Back in the 80s my favorite range in San Antonio had a Hogan’s Alley used by the Sherriff’s office for training. Once a month on a Sunday they would open it up for non-LE members to shoot.
One of the guys there was a local gunsmith and competition shooter. The “alley” was L shaped and we could not see the first leg targets from the waiting area. We did see him shoot a couple of times and then wave to the targets other times, and the Range Master shaking his head.
When he hit the second leg, we could see he was shooting the “good guy/hostage” targets and waving at the bad guy targets. When he finished up, his score was the largest number of the day, albeit a negative number.
When we asked what was up he replied “Ahhh, don’t you see, this being St. Patrick’s Day, I could not be shooting the lads of the IRA!”
Our ancestors did not shoot the British with modern cartridges. They used flintlocks with black powder and round lead balls. Oh, and cannons. Sometimes firing case shot.
I’ll give the memer some slack on that. A lot of people would get confused if they saw round balls and patches. Even the wrapped pre-loads would look weird.
> In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
> Nor have We been wanting in attentions to our Brittish brethren. We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity.
Goodness, Sarah, but you must be feeling very fro–ahem, shall we say, amphibian this weekend. I’d ask what set this off, but I don’t have seven spare hours to read the explanation.
I recommend a course of cute cat memes for you, to lower the boil.
(Not saying I don’t understand it, and not saying I didn’t enjoy the memes, but we don’t need you exploding. Not even with high-value targets inside the blast radius.)
Yeah the Turnip in Chief read the discussion of how (not ) to treat a puppy by Col. DuBois in Starship Troopers and mistook it for a dog training manual. Seriously though it is unsurprising that a dog in a household with those people hasn’t actually mauled someone yet. German Shepherds are guard animals by nature. Freak them out with uneven or abusive treatment and they turn can turn really nasty.
Apparently Jill is actually the one managing and supervising the dogs because Joe is simply not mentally competent enough to do so. Says a lot about her.
I think that I shall have to borrow our Hostess’ shocked face to deal with the fact that the dogs were being trained by Edith II. Honestly A woman that was a babysitter and rides in on the death of the first wife tells me MUCH about both our handsy Turnip in Chief and Edith II . It’s somewhere between a Shakespeare tragedy and a cheesey telenovella.
Let’s just say that I have my doubts that this device can strip a hydrogen atom off of water, ionize it, and accelerate the proton to the point it can be captured by a boron nucleus for less energy than that capture produces.I’m sure they can do it, we’ve been doing it with particle accelerators for decades, but particle accelerators aren’t known for the thrust-to-mass ratio.
Hot meme of the week is the Thomas Sowell big ol’ socialist funbags are meant to distract on the way to your enslavement regarding comradette and esteemed CPUSA (D) party member talented actress (poseur) AOC.
I for one am shocked, shocked, to learn that the “Star Wars” show that Harvey Weinstein’s personal assistant, you know, the one who never remembered anything, has been given, which is absolutely not so she continues to keep not remembering, no implication of that or any other wrongdoing at all, from the previews that show is looking like it’s woke DEI crap. Unpredictably astonishing, that.
Oh, please, it’s MUCH more on the nose than just woke DEI crap. It’s making the villains into heroes, complete with an assistant to the villain who’s the REAL hero of the whole thing. No comparison at all at all to the writer who was an assistant to Harvey Weinstein, nope.
I’ve been reading the old Agatha Christies this month, and one book from the 1950s talked about (then) modern plays, how the evil person would literally kill people, steal, what-have-you, then perform a literal miracle at the end, because that’s “all the up-to-date thinking.” (Heavy sarcasm by Christie on those lines, BTW.)
I allowed some widgets in eMatrix, and eventually your link showed up. Mine just shows the link. I had to enable stuff from twitter and twit-adjacent sites. I keep a fairly tight rein on web scripts, especially in prime-time hours. Limited bandwidth sucks rocks, but we haven’t quite decided to switch to Starlink. Yet.
Re. “Don’t know what to buy you.” Karabela, late 1600s style. Doesn’t have to be the replica of Jan Sobieski’s, just a plainer one. And everything but the Knob Creek.
Churchill said, concerning family size, “One for mama, one for papa, one for accident, and one for increase.”
The robin …. Around here March came in like a lion, turned into a lamb (sunshine or “what is that golden thing in the sky?”), and is going out like a lion into “April showers bring May flowers.”
The rainy winter here in the nominally-golden-but-currently-green-state has given the water authorities the sads, since they won’t be able to officially nag people to not water their lawns and flush the toilet only once in a while.
