Yeah Lorton. I used to play golf at the course there all the time, even the tee box markers are little watch towers. My buddy was the guy who designed the course actually. And funny enough, that DOJ spokesman guy who resigned, he wrote a very long article about the property, including what LD is talking about, as well as it was the location of Nike missile sites. Very interesting history there, big property too. In a way I’m glad they didn’t just bulldozer over everything.

@jon-nyc said in Solfeggio on steroids: The cameraman moved quite smoothly and fluidly around the room. And he did a good job of not showing up at all in the mirrors.

@jon-nyc said in You’ve heard of Jewish space lasers….: But have you heard of Wall Street communists??? [image: 1745095134672-img_4593.jpeg] It’s MAGAt code for the children of Israel. MTG must have lent Boebert her copy of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

It's actually Anchor Hocking, named after the Hocking River in Ohio, where I will be this week for my adopted mom's 92nd birthday.

Ahh now I understand [image: 1745069705127-20250419_143307.jpg]

Sedentary life is not compatible with our health and longevity. You have to keep moving.

@Jolly said in Maybe Harvard will go full Hillsdale?: And you can die tonight, in firey flames from a mass coronal ejection. Hi, just want to let all you all know that that didn't happen last night, just in case anyone is worried. Cheers!

I like the neuroticism here more than that in the jazzified Solfegieto video.

Not sure.

@Jolly said in Maybe they can learn to code...: Make the choice between obeying the law and a 30mm Gatling gun. ???

The Canadian border 50 years from now.... [image: 1745012925838-d1921c09-b90c-428d-b939-29ce02f557fd-image.png]

It would help. It would also cut some small fry off at the knees, which is seriously needed.

@Jolly said in Promotion!: I think she's really good at her job. Much better than the lesbian munchkin we've been listening to lie for the past couple of years. I think by definition, the press secretary job is to pretend that the president knows what they are talking about. And pretend that you believe it. It is a tough job, that is for sure. LOL

Sometimes, it's money well spent, if the fee isn't too high. My alma mater paid Barbara Bush to come speak at graduation one year. They dovetailed it into a very successful fund-raising campaign. Mrs. Bush apparently enjoyed the school and the small town where it's at, because she said something to Jim Baker, who called the college President and dropped in one day for coffee. Baker then spearheaded a drive to build a wellness center on campus. For a small school, it's a very nice facility.

I knew a pedantic friend or my sisters would argue that point.