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phxbillcee comments on Aug 25, 2021:

Stole a few of these, too!

glennlab replies on Aug 26, 2021:

yep

The 40-year-old state senator from De Pere has six children Republican Sen.

Killtheskyfairy comments on Aug 25, 2021:

I love this whole slow motion Darwin Award contest. Does that make me evil?😎

glennlab replies on Aug 25, 2021:

I don't think so

The studies for safety and efficacy of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were not completed, and they ...

AnneWimsey comments on Aug 25, 2021:

So for months & months (and months) your most cogent arguement ( and i use the term loosely) was " not approved", now you just about-face....yuppers, just what I expected.

glennlab replies on Aug 25, 2021:

He has no understanding of the way trials are conducted or what each phase is, so he digs up articles that he doesn't understand to justify his ignorance.

It seems like a lot of the rock legends are passing on.

Killtheskyfairy comments on Aug 25, 2021:

Not a fan. Charlie Watts death triggered some awful memories for me. I was basically forced to go to a Rolling Stones concert with my boyfriend when I was 20. It was a nightmare as I was “a goody two shoes” and didn’t drink, smoke or do drugs. There was a scummy guy sitting next to me who...

glennlab replies on Aug 25, 2021:

I have to admit that I really enjoyed Pink and the Dixie Chicks. Also saw the Beach Boys.

I can’t believe he’s not in jail for this mess he engineered.

HippieChick58 comments on Aug 25, 2021:

I agree, he should be in prison, not flying around with secret service protection.

glennlab replies on Aug 25, 2021:

I don't believe that he has gone anywhere without bodyguards since the 70s. It's easy to be a bully if you have a guy with a gun protecting you.

Trump's spokeswoman ridiculed for calling him 'the new Churchill' in tweet of magazine article ...

AnneWimsey comments on Aug 24, 2021:

She has no idea who Churchill was, does she?!

glennlab replies on Aug 25, 2021:

Not a clue

Today's loser.

LiterateHiker comments on Aug 24, 2021:

@MizJ Agreed. I speak English, not Acronym.

glennlab replies on Aug 24, 2021:

I remember in tech writing, in order to use an acronym, you had to first write out the actual term with the first letter capitalized, then put the acronym in parentheses after it.

I never thought of it like that before

SnowyOwl comments on Aug 23, 2021:

Lower than a snake's belly in a wagon rut.

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

He's more like the cow pie with a wagon rut

The many criticisms I hear about our pull out from Afghanistan remind me of the many I received when...

St-Sinner comments on Aug 17, 2021:

Both Iraq and Afghanistan should never have happened - I agree. Biden should not have pulled out unconditionally. Biden failed but is trying to cover up and justify the failure. He has given new ammunition to Conservatives who have campaigned for long that Democrats are weak on Defense. Now I ...

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

Thee surrender was signed by Pompaeo, there were 2500 troops in Afganistan on Jan 20 when Biden took office. that is not enough troops to load bags onto the airplanes and destroy equipment

How about you, do you wear a mask? Why or why not?

CourtJester comments on Aug 23, 2021:

If you had a 99.79% chance of not shitting your pants; would you wear a diaper? Not for yourself, but for those around you….. Please…..

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

Let's see 37+million have had confirmed cases, US population is 337 million, I think you need a remedial math course.

How about you, do you wear a mask? Why or why not?

Killtheskyfairy comments on Aug 23, 2021:

Pure assholery!

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

I stole the first one, already had the second, but both apply.

Hopefully no one here is pushing Ivermectin, or has the poison control number handy after they OD.

BDair comments on Aug 23, 2021:

For your entertainment. https://youtu.be/3j7am9kjMrk

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

I actually looked at the studies, I don't need to look at your little film

Hopefully no one here is pushing Ivermectin, or has the poison control number handy after they OD.

BDair comments on Aug 23, 2021:

General information for those actually interested in educating themselves. https://healthjade.com/ivermectin/

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

@BDair I read the entire article, a shame you didn't understand it.