Why, I bet no one will even call the snitch-on-your-neighbor-for-washing-their-car hotline this year at all!
Won’t last long given that there has not been a new reservoir built there in many decades, even though the desert has been built up massively and population increased (though now dropping as people flee what is now essentially a communist state).
Just like the war on farming, reducing water resources is meant to kill people, not help them.
And they removed the damns along one river to save the salmon, the sediments choked the river and killed all the salmon, now the river is being permanently poisoned by the sediments and toxic minerals the sediments covered up. So instead of saving the Salmon, they destroyed their breeding grounds for several generations. Nothing Liberals do is to save life, only kill it. They are evil scum, but I repeat myself.
We’re deeply into the Pollening, here. I don’t I’ve ever been so wiped by spring fever before. And the second wave is just starting. At least we’ll have dogwoods.
Ditto. Haven’t seen much evergreen pollen, too early, I think (that, because so thick, and the invasive evergreen yellow flowering Scotch Broom, locally, is what can get me sneezing, but not stuffy, I do not have allergies or asthma compared to what others go through. We won’t discuss east side bitter brush or sage brush, high elevation manzanita or snow brush, all which make me sneeze and do not have to be blooming.) If evergreen pollen is happening, rain is washing it away.
Flowering Plum has leafed out and has flowers. All the maples, both native (Big Leaf) and non native (various Japanese smaller versions) are leafing out. Dogwoods (3 pink and one white) have buds but no flowers or leaves, yet. For whatever reason our 4 flower much later than the many of the neighborhood dogwoods. OTOH we tend to have flowers until mid summer or later. Camellias, the pink one flowered late January/early February (even when there was ice coating everything). The white one is flowering now. The red one, who knows. Neighbors and mom’s red camellias are covered with flowers. Early bulbs are flowering. No azaleas or rhododendrons flowering, yet.
OK the meme with Kermit and his Droogs kind of makes me want A Clockwork Orange remade with Muppets. That’s really weird and yet somehow vaguely intriguing…
There’s a scene in “Masters of the Air” when the US POWs in the south camp find out about that escape by the Brits from the north camp the night before, and then they hear about the executions and the Gestapo taking over ultimate supervision of the camps from the Luftwaffe.
It’s done really well, with a real sense of how isolated and uncertain they all were in those Luft Stalags, and how massive those camps were at that point in the war.
I liked how the US camp POW chain of command was shown actually talking through the implications of being so far east, located in what is now Poland, deciding that they would undoubtedly be moved on foot as the Red Army approached, so the prisoners needed to get in better physical condition to survive that forced march, but without making the guards suspicious as to what they were doing, and then coming up with a way to make it happen. Showing real leadership instead of flashy action sequences was refreshing.
True, it would quickly move into seriously creepy so wholly inappropriate for Muppets. I promise you at full length it would have better Box Office than The Marvels or Wish .
That was a good episode, especially so since it had to be thrown together in great haste so that the episode it replaced could be held to the end of the series when B5 suddenly got a fifth season.
You realize that the Democrats are now only 2 people away from having a majority in the House and taking control of it, thereby enabling them to rush through legislation both packing the Supreme Court and banning Trump from the ballot. They are stupid enough to do both.
One wonders what threats the FBI/CIA/IRS/DOJ are making against them to resign mid-term rather than simply not running for re-election. Too many leaving mid-term for it to be more than coincidence; third time+ is definitely enemy action.
Of course, that’s only the political conspiracy theorists. If you count the perennials, like the flat-earthers and moon landing hoaxers, the score drops to something more like 26-4.
It’s is getting easier to know which Republicans are the traitors, good. I still say nuke it from orbit it’s the only way to be sure. Oh, and Nuke Delaware until it is just ash for keeping Biden alive and protecting him, the whole state is guilty, F**K em.
According To Hoyt 
-Makes memes about Friedrich August von Hayek, based damned economist that everybody should know even better than they do now.
-Nobody reads memes about awesome old dudes that b!tch slapped Commies with practical get out of serfdom knowledge.
-Adds a pic of Selma to the meme.
-Profit.
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Boobs. Gods greatest gift to man. And to the economy. ;-)
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She looks like she has possibly undergone some inflations herself; further study may be warranted.
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one must keep a breast of current events
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That last meme is unbearable. [Crazy Grin]
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Just the bear necessities. No fluff.
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Dunno, by the look of that duffle bag he’s got everything but the kitchen sink in there. :-P
Just bear with it.
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Just spitballin’ here, but maybe the RE scientists should start reading each others memos
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How do you think they get their ideas?
