein, and it was sort of ho hum until I got to the line If you're confused, Alan Alda and Robert Redford are quiche eaters or something like that.
1. More rain is not a problem.
2. Warmer weather is not a problem.
3. More arable land is not a problem. [*]
4. Longer growing seasons is not a problem.
5. CO2 greening of the earth is not a problem.
6. There isn’t any Climate Crisis.
[*] Hardiness zones on the back of your seed packs have gotten wider and have moved north into Canada