They're still out there.

@Horace said in No Chorus, Two Bridges: I'm not sure I ever heard that song before. I wonder how many other Beatles songs I haven't heard. I hear echoes of My Guitar Gently Weeps in the song.

Our kids also love the show "number blocks" which is a mind melting repetition if squares doing addition over and over in a fun animated way. They are learning math(s) so quickly, at least. And these quasi-educational shows are SO MUCH BETTER than the hyper-edited crap on youtube.

https://www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/30-of-the-most-beautiful-places-around-cincinnati/Slideshow/13301130/13307001

@NobodySock said in Cal-ignore-ya: I personally never understood the equal protection afforded to transgender athletes to compete in women's sports. I am all for treating them with all the same rights afforded to any American, but this crosses the line in my humble opinion. It also speaks loudly to a determining factor for a man to have such a thing done to them. The whole public restroom debacle is a nothing burger to me versus bringing an unfair competitive edge to women's sports. I dunno, call me conservative in this subject matter. Hmm. Maybe there’s hope for you yet!

Is it true Musk is changing his name to Elonia? https://www.facebook.com/reel/910653514005271

Yeap, audit the Federal Reserve; I support it when Ron Paul advocated for it then.

So, what media outlets does one go to for serious reporting on this, the likes of which NYT or Wapo deploy whenever there's some white supremacy narrative to be uncovered? Lemme guess, outlets or people who've been pre-marginalized? Taibbi? Schellenberger?

@jon-nyc said in Really?: https://x.com/generalmcnews/status/1888412557389463935?s=46 Sunlight is good, isn’t it?

Bill has a bigger rack than she does [image: GjUFeMZXkAAnFy6?format=jpg&name=large]

@LuFins-Dad said in On Average: And that’s including women… Women explained Link to video

I have no idea if this is true or not but I liked it.

The Kremlin applauds the decimation: "It is a machine for interfering in internal affairs, it is a mechanism for changing regimes, political order, state structure." https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2025/02/06/russia-welcomes-usaid-cuts-calls-agency-machine-for-interfering-a87895 I had some dealings with USAID back in the late ‘90s on its 500 million USD project to rehabilitate Samotlor oilfield in Western Siberia. Halliburton Services in Houston and Tyumen Oil Company (TNG) were USAID’s executing agents on the project. It must have been very profitable for the executives in both companies, since either one made sure none of the subcontractors could make any money. Not even certain whether Samotlor’s falling production was ever corrected. Sure was a lot of money though thrown around. Russian side loved the cash flowing into their pockets.

And less bad political theater.