Shucks, I wonder if hospitals will drop the mandatory vaccination rule...

https://nodebb.the-new-coffee-room.club/topic/18428/hay-cats-your-i-totally-meant-to-do-that-post-of-the-day

@Doctor-Phibes I have the whole series on DVD as well. It does indeed transcend politics.

@Doctor-Phibes said in Ronald Reagan speaks: @Horace said in Ronald Reagan speaks: @Doctor-Phibes said in Ronald Reagan speaks: @jon-nyc said in Ronald Reagan speaks: @Doctor-Phibes That’s not shallow. It actually makes them more effective. People like them better. And it can disarm their adversaries. I remember Bob Dole cracking Clinton up during one of their debates in 96. I even remember the line. I was semi joking about it being shallow. I honestly don't understand why anybody wants to vote for such an unmitigated twat as Donald Trump. Because everybody who finds him funny and endearing is a difference species of human, incapable of being understood by the rest of us. Either that or you're a bunch of twats, too. I wouldn’t necessarily put that in the plural.

Weirdly, they got #6 wrong, which is only the glans clitoris -- the entire clitoris is a very large organ. [image: 1660264584129-762c4111-fff5-4110-bebe-a7600975c147-image.png] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clitoris#/media/File:Clitoris_3_D_-_Helen_O'Connell.jpg Three-dimensional representation of the clitoris with its associated erectile tissue system. 1=Glans clitoridis; 2=Corpus clitoridis; 3=Corpus cavernosum clitoridis; 4=Bulbi clitoridis (Bulbi vestibuli); 5=Urethra; 6=Introitus vaginae; 7=Vagina; 8=Uterus; 9=Vesica urinaria.

Yes this is all sophisticated trolling of America via our culture wars. it's not really accurate to say that Black Nationalists were targeted though. The target was American popular culture.

@Renauda said in CNN: Prices of food & gas fall: @Jolly As for this fall, I dunno. Wheat's up. Actually wheat is down 40% since spring. Source: https://saskwheat.ca/wheat-market-outlook-and-prices Corn and canola are down 20% I was looking at the Chicago Mercantile. Are the prices the same in Canada?

@Axtremus said in CHIPS: CRT has never been in public schools, If you are incapable of defining CRT, you are also incapable of making coherent claims about whether it is or is not taught in public schools.

@Mik said in Lunch with Senator Portman: I did. He appeared puzzled. Way to set me up, George. LOL.

Good. The sooner they fail, the sooner sanity returns.

Now, having said all that, I'm reminded of Axe's comment on the aluminum mill thread...The one which talked about aluminum and steel mills shutting down because of energy costs. America can compete on a level playing field without having cheap labor, if they have cheap energy. Without one or the other, the U.S. has a hard time fighting off subsidized steel or other metals. But...Just like computer chips, things like steel, oil, lithium, titanium, etc., are all strategic materials. The question becomes what should we do about materials we must have? Yes, we can create jobs in sectors that look good on the unemployment numbers, but nobody works in commercial aviation, when you don't have the materials to build the planes. Nobody works in the hospitality industry when there is not steel or lumber to build the hotels. And nobody works in the computer industry without chips and copper.

2022 August 8, near the White House : https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2022/08/05/two-dead-white-house-lightning/ “Three people, including a Wisconsin couple celebrating their 56th wedding anniversary, have died after a lightning strike Thursday evening in Lafayette Square, just north of the White House, D.C. police said Friday.”

Also depends on the monitor she is buying. I have a cheap old one, and did not realize that it needed an old connector type. It did not have a HDMI connect on it.

Every day our USPS person leaves two milk-bones on our mailbox for the dogs she sees watching her through our window. Not sure what it does for the dogs, but it sure brightens up my day.

That was a given.

Meanwhile, on the Nevada-Oregon border... https://www.ijpr.org/environment-energy-and-transportation/2022-08-04/company-scraps-lithium-project-in-oregons-alvord-desert