@doctor-phibes said in Kyle's Law: @horace said in Kyle's Law: Here's a thought exercise for the "both sides are equally bad" among us. Does the political right perpetrate these sorts of groundless prosecutions? If you're not just talking about the United States of America, then obviously the answer is yes. Yeah when I talk about this stuff I'm talking about American culture and where the pendulum's currently at.

@doctor-phibes said in Caption Competition (brace yourselves...): [image: gurumoorthy-k_the-green-stylist_custom-99107da9bb8d9070c3b0a7bc6ef9b73ec14f24d0-s1300-c85.webp] Dagnabbit!

@mik said in Who Dis?: “He’s not even the best drummer in the band” Link to video

@jolly said in Go Fund Me: I'd say Andy has a point. More than a point. I guess we're far past the point of pretending now.

@copper said in All the more reason to have an actual "key.": @george-k said in All the more reason to have an actual "key.": "Sorry, honey! I left my phone at home and I can't get it!' If you left the phone at home, how did the car get here? There you go, picking nits.

@mark said in Apple goes back to usability vs looks: Everyone Is a Genius: Apple Will Offer Parts and Tools for DIY Repairs. https://www.ifixit.com/News/55370/apple-diy-repair-program-parts-tools-guides-software Saw that a while ago, and I approve. But...considering the tech "savvy-ness" of the average guy, what do you think the success rate of DIY repair of iPhones., Macs, etc will be? I'd guess pretty low. I'm no tech guy, and I've replaced memory, hard drives and batteries on laptops. Good luck with Joe-blow from Berwyn (Chicago peeps will get taht).

I'm just going with the flow...

https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/20/politics/eddie-bernice-johnson-congress-retirement Democratic Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas announced her retirement Saturday afternoon after serving nearly 30 years in Congress, according to a statement from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Pelosi said in a statement Saturday that Johnson is "a dedicated and highly effective leader on behalf of Dallas area families and the entire nation for her thirty years in the Congress and nearly 50 years in public service." Johnson was the first Black woman elected to state public office from Dallas, according to Pelosi, as well as the first African American and woman to be the chair of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.

Seen in the RWEC: A man who attempted to kill a cop -- who was raiding the home of his girlfriend -- pled self-defense. And was acquitted. The media won't cover this, even though it's now highly relevant to the claim they're making that a black man could never successfully plead self-defense, never ever ever. Oh -- and he's a felon. And how much White Privilege does Mr. Coffee enjoy, I wonder? How much White Supremacy does he benefit from? So he was a felon illegally in possession of a gun. He got convicted of that -- there's no way to avoid that. But the jury acquitted him of attempted murder of a cop. I wonder if he cried White Tears on the stand.

The Louis Vuitton Chief Diversity Officer has some splainin' to do.

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Was there a context for writing that?

It’s in messages . April 29 2020 have a look.

@kluurs said in What pop songs ruin your brain?: Is there a particular earworm that once you hear it, you need to find a brick wall to bounce your head against to make it stop? Mentioned it here a couple weeks ago that Artie Shaw’s 1939 recording of Kurt Weil’s All the Things You Are tends to loop. It’s actually a great tune. More recently though I watched the Edgar Wright documentary The Sparks Brothers. It’s very well done and worth the watch. As a result though I have had an ear worm medley of sorts of Sparks tunes from their *Kimono My House * album from the 1970s.