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re: Most and least common birthdays
Posted by Tigris on 11/26/25 at 9:10 am to blueridgeTiger
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Somewhat of an oddity: September 12 - ranks 3rd; September 10 - ranks fifth. September 11 (my birthday) - ranks 91st, Go figure.
Not long ago September 11 was the least likely birthday (aside from Feb. 29). The reason was that labor was induced to prevent having a 9/11 birthday. It looks like not enough people are doing that anymore to overcome the September surge. 9/11 is fading in our memory. But enough are still inducing or delaying to make Sept. 11 significantly less likely than 9/10 or 9/12.
My brother also has a 9/11 birthday, sucks for him.
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President Donald Trump has ended the war in Ukraine
Pretty sure he did that on Day 1.
re: Sad. Infants in Kentucky dying from whooping cough.
Posted by Tigris on 11/25/25 at 6:51 pm to theronswanson
Damn, AI is no fun at all on this one:
"I cannot generate a combined graph of whooping cough cases and whooping crane populations, as these two datasets are unrelated and there is no meaningful correlation between them."
It could have done the graph, both are on the rise.
"I cannot generate a combined graph of whooping cough cases and whooping crane populations, as these two datasets are unrelated and there is no meaningful correlation between them."
It could have done the graph, both are on the rise.
re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by Tigris on 11/22/25 at 6:13 pm to VolSquatch
You really are much better at obfuscating any actual ideas you may possibly have than actually thinking. Because you aren't very good at that.
Trump is going to get slaughtered in the mid terms. At this point I'm fine with that.
Trump is going to get slaughtered in the mid terms. At this point I'm fine with that.
re: Trump signed a peace plan between Russia & Ukraine - Ukraine might agree
Posted by Tigris on 11/22/25 at 6:03 pm to Fuzzy Dunlop
In all seriousness I've never voted for a Democrat in my life for major office. And I never will. But at this point I'll never vote for any candidate that identifies as MAGA. This is despicable.

The Streets of Loredo which I suppose is probably the last Lonesome Dove book. I got this one cheap on Audible along with Duane's Depressed (Last Picture Show series). Larry McMurtry was a damn good writer and fortunately there are plenty of his that I haven't read yet.
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Watch YouTube to build your own house.
My father and mother did exactly that. While working full time jobs. It took a few years and wasn't all that big but it was typical for the time and built much better than houses today. It still looks good. Both were born in the depression and actually knew what a tough life was.
re: The Stones ' pop period is better than the beatle' Rock attempts
Posted by Tigris on 11/21/25 at 5:38 pm to EphesianArmor
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The Stones' 1966-1967 Brian Jones-led pop singles out-did the Beatles.
So now you are trying to find a narrow window in which the Stones were better than the Beatles. Weak. And you'd be wrong anyway. In that window the Beatles put out Revolver and St. Peppers.
re: Billboard's Top 50 Rock Bands of All Time
Posted by Tigris on 11/21/25 at 5:25 pm to dawgfan24348
Good grief. Rolling Stone might have done better and they are dogshit.
re: A U.S. warship blocked a Russian oil tanker en route to Venezuela
Posted by Tigris on 11/21/25 at 5:06 pm to SallysHuman
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Off topic... but sanction/ed is one of the most annoying words in our language. Polar opposite meanings depending on context.
Nice. Cleave now enters the conversation.
re: Nolan’s recent comments about his Odyssey adaptation is sparking a big debate
Posted by Tigris on 11/21/25 at 5:02 pm to rebelrouser
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Science explained the Cyclops Polyphemus? A giant one eyed man?
No. Polyphemus is still supernatural.
Nolan's quote is:
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everything that is now explained by science was once supernatural.
He didn't say that science explained everything. If so, then science would explain Polyphemus as a myth and not real (heh - the Polyphemus in my trousers is very real*).
* - See Illuminatus book series.
re: Best Christmas movie
Posted by Tigris on 11/21/25 at 4:05 pm to UptownJoeBrown

re: Trump signed a peace plan between Russia & Ukraine - Ukraine might agree
Posted by Tigris on 11/20/25 at 7:04 pm to hawgfaninc
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Trump signed a peace plan between Russia & Ukraine - Ukraine now expected to agree
Try using a source that is credible. The US has floated two rough outlines. Neither are going anywhere.
Trump promised to have this war settled before taking office. What a joke. Especially when the US president is a Putin puppet. Pathetic.
I've driven from central Georgia to Prudhoe Bay and back. We did it in a VW camper and it's my favorite trip trip ever. Took the summer off to do it. It wasn't just Alaska, we spent time in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Glacier NP, Banff to Jasper, Yellowstone, Colorado, etc.
If you are renting a car I'm not sure I'd drive it all the way back. Maybe spend more time exploring Alaska and less time driving back. Calgary would be a pretty good place to fly back from and it would save several days of relatively boring driving. Unless you just want to be able to say you've driven the length, which is fine.
The Alaska Highway from Fort Nelson to Tok does not have a lot of services. It was easy for us in a camper. You could buy camping gear in Alaska and make your trip easier. Otherwise be sure you have lodging reservations worked out in advance. Food is fairly expensive so get an ice chest and load up on supplies when you can.
However you decide to do it, it's a great trip.
If you are renting a car I'm not sure I'd drive it all the way back. Maybe spend more time exploring Alaska and less time driving back. Calgary would be a pretty good place to fly back from and it would save several days of relatively boring driving. Unless you just want to be able to say you've driven the length, which is fine.
The Alaska Highway from Fort Nelson to Tok does not have a lot of services. It was easy for us in a camper. You could buy camping gear in Alaska and make your trip easier. Otherwise be sure you have lodging reservations worked out in advance. Food is fairly expensive so get an ice chest and load up on supplies when you can.
However you decide to do it, it's a great trip.
No, but you can watch around a half hour of discussion of Barry Seal by a friend of his who also flew drugs:
Start at 28:34 for Barry Seal. The whole episode is worth watching.
Start at 28:34 for Barry Seal. The whole episode is worth watching.
re: Younger generation raising their voice ending sentences?
Posted by Tigris on 11/20/25 at 10:51 am to Saint Alfonzo
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It goes hand in hand with vocal fry.
And starting sentences with "So,..."
re: Airlines lawyers; Passengers who pay for a window seat may not get a window with the seat
Posted by Tigris on 11/20/25 at 8:23 am to kywildcatfanone
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seatguru folks, it's your friend
Unfortunately it was shut down on Nov. 1 by Tripadvisor. They bought Seatguru in 2007 so that they could advertise on it for free. And then they didn't maintain it. It became unreliable and after complaints Tripadvisor decided to kill it. RIP, it was pretty useful it its day.
I've not tried any of these yet but the alternatives are supposedly:
AeroLOPA
SeatMaps.com
SeatLink.com
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Putin is now persecuting pro war bloggers
The writing was on the wall in 2018 when Russia banned The Death of Stalin because it made fun of Stalin and the Politburo of the time. The cult of Stalin was being revived at about the same time. Putin has learned some lessons from Stalin (though I doubt Stalin would ever have been so stupid as to launch the Ukraine invasion). What Putin did learn is how to systematically purge potential rivals. Especially when they are on your team.
re: Koura Plant St. Gabriel - 1 dead, 1 injured - Hydroflouric Acid Exposure
Posted by Tigris on 11/19/25 at 5:56 pm to Trout Bandit
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HF is some nasty shite
About as bad as it gets. I once got a dose from a stray gas puff out of a rotating kiln. That was seriously painful and only a relatively small amount.
Liquid HF is a nightmare. I spent many years in many plants, HF is the only thing that ever worried me.
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