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This is why that first meme is becoming the natural state.
https://twitchy.com/amy-curtis/2024/03/23/letitia-james-hypocrisy-on-trump-n2394278
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Meme #37 (if my count is right) is me at the practical match: “Hostage, collaborator, potayto, poe-tah-to….”
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I don’t know if I’ve told this story here before:
Back in the 80s my favorite range in San Antonio had a Hogan’s Alley used by the Sherriff’s office for training. Once a month on a Sunday they would open it up for non-LE members to shoot.
One of the guys there was a local gunsmith and competition shooter. The “alley” was L shaped and we could not see the first leg targets from the waiting area. We did see him shoot a couple of times and then wave to the targets other times, and the Range Master shaking his head.
When he hit the second leg, we could see he was shooting the “good guy/hostage” targets and waving at the bad guy targets. When he finished up, his score was the largest number of the day, albeit a negative number.
When we asked what was up he replied “Ahhh, don’t you see, this being St. Patrick’s Day, I could not be shooting the lads of the IRA!”
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Couple of spicy ones in this batch lol
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Our ancestors did not shoot the British with modern cartridges. They used flintlocks with black powder and round lead balls. Oh, and cannons. Sometimes firing case shot.
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By the way, most of those cannons were privately owned. At the end of the war, American artillerymen took their cannons home with them.
Good thing too, because they needed them again in 1812.
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I’ll give the memer some slack on that. A lot of people would get confused if they saw round balls and patches. Even the wrapped pre-loads would look weird.
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Also:
> In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms: Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people.
> Nor have We been wanting in attentions to our Brittish brethren. We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity.
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Only because they didn’t have them.
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Me: Why is there steel wool next to the rifle? Oh, wait….
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Goodness, Sarah, but you must be feeling very fro–ahem, shall we say, amphibian this weekend. I’d ask what set this off, but I don’t have seven spare hours to read the explanation.
I recommend a course of cute cat memes for you, to lower the boil.
(Not saying I don’t understand it, and not saying I didn’t enjoy the memes, but we don’t need you exploding. Not even with high-value targets inside the blast radius.)
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Secondary effects– folks get wound up about something, folks make memes, she laughs, they get posted.
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The Chewbacca meme…could that be why Biden’s dogs keep biting people?
Creeepy sniffy grandpa.
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Rumor is he kicks and slaps his dogs around. A lot.
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Suits his personality. That man does not deserve dogs.
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How about porcupines? Or electric eels? :-P
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How about a swimming pool filled with piranhas.
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Badger-skunk crosses. Yes, this is the time we DO need some stinking badgers.
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The ox is lucky; the carapult team is laughing too hard to load.
Bravo, Sir!
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s/carapult/carpapult
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Crocodiles. :-D
Or maybe a nice saltwater aquarium stocked with barracuda.
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Yeah the Turnip in Chief read the discussion of how (not ) to treat a puppy by Col. DuBois in Starship Troopers and mistook it for a dog training manual. Seriously though it is unsurprising that a dog in a household with those people hasn’t actually mauled someone yet. German Shepherds are guard animals by nature. Freak them out with uneven or abusive treatment and they turn can turn really nasty.
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Apparently Jill is actually the one managing and supervising the dogs because Joe is simply not mentally competent enough to do so. Says a lot about her.
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I think that I shall have to borrow our Hostess’ shocked face to deal with the fact that the dogs were being trained by Edith II. Honestly A woman that was a babysitter and rides in on the death of the first wife tells me MUCH about both our handsy Turnip in Chief and Edith II . It’s somewhere between a Shakespeare tragedy and a cheesey telenovella.
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if true, very interesting!
https://interestingengineering.com/space/nuclear-fusion-powered-electric-propulsion-drive
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Fusion that might actually not be twenty years in the future, every year.
Pretty cool.
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Let’s just say that I have my doubts that this device can strip a hydrogen atom off of water, ionize it, and accelerate the proton to the point it can be captured by a boron nucleus for less energy than that capture produces.I’m sure they can do it, we’ve been doing it with particle accelerators for decades, but particle accelerators aren’t known for the thrust-to-mass ratio.
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I don’t often actually laugh out loud at these. And I rarely ever snort. The Only Fans one got both. Well-played!
Oh, and WP Carthago est. Delenda cum salis, et merde, et c…
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The Bear and hard to buy for the WIN.
Internet high five here.
Hot meme of the week is the Thomas Sowell big ol’ socialist funbags are meant to distract on the way to your enslavement regarding comradette and esteemed CPUSA (D) party member talented actress (poseur) AOC.
