(“This [mother] drinks it, that one doesn’t.” So much for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.)
And speaking of French wisdom:
...little late to the party, mes amis, but à bas les Vertes! (Couldn’t have put it better myself.)
Speaking of Greens, and their Global Warming Climate Cooling Change© agenda:
...ah fucking hell, not this old chestnut again. This was supposed to happen back in 1975, when all the Smart Set was convinced a new Ice Age was upon us. Now that Covid has failed, Global Warming has morphed into Climate Change and nobody cares about either, here comes the Collapsing Gulf Stream again. Can I suggest that if it doesn’t collapse next year, all the scientific alarmists be scourged then hanged in the public square? Show of hands…
And speaking of capital punishment:
...someone tell me why people like this should not be broken on the rack, then beheaded. I need a good laugh.
Next: a parent who gets the picture.
...and good for her, say I. Hope she’s got a gun or two floating around, in case of looters. But she’s from Utah, so...
...and in other breaking news: Sherman Sacks Atlanta.
In Sex Wars:
...no.
In Medical News:
...keyword: Mexico. Also: “…all of whom had undergone cosmetic surgery like breast implants or butt lifts”.
In Serious Crime News:
...see, if he’d only stopped at three...
...and given who it was, our Potternerd should be thankful they didn’t shoot him dead on the spot. Although the shooting should have been confined to the fraidy-cats who called the rozzers on the poor kid.
In the Travel / Entertainment Dept.:
...and here I thought that “themed cocktails” was just another term for hookers in fancy dress.
...wait: a fireball? In a water park? Does not compute.
TAYLOR Swift and Travis Kelce are on course to become
the richest power couple in entertainment
...BFD. If Taylor Swift married some starving folk singer in Memphis, they’d still be the “richest power couple in entertainment”.
And now for the ever-popular
And to finish this off, a stroll down :
...oh well, I report, you decide:
Incidentally, when did “42” become middle-aged? Even when I was 29 (and not 69), I thought 40-year-old broads were sexy, not middle-aged.
But we can discuss all that another time, because that’s the end of the news.