It's past crazy. And it's being pushed by people who have never been there and will never go.

@Copper said in MSNBC: @Horace said in MSNBC: I once saw 89th spell "island" like "I land". lol. That is hilarious. It was pretty embarrassing.

@Mik said in Hay Cats! Your "Guilty Dog" post of the day.: Dog clearly has anxiety issues. If she left him closed up in the bedroom all day I can see it. He's a young Golden.. They have a ton of energy. Less than working dog, but still a lot. At that age, the dog needs at least 90 minutes of exercise per day. 2 30-minute walks per day, and a couple of 15-minute heavy play sessions.

@George-K said in Marrianne Williamson is abusive?: that has to include the principle.” That's principal, Mr. Forcible Kisser.

I couldn't believe he went out over the trees. This is why you have co-pilots to doublecheck all flight prep.

@Jolly said in Zuckerberg Weighs In: it creates huge problems within the workforce. And feeds the sharks lawyers.

@Catseye3 said in Anyone watching the Oscars?: @George-K said in Anyone watching the Oscars?: If I had to guess, it's not so much the "woke" culture as it is the naked politicization of EVERYTHING. I'd like a better understanding of how much influence so-called wokedom has in reality. Taken as a whole, it is so vastly stupid that I can't get away from the belief that it will be short lived. How much is actually out there, and how much is (mistakenly) believed to be there by you, me, the media? How much is claimed to be believed in by people who a) don't actually care, but want to appear kewl or b) don't care and don't even have a good knowledge of what it is? How much of the wokedom effect is fabricated by the media, who know a good ratings draw when they see it? And if some percentage is fabricated for effect, how would you or I know? And so on. All good questions, deserving of answers. I dunno, but I hope it's a fad. It's a fad that can ruin a person socially and financially, though.

@jon-nyc said in 1962: We're a net importer of beef. That's what she said.

All sound like wise steps. Throwing money at it clearly does not help. If what you're doing is not working you need to change what you're doing, not what you're spending.

Nice I think it looks like the Russian miscalculated. Did he hit the throttle at the last second to avoid the drone head-on? Or was he trying to damage the drone by striking it with a glancing blow?

@George-K said in ChatGPT to automate lawsuits?: @Catseye3 said in ChatGPT to automate lawsuits?: @Doctor-Phibes said in ChatGPT to automate lawsuits?: Speaking of callers, I had quite a nice chat last week with an Indian lady who claimed to be from the Department of Homeland Security. Details! We want details! Indeed! Why did you even bother answering? I no longer answer the phone if the number is no longer recognized, particularly if it's out of state. If it's important, they'll leave a message. It wasn't anything really. I just asked her if she was really sure that who she worked for, because this sounds an awfully lot like a rather clumsy scam. I'm afraid I may have sounded a little condescending. She assured me that it was legitimate, and very kindly offered to send me a text with a web address I could click on to verify that she was who she said she was. I said 'Oh, no no no...please continue with your wonderful explanation....' which seemed to send her into a bit of a loop. I only answered because we were expecting a call from a bloke who was coming to install a new gas fire.

Russian boats are at the site…

@Jolly said in Build Submarines: Cajuns in New England...I'm told the lad and his wife are enjoying living up there. Maybe Middletown, RI? It's pretty nice out there - he could get to watch some jazz in the summer, if he wants it.

If another biblical flood occurred, and the new ark was in New Jersey, would you use it, or would you prefer to drown?

I watched it tonight. Loved the costumes. Would have been fun to be an extra in that movie.

LOLOLOL

The saddest part is that it's not clear he is aware of the douchebaggery.