104fm WBCN! (sorry, feeling nostalgic)


When intentional irony crosses the line into unintentional irony, or, the USA response to Covid-19, in one photo.

This headline didn't go with that photo, but it does now!

What did they learn?

And what do his viewers believe?

Well, I agree about vitamin C and have seen some doctors at least who also agree (plus my mom), scientists have disproven the wuhan lab theory, and if anything, the CDC has downplayed the virus, so no, they are not at the center of a left wing plot to make dear leader look bad. 

Here's California:

And Florida:

And Texas:

Remember when your friends actually used to be on FB? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the odd collection of life acquaintances I associate with on that platform, but it's been a while since most people moved to vapidgram.

Elijah McClain's story is about as f-d up as they come. From buying a soda in his favorite outfit to dead from a coronary due to a 911 call and subsequent cop attack inside 24 minutes.

We paid the mujahedeen to kill Russians for years, and now we're shocked! Shocked, I tell you. Dear leader tweeted some bullshit he wasn't paying attention to, and now we're, gosh, I can't even bother to swipe type "shocked" again. 

Personally, I won't be satisfied with the conspiracy talk until Imelda is uncovered as a kgb agent. (Why can't I ever remember our first lady's name? Is it those sunglasses? The trench coat?)


At this point, we turn the corner into good news...

Pretty much every sailor at this point in the article has one question: what kind of boat?

Ok, an Ohlson 29. Time to head over to sailboatdata.com.

Watching TV recently, I remarked to Deb about how the realities of production, casting, acting ability, and desire, have basically removed the idea from mainstream consciousness that family members really look similar. Not are the same relative demographics, but actually look the same. Same eyes, same nose, same smile same. Can you imagine a sitcom where the leads all looked like these guys? 

Walking with Shawn looks like a pretty fun way of supporting BLM.

And finally, the statues fight back. At top is a picture taken by the Urban Gardener. I'm not sure what this billboard means, but it looks neat and makes you think, so it's got to be art.

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