Friday, October 2, 2026
On the Fact Lindsey Clancy Is a Highly Educated Registered Nurse and so the Odds of Her Truly Believing that Those Small Cuts On Her Wrists and Neck, Nowhere Near the Carotid and Radial Arteries, Would Have Been a Fruitful Strategy to Commit Suicide, Are About as Close to Zero as One Could Figure but Here We Are, Giving Stock to Foolishness, Yet Again
It's the same thing with her jumping out of a one story building knowing fully well that THIS wouldn't kill her, either. Of course she didn't factor in the possibility of paralysis which shows that she still may have had a few chinks in that educational armour. So sorry, not.
Thursday, October 1, 2026
On the Fact that Memories Inexorably Fade Over Time (it's Why Witness Testimony Is Often Unreliable) and so this Asinine Assertion that Women Can Say One Thing Immediately After an Event and a Different Thing Two Effing Years After it (Frequently in a One-Eighty Manner) Is Retarded Beyond All Comprehension
Yes, I'm taking about the Cornell sexual assault story in which some opportunistic bim has decided that the sex acts in question were not consensual in the least bit and that a lot of money could be waiting for her if she just keeps on trucking. Of course the radical left is buying every friggin' sentence coming out of her mouth while at the same time acting as if the words, "presumed innocent", are little more than just another right-wing conspiracy onslaught and/or a passage poached directly from Mein Kampf.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
On the WNBA Playoffs Primed to Kick In
I was looking forward to watching it......until I found out that the Archive webpage was broadcasting a month-long marathon of nonstop episodes of "I Married Joan" and "The Farmer's Daughter (what can I say, it has Inger Stevens in it)". Maybe next season, girls.
On the Visitors Center at the Vanderbilt Mansion In Hyde Park, New York Being Larger than My Six Unit Condo Building
Comic relief, always a welcome diversion (almost as if the mansion had a kid and named it, Visitor's Center).
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
On Maria McKee's Version of "Don't Toss Us Away" Versus Patty Loveless's Rendition
This is brutal in that I adore both of these women. I'm probably going to copout here and suggest that it really depends on what you desire. If you're looking for a rousing boffo (in a good sense) version, you should probably select Maria. If on the other hand, poignant and subtle treatments of love songs are more your thing, Patty's your girl. Either way you won't be disappointed.
On the Seeming Fact that Postpartum Depression (Never Mind, Psychosis) Now Exists as the Only Mental Illness Where a Person Can Slaughter Multiple Individuals and Potentially Get Off Scott-Free (Especially if They Enlist an Amoral and Conscience-Free Counsel)
So, along the lines of transgenderism being the only normalized delusion, in other words. Crazy world, huh?
On the Claim that We Need to Believe All Women
Well, save for maybe that young girl who got off a Tulsa elevator (circa June, 1921) with scratches and torn clothes and was being pursued by the legendary Diamond Dick. Certainly not that chick.😔
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