Hopefully no one here is pushing Ivermectin, or has the poison control number handy after they OD.

BDair comments on Aug 23, 2021:

Further reading. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41429-021-00430-5

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

@BDair still a parasite, not a virus.

Hopefully no one here is pushing Ivermectin, or has the poison control number handy after they OD.

anglophone comments on Aug 22, 2021:

Anybody who claims that any anti-parasitic is also an anti-viral is clearly mentally defective.

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

@BDair Your article from 2016, has never had a followup and it only speculated on antiviral properties and then onlyu when delivered as an aerolsol mith nano particles, the report on the studies are all in third world countries with only 2 studies not in the recuiting and those studies combined only had 440 people withj no published results, so do your research.

Hopefully no one here is pushing Ivermectin, or has the poison control number handy after they OD.

BDair comments on Aug 23, 2021:

General information for those actually interested in educating themselves. https://healthjade.com/ivermectin/

glennlab replies on Aug 23, 2021:

It's a shame yopu didn't read the article EVERY condition that invermectin is listed as treating is a parasitic infection and not a viral infection.

I'm so tired of hearing that the flag of traitors is a heritage thing.

powder comments on Aug 22, 2021:

Makes you wonder why the Japanese were never made to change their flag.........

glennlab replies on Aug 22, 2021:

The Japanese battle flag is flow by the JSDF, but it enjoys its own controversies https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50285383 https://www.military.com/daily-news/2021/07/23/why-japans-rising-sun-flag-provokes-olympic-ire.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/06/27/japan-has-a-flag-problem-too/ https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/nov/01/japan-rising-sun-flag-history-olympic-ban-south-korea

Woman who drove into two children because of their race gets 25 years in prison

glennlab comments on Aug 22, 2021:

Wait until she gets to prison and finds out that the people she hates make up a majority of fellow prisoners.

glennlab replies on Aug 22, 2021:

@anglophone They will keep her in administrative segregation, then release her into general population, then back in administrative segregation when someone finds out what she did.

Whoo-hoo, more purple peppers, but not quite a peck!

glennlab comments on Aug 22, 2021:

they're almost as sneaky as okra

glennlab replies on Aug 22, 2021:

@MsKathleen Worse, you only have 1-2 days to pick okra before it gets too tough to eat. With squash at leastr you can still use it for something else most of the time.

Fauci has a point lol

Oldman51 comments on Aug 22, 2021:

I got my vaccine. The tack record of the drug companies is not good. putting profit above peoples safety like with opioid that we were assured was a safe and effective drug for pain management.

glennlab replies on Aug 22, 2021:

@powder here the boosters are free and the gov't is paying $10 per shot, plus the insurance payment for giving the shot.

Biden said troops will stay in Afghanistan until all Americans and eligible Afghan citizens are ...

MerlinZap comments on Aug 20, 2021:

Why didn't we just offer free transport and armed guards for everyone who wanted to leave Afghanistan 20 years ago. Would have been a lot cheaper.

glennlab replies on Aug 20, 2021:

Bush wanted a war.

Seems they are going that way

JonnaBononna comments on Aug 20, 2021:

The Evangeliban

glennlab replies on Aug 20, 2021:

I'm going to use that

This is an attempt to deflect the bashing of Texas by offering a new target, but hey corruption is ...

Killtheskyfairy comments on Aug 18, 2021:

So how is this malfeasance and corruption legal?

glennlab replies on Aug 18, 2021:

Republican Supreme Court that said money is speech and corporations are people.

Texas Gov.

Lauren comments on Aug 17, 2021:

He's not having any symptoms and yet he's still getting Regeneron's monoclonal antibody treatment in the comfort of his own home, something that wouldn't be available to the vast majority of people, insured or uninsured, until they had symptoms. From personal experience, a "common" insured ...

glennlab replies on Aug 17, 2021:

I kind of hope his rally wasa super spreader event. how big a donation do you think he'll get from donors that he infected?

