I understand their decision and honestly hope it all works out for the best for them. I don't see how it would be my place to judge them or tell them what they ought to do.

@copper said in Christmas Flashmob: And some day I'll be in the middle of one of these things I will sing as loudly as possible This will terrify the chorus.

It's a bit sad that the first thing that springs to mind when somebody can't find an obscure Bob Dylan song nobody listens to is that he's been cancelled.

@xenon

Manafort? Really?

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Sez you.

I posted this, not so much as a dig at Prime Minister Zoolander, but as a dig at the "editors" at Politico.

Wait I thought removing Trump from office would fix this. I was promised that all day every day.

Last paragraph says it all. They will be out of business. The strong ones will figure out a new gig when this all clears up but it totally sucks to lose it all.

@bachophile said in Israel to hold election again: See the vaccination by country thread. That what matters to people here. Not the political bullshit. My experience has been that most people here don't care about the political bullshit either. We almost never talked politics at work, we never discuss it in family get-togethers, and other places. I think TNNCR is the exception, and far from being normal representative of most of the country.

@horace said in “With Covid” or “of Covid”: Religious persecution is a threat to our constitutional republic and represents the single greatest extant threat to our nation. Of course. It’s not possible that he is just a defective product. We can’t know his background because that would be prejudicial. I’ll bet everyone who knew him knew this would happen some day.

@jon-nyc said in Musings on two Bond films: Someone here said it runs faithful to the book. More about the books on Amazon Prime Video 52 minutes, gives some background Interesting that the books were written before his death (of course) in 1964, a lot of technology in later films hadn't been imagined yet https://www.amazon.com/My-Name-Fleming-Ian/dp/B07FZ3ZFHB/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ian+fleming&qid=1608748661&s=instant-video&sr=1-1

Deer are bad. I saw one get smashed once. A deer jumped into the road and ran away While everyone was watching the first disappear, a second deer followed and nobody was looking at it. Whamo! I was the third car in line - no problem, the first car was heavily damaged.

@loki said in Required vaccination: https://www.axios.com/vaccine-proof-americans-demand-74778b08-7e1c-40f5-a83e-1a1649eb835d.html Maybe not mandatory, but will that be a distinction without a difference? I'm sure this will stop with the wu-flu. Nobody will ever think of making any other vaccines mandatory.

@bachophile said in Vaccinations by country: [image: 1608744923661-218e3230-cdde-4f1f-b347-b1c0f5202cc1.png] Ok it’s early. But looks like we are getting a good jump on things. This is cool.

@catseye3 LOLOLOL

What sucks is you can’t see the tags from mobile devices.

@jon-nyc said in I love my kid: Nice. Did it leave you enough time to sneak out and bang your mistress? No, but I threw yours a pity bone.