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I for one am shocked, shocked, to learn that the “Star Wars” show that Harvey Weinstein’s personal assistant, you know, the one who never remembered anything, has been given, which is absolutely not so she continues to keep not remembering, no implication of that or any other wrongdoing at all, from the previews that show is looking like it’s woke DEI crap. Unpredictably astonishing, that.
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Oh, please, it’s MUCH more on the nose than just woke DEI crap. It’s making the villains into heroes, complete with an assistant to the villain who’s the REAL hero of the whole thing. No comparison at all at all to the writer who was an assistant to Harvey Weinstein, nope.
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I’ve been reading the old Agatha Christies this month, and one book from the 1950s talked about (then) modern plays, how the evil person would literally kill people, steal, what-have-you, then perform a literal miracle at the end, because that’s “all the up-to-date thinking.” (Heavy sarcasm by Christie on those lines, BTW.)
Here we are again, 1950s post-war Britain.
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I’ll just leave this here. Sounds like just what Sarah needs…..
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Well, that didn’t work…
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Try this: https://twitter.com/Thund3rB0lt/status/1771253613085458935
(after the t.co was expanded.)
Comfy kittehs!
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Straight posting the link, and it’s popping up as showing on mine, but I’m not sure since RCPete’s isn’t showing.
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I allowed some widgets in eMatrix, and eventually your link showed up. Mine just shows the link. I had to enable stuff from twitter and twit-adjacent sites. I keep a fairly tight rein on web scripts, especially in prime-time hours. Limited bandwidth sucks rocks, but we haven’t quite decided to switch to Starlink. Yet.
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Re. “Don’t know what to buy you.” Karabela, late 1600s style. Doesn’t have to be the replica of Jan Sobieski’s, just a plainer one. And everything but the Knob Creek.
Churchill said, concerning family size, “One for mama, one for papa, one for accident, and one for increase.”
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Churchill said, concerning family size, “One for mama, one for papa, one for accident, and one for increase.”
Surrendering a kid to the Mathers? I don’t Cotton to that.
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CARP]
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*points across the room* I understood that reference!
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Oh no you don’t
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The robin …. Around here March came in like a lion, turned into a lamb (sunshine or “what is that golden thing in the sky?”), and is going out like a lion into “April showers bring May flowers.”
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The rainy winter here in the nominally-golden-but-currently-green-state has given the water authorities the sads, since they won’t be able to officially nag people to not water their lawns and flush the toilet only once in a while.
Why, I bet no one will even call the snitch-on-your-neighbor-for-washing-their-car hotline this year at all!
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Won’t last long given that there has not been a new reservoir built there in many decades, even though the desert has been built up massively and population increased (though now dropping as people flee what is now essentially a communist state).
Just like the war on farming, reducing water resources is meant to kill people, not help them.
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And they removed the damns along one river to save the salmon, the sediments choked the river and killed all the salmon, now the river is being permanently poisoned by the sediments and toxic minerals the sediments covered up. So instead of saving the Salmon, they destroyed their breeding grounds for several generations. Nothing Liberals do is to save life, only kill it. They are evil scum, but I repeat myself.
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Damfools…..
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There’s a new one being built right now. I know an engineer on the project. (Somewhere down near Lone Pine.)
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Pretty sure that’s a Cardinal, not a Robin.
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We’re deeply into the Pollening, here. I don’t I’ve ever been so wiped by spring fever before. And the second wave is just starting. At least we’ll have dogwoods.
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Ditto. Haven’t seen much evergreen pollen, too early, I think (that, because so thick, and the invasive evergreen yellow flowering Scotch Broom, locally, is what can get me sneezing, but not stuffy, I do not have allergies or asthma compared to what others go through. We won’t discuss east side bitter brush or sage brush, high elevation manzanita or snow brush, all which make me sneeze and do not have to be blooming.) If evergreen pollen is happening, rain is washing it away.
Flowering Plum has leafed out and has flowers. All the maples, both native (Big Leaf) and non native (various Japanese smaller versions) are leafing out. Dogwoods (3 pink and one white) have buds but no flowers or leaves, yet. For whatever reason our 4 flower much later than the many of the neighborhood dogwoods. OTOH we tend to have flowers until mid summer or later. Camellias, the pink one flowered late January/early February (even when there was ice coating everything). The white one is flowering now. The red one, who knows. Neighbors and mom’s red camellias are covered with flowers. Early bulbs are flowering. No azaleas or rhododendrons flowering, yet.
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OK the meme with Kermit and his Droogs kind of makes me want A Clockwork Orange remade with Muppets. That’s really weird and yet somehow vaguely intriguing…
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I know. 1984 with Muppets.
oooh, ooh, A Canticle for Leibowitz with muppets. Beeker is the novice in the first section.