Mask-Hating Texas Governor Now Demanding Feds Provide Mobile Mortuary Trailers NBC News reports ...

BirdMan1 comments on Aug 17, 2021:

He might turn Texas blue because all the red ones will be dead!

glennlab replies on Aug 17, 2021:

We can only hope

The studies for safety and efficacy of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were not completed, and they ...

glennlab comments on Aug 16, 2021:

I don't think it say what you think it does FIERRO: It's a loss from a scientific standpoint. But given the circumstances, I think it's the right thing to do.

glennlab replies on Aug 16, 2021:

@BDair They have trials, they lost the control group for the long term studies, that's all. Where is your degree from and in what?

The studies for safety and efficacy of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were not completed, and they ...

Redneckliberal comments on Aug 16, 2021:

REALLY FUCKING STUPID.........REALLY

glennlab replies on Aug 16, 2021:

@BDair nice try, find some current data, that appearsd to be from MAY

Forewarned is Forearmed? (No pun intended) [thebulletin.org]

glennlab comments on Aug 16, 2021:

When the last person that remembers the last great war has passed, the next great war is inevitable. While millions still remember the two wartime detonations, many no longer remember the devastation of those two very small weapons.

glennlab replies on Aug 16, 2021:

@BirdMan1 yes they were Both were less than 20 KT, while the atomic trigger in today's most popular warheads is 60kt with yields of between 400kt and 1.2 mt

Forewarned is Forearmed? (No pun intended) [thebulletin.org]

glennlab comments on Aug 16, 2021:

When the last person that remembers the last great war has passed, the next great war is inevitable. While millions still remember the two wartime detonations, many no longer remember the devastation of those two very small weapons.

glennlab replies on Aug 16, 2021:

@racocn8 Our post WW II intell was that they were close, but that the program was going full speed. they had gotten the breeder reactor tech from the germans. they were in the process of fueling it when the war ended, it would have been at least 6 months after that before they had enough plutonium for weapons. In fact we were 6months away from having our 4th weapon since we had used all our plutonium on fat man and trinity. That is not to say they were only 6 months from a workable atomic device, that is to say they were at least 6 months from having enough fissile material to test one.

Forewarned is Forearmed? (No pun intended) [thebulletin.org]

glennlab comments on Aug 16, 2021:

When the last person that remembers the last great war has passed, the next great war is inevitable. While millions still remember the two wartime detonations, many no longer remember the devastation of those two very small weapons.

glennlab replies on Aug 16, 2021:

@racocn8 There were at least 4 groups trying to develop an atomic weapon during WW II, US,GB and Canada, USSR, Germany, and Japan. We were first past the post. We did not know the status of the Japanese effort, but we did know that they had access to the German research. There have been many revisionist that have stated that Japan was about to surrender, I wholeheartedly doubt that since only the emperor had that authority and it took the two detonations to convince him to surrender. The Japanese high command have stated that had they developed the bomb first, they would have used it. To answer your second question first, if I were Truman I would have3 done exactly what he did, since extending the war would have allowed both the Soviets and Japanese the chance to complete their weapons and neither of them would have wasted any time in delivering the weapons. Having seen the effects of nuclear devices, I hope that they are never used again, but we can't get that genie back in the bottle. The world needed to see the devastation that these devices could exact on targets. Both of the targets chosen were military targets that would have been devastated by conventional bombing had they not been one of the several pre-selected targets. In fact we killed more people the previous week in Tokyo with firebombs than either atomic target city. Japan had attacked the US in a cowardly surprise attack. They were losing, but the cost in terms of men and material on both sides was rising as we got closer to the main island. It is estimated by war planners that a final assault on the main island would cost nearly 1 million allied lives with double or triple that by the Japanese. So yes, I reluctantly think that they should have been used. I do not believe that they should be used in the future, except in retaliation

Expected that

Beowulfsfriend comments on Aug 16, 2021:

I did eat well when I went to AFBs for school. My kids laugh that as a Sailor I spent nearly a year of my time at Denver and Omaha. My Zoomie classmates used to complain about being stationed in Omaha; I would just say, we aren't at sea and the bars are open.

glennlab replies on Aug 16, 2021:

which school did you go to at Lowry? I did 3 there, Nuclear Weapons, SRAM, and Logistics Plans.

