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I said in another thread it’s as close to a Nazi rally as we have had.
Clearly, you would prefer a communist rally?
NYC voted for this guy and they can live with the consequences of their vote. My primary concern with radicals like Mamdani is that he leads to greater numbers of people sharing his beliefs.
Ironically, to me, this appears to be one of the potentially deeper and talented staffs in recent years.
I didn’t get that level of direct feedback. The site just refuses to answer the questions by stating it can’t or won’t boil people down to a single yes or no answer.

re: Do you reuse your towels?

Posted by weptiger on 2/20/26 at 7:52 am to
Bath towel - 2-3 uses then replaced. If anal area flossing with that towel is your thing, you should be replacing after each use, even if you clean your bum with a wash cloth.
Wash cloth - 1 time. Used once as certain orifices are included in the cleaning ritual. To reuse would be nasty.
Hand towel - 3-5 days generally.
We still hold onto our 2015 Suburban with 170K miles and it runs like a champ. We are committed to drive it until it dies and why not as maintenance costs are minimal compared to a new vehicle and the car has been paid off since we bought it.

If you must get your wife a new ride as maintenance/deterioration is an issue, I would recommend the Chevy/GMC Suburban/Yukon.

re: U2 virtue signaling

Posted by weptiger on 2/19/26 at 6:38 am to
Oh, well. Turning to other matters….

re: The Reverend is gone

Posted by weptiger on 2/17/26 at 5:25 am to
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He sure didn't preach the gospel
I am working off the simple thought that if you have nothing good to say in wishing that he rest in peace.
Truly tragic and sad. Yet, there has been a concerted effort to normalize claimed transgenderism and tip toe around these folks, avoiding the reality of developing/developed mental illness.

Spend a few minutes running the assertion that transgenderism is a mental illness through an AI site as evidence of the normalization efforts.

re: The Reverend is gone

Posted by weptiger on 2/17/26 at 4:38 am to
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The reverend sure did steal alot of money also
RIP to Reverend Jackson.

I always wondered about his sources of money beyond Rainbow Coalition and Push.

re: Robert Duvall RIP

Posted by weptiger on 2/16/26 at 1:10 pm to
A phenomenal actor.
And why would anyone, at this point, care about anything John Mellencamp has to say. His politics are known and his post content is predictable. He is just pandering and signaling to an intended audience.
I would agree that historical Super Bowl blowouts are worse, but it seemed obvious early that the Pats weren’t going to win and it was a boring game.

While the NFL had some decent storylines with Darnold and the resurgent Pats, the on field product wasn’t good. I think that is a real problem for the league aside from other issues involving halftime shows and their general politics offending a chunk of potential fan viewership.
According to Wikipedia she is an old queer with a boat load of issues.

Amber LGBTQ

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Glenn was born October 28, 1999, in Plano, Texas. Her father, Richard, is a police officer and she has a younger sister named Brooke.
She identifies as bisexual and pansexual, and is the first openly LGBTQ women's singles skater on Team USA. Glenn was homeschooled from the second grade until her senior year of high school. She has also been open about her struggles of being an elite-level athlete with ADHD.


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Upon her selection for the 2026 Winter Olympics, she became the first openly queer woman to represent the United States in Olympic singles figure skating.[3] Additionally, at age 26, she is the oldest American woman to qualify for an Olympic singles team since 1928.[4]

re: What was so bad about Obama?

Posted by weptiger on 2/7/26 at 7:22 am to
You could research this one on your own, but suffice to say he and his policies are the reason we are where we are today. His impact was negatively significant.
Everything they accuse ICE of doing, yet unlike ICE, they have zero legal authority to do it. Sounds about right for the left.
Choice of the word “revolution” in terms of the opportunities this country has and continues to provide shouldn’t be lost on people.

This isn’t only about Trump, ICE and deportation, it’s about everything from overt mental illness on display to complete power lust.
The memories these passings stir up.

I recall being a kindergartner in 1971 at Woodvale Elementary in Lafayette, outside on the playground, on the swing set singing “Joy to the World” with classmates. The “Jeremiah Was A Bullfrog” intro line and the song chorus stuck with everyone. Physically long gone from there but still have the memory.

RIP.

I stopped watching these shows years ago. These folks views and actions clearly indicate their disgust with the middle and right. Why do anything to support them.