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Perhaps Fozzie Bear as Eleazar (the recurring Wandering Jew). So many stories so few puppeteers…
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I’d watch that.
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At five minutes, it could be funny. At full length, no.
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A short done to the movie opening theme and parts of Beethoven’s 9th would be awesome.
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And add them walking along a pool of water to the William Tell Overture.
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History note: tomorrow (March 24 2024) is the 80th anniversary of “The Great Escape” from Stalag Luft III.
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There’s a scene in “Masters of the Air” when the US POWs in the south camp find out about that escape by the Brits from the north camp the night before, and then they hear about the executions and the Gestapo taking over ultimate supervision of the camps from the Luftwaffe.
It’s done really well, with a real sense of how isolated and uncertain they all were in those Luft Stalags, and how massive those camps were at that point in the war.
I liked how the US camp POW chain of command was shown actually talking through the implications of being so far east, located in what is now Poland, deciding that they would undoubtedly be moved on foot as the Red Army approached, so the prisoners needed to get in better physical condition to survive that forced march, but without making the guards suspicious as to what they were doing, and then coming up with a way to make it happen. Showing real leadership instead of flashy action sequences was refreshing.
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It’s Catzilla!
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Quick! Somebody get a really big laser pointer! :-D
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Only this Kitty can Save us !!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf7GsKFepDg
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Neko-Jira!
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For those cats who don’t want to catch their own.
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Ugh, the last two memes I tried to leave as new posts and WP turned them into replies to something unrelated. Aaargh.
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I don’t know. I think full length Canticle would be hilarious, but I have a bizarre sense of humor.
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Bunsen Honeydew as the re-inventor of the arc-light and Beaker as the poor fellow going blind to run it for the Reader (in, not of, the story).
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I think Fozzie Bear as Eleazar (AKA the Wandering Jew) or perhaps a pair using Statler and Waldorf ?
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Except that there is no action at all, Roshwald’s Level Seven done by muppets … Maybe just Fozzie narrating the whole thing.
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True, it would quickly move into seriously creepy so wholly inappropriate for Muppets. I promise you at full length it would have better Box Office than The Marvels or Wish .
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The only lower box office bar from major studios would be the anti-Iraq war films of the 2000s, like Redacted and In the Valley of Elah.
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I fondly remember Babylon 5’s homage to Leibowitz (with the monks carefully preserving technology post Garibaldi’s War).
Why Garibaldi’s War? Well, his avatar broadcasting the bad guys’ plans to attack their enemies started things off.
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That was a good episode, especially so since it had to be thrown together in great haste so that the episode it replaced could be held to the end of the series when B5 suddenly got a fifth season.
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They call Trump a ‘security risk’ because they say he might take bribes from foreign governments. Even though he never has before.
Biden has taken bribes from foreign governments for 40 years — and is still doing it.
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And… how do you bribe a wealthy man?
Oh, you make him poor first?
Gee, what kind of evil fink would do such a thing?
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You realize that the Democrats are now only 2 people away from having a majority in the House and taking control of it, thereby enabling them to rush through legislation both packing the Supreme Court and banning Trump from the ballot. They are stupid enough to do both.
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And the latest resignation is being delayed so that a replacement can’t be appointed, so the seat will stay vacant until after the election.
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkoukis/2024/03/23/mike-gallagher-n2636897
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grrrrrrr
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One wonders what threats the FBI/CIA/IRS/DOJ are making against them to resign mid-term rather than simply not running for re-election. Too many leaving mid-term for it to be more than coincidence; third time+ is definitely enemy action.
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Yes. I know. same has occurred to me, of course.
And not just me.
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Only 17? I thought it was a lot more than that.
Of course, that’s only the political conspiracy theorists. If you count the perennials, like the flat-earthers and moon landing hoaxers, the score drops to something more like 26-4.
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And that’s only the firs quarter…
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Pithy summary:
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Moanin’ Lisa?
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Looks more like Screamin’ Lizzie to me. :-D
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It’s is getting easier to know which Republicans are the traitors, good. I still say nuke it from orbit it’s the only way to be sure. Oh, and Nuke Delaware until it is just ash for keeping Biden alive and protecting him, the whole state is guilty, F**K em.
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The infamous Ford Fiesta review from Top Gear has “Is it green?” Closeup shots of the grass-colored paint job. “Yes. Very.”
This doesn’t have that part, but it has much of the rest of the rightfully legendary review.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/7e7R3y-qwZ0?si=NXxIAUtOmAroz3oO
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Going around bearfoot like that, the critter in the last meme better hope nobody left LEGO® bricks laying around.
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