Apparently, two thirds of Americans don't have passports (while one fifth of Brits don't have ...

bobwjr comments on Aug 14, 2021:

We are kind of big unlike Europe , so many don't need one

glennlab replies on Aug 15, 2021:

@Ryo1 I have traveled to other countries and may again if we ever get out from under this plague. I am not up to the 20+ hour flights to Asia anymore. I have wanderlust in my soul, but my wallet limits my travels.

Apparently, two thirds of Americans don't have passports (while one fifth of Brits don't have ...

bobwjr comments on Aug 14, 2021:

We are kind of big unlike Europe , so many don't need one

glennlab replies on Aug 15, 2021:

@Ryo1 so how far can you travel without a passport currently? that would explain a lot. depending omn the direction it can take me 6 hours at 70-75 mph just to get out of Texas.

Apparently, two thirds of Americans don't have passports (while one fifth of Brits don't have ...

bobwjr comments on Aug 14, 2021:

We are kind of big unlike Europe , so many don't need one

glennlab replies on Aug 14, 2021:

@Ryo1 Great Britain is only 80, 823 sq miles the US is 3,500,00+ square miles Brits should have a much higher percentage of their population with passports, Since you left the EU, don't you need one to take a quick trip through the chunnel?

If they want to reject masks and vaccines, then they shouldn't be taking up hospital beds and ...

Lizard_of_Ahaz comments on Aug 14, 2021:

Written by the man who tried to profiteer of the pandemic by purchasing Gilead stock and failed...

glennlab replies on Aug 14, 2021:

How dumb/greedy do you have to be to lose money on insider trading?

This should be fun!

glennlab comments on Aug 14, 2021:

This is going to take some doing, I have quite a few friends in east Texas that are libertarians, I'm not sure I am going to be up to that level of bat shit cray cray

glennlab replies on Aug 14, 2021:

@MichelleGar1 I've got some cousins that would just keep escalating and never realize you were fucking with them.

If your ex texted, "I'm dating someone better than you," how would you reply?

glennlab comments on Aug 14, 2021:

great

glennlab replies on Aug 14, 2021:

@Pralina1 We've been on great terms and I really want nothing but the best for her,. We agreed that we would never say anything negative about each other in front of our son and so far we've managed to do that.

George Washington mandated Revolutionary War troops be inoculated against smallpox A viral image ...

dalefvictor comments on Aug 14, 2021:

What illiterate idiot stated this. Poynter apparently has no real sense of anything scientific. Viruses were not known to exist at this time much less have a vaccine against them.

glennlab replies on Aug 14, 2021:

viruses have existed for billions of years, we were not able to identify them specificly until the 20th century, but were able to identify the diseases caused by them for hundreds of years. Just like we were able to know that cancer was a cause of death long before we could identify which type of cancer. Just because we didn't know exactly what it was didin't mean that we couldn't find ways to combat it.

I should pay more attention to some of the messages in my memes

MerlinZap comments on Aug 14, 2021:

Arguing with someone in text is a futile exercise.

glennlab replies on Aug 14, 2021:

agreed, but sometimes I can't help myself.

What is going to take for the media to stop covering him?

Willow_Wisp comments on Aug 13, 2021:

Symposium seems to be short for “So you’re a simp I suppose.”

glennlab replies on Aug 13, 2021:

It was funny when the cyber expert he had said would verify that the data packets he had would prove everything he said, the expert flatly denied that they were even decyferable, much less proved anything.. Guess the guy wants to keep working in the industry.

