Back to reality.
Begone, visions of sham impeachment. Begone, epic mounds of hypocrisy. Begone, purveyors of death, destruction, desolation.
Begone Social Justice Warriors, who only fight for the Politically Correct goal.
Begone, Snowflakes with their trigger-free zones of shelter from life.
“Do a loony-goony dance 'Cross the kitchen floor, Put something silly in the world
That ain't been there before.” ~ Shel Silverstein
Most Americans are oblivious to how deeply entangled we are in the conflicts in Africa.
Ho, ho, ho. Time for my annual ek'smas visit where I find out who's been naughty or nice.
Sometime around December 23rd, but canonically any time between December and May, we celebrate Festivus.
Symbolically represented by the Festivus Pole, an aluminum tube between 3' to 6' high stuck in some drab and out of the way corner. It can be used as a weapon and frequently is. Traditionally it is stark and entirely unadorned and the stand crudely fashioned. Under no circumstances should any 'presents' be placed near it unless they're of the sort a too long ignored pet would leave.
There are several rituals that accompany the celebration of Festivus.
I think I'll spare you the feats of strength, though if you think I'm dead you can poke me with a stick and see.
While a lot is made of the strikes shutting France down during Christmas week, it is interesting to note that it is a reaction to the latest moves by Macron against the working classes. And there are broad swathes of the country not really feeling the strikes at all.
December 16 is day 357 of the Gregorian Calendar year,
Boomtime, The Aftermath 65, 3185 YOLD (Discordian)
And let us not forget 13.0.7.1.18 by the Mayan Long Count
Sanders may be ethnically Jewish, but his rhetoric, voting history and associations have not reflected the values of a friend of Jewish people, but rather, the values of a coddler of anti-Semitic, racist and sexist bullies and villains. pic.twitter.com/WcqoTacYj6
First (boo hoo): recent technical difficulties cost me a whole essay disappearing into cyberspace. Sob. Here we try again.
According to a nationwide survey, nearly three out of four American households believe the country is facing a housing affordability crisis.