A couple of pictures from my youth, this was the city park huge ancient (3-500 yo) oaks draped in ...

waitingforgodo comments on Aug 13, 2021:

You can't just call it water under the bridge, turn around and call yourself Glenn now Karen after all that carry-on at the store.

glennlab replies on Aug 13, 2021:

The picture was posted by a childhood friend, my grandparents wouldn't trust me with a camera since I was a clutz and dropped things all the time.

Researchers Doubt That Certain Mental Disorders Are Disorders At All [forbes.

glennlab comments on Aug 13, 2021:

Your title is misleading, what they say is that the method of treatment is incomplete since many are symptoms of trauma, and we only treat the symptoms and not the underlying cause. To use their example it is like treating a broken bone with pain killers and never setting the bone.

glennlab replies on Aug 13, 2021:

@skado then it's title is misleading once you read the article. synopis, and paper. It looks like a classic case of the headline writer reading the first graph, then writing the headline based on just that.

They do that frequently

glennlab comments on Aug 13, 2021:

I share my neighbor's cat, sometimes she disappears from both our houses.

glennlab replies on Aug 13, 2021:

@FrayedBear Yup, in fact I'm the one that took her to get fixed since she couldn't afford it. She had 4 set of kittens at my neighbor's and three at mine.

Remember the fun side of being a hippie Share your stories

dalefvictor comments on Aug 12, 2021:

I remember driving from Bozeman to Livingston, Montana, and a car pulled along side and ask how we were doing. When I turned to say fine, he let off the gas and fell behind. He did say, "Sorry." We all laughed.

glennlab replies on Aug 13, 2021:

@dalefvictor I figured you had left something out

And people wonder why I took an early retirement

Killtheskyfairy comments on Aug 12, 2021:

The regular paycheck.

glennlab replies on Aug 12, 2021:

I only worked because I had some expensive habits, eating regularly and sleeping indoors.

I always knew Sol was psycho...

jeshuey comments on Aug 12, 2021:

I doubt it will be much of an issue for me, or any other human for that matter.

glennlab replies on Aug 12, 2021:

@phxbillcee I plan on making it for another 165 years

Texas judge issues temporary restraining order against Gov. Abbott’s ban on mask mandates

mischl comments on Aug 11, 2021:

This is good news. Abbot is out of his mind.

glennlab replies on Aug 12, 2021:

@FrayedBear Nope, we are the second largest state, but have a good share of the nation's crazies.

Eight Adult Truths 1.

glennlab comments on Aug 12, 2021:

All eight are true for me.

glennlab replies on Aug 12, 2021:

@Beowulfsfriend I've got a ton of great stories

Texas judge issues temporary restraining order against Gov. Abbott’s ban on mask mandates

mischl comments on Aug 11, 2021:

This is good news. Abbot is out of his mind.

glennlab replies on Aug 12, 2021:

@FrayedBear Not the sane ones

Push Back

glennlab comments on Aug 11, 2021:

this is the actual stance by he Marine Corp Commandant https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-marine-corps/2021/01/17/marine-commandant-sergeant-major-publicly-receive-covid-19-vaccine/

glennlab replies on Aug 11, 2021:

@BDair this weeks Marine Times flies in the face of your denial https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-military/2021/08/09/service-leaders-have-a-month-come-up-with-a-plan-to-vaccinate-all-troops-against-covid-19/

Push Back

glennlab comments on Aug 11, 2021:

this is the actual stance by he Marine Corp Commandant https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-marine-corps/2021/01/17/marine-commandant-sergeant-major-publicly-receive-covid-19-vaccine/

glennlab replies on Aug 11, 2021:

@BDair a four star general is not going to contradict his boss, who stated that all military personnel will be vaccinated by Sept 15 or when the vaccine gets final; approval whichever comes first. Unless you can come up with a reference to when and where he said this, I'm going to call bullshit.

Push Back

BDair comments on Aug 11, 2021:

I can't substantiate the veracity of this post, but it is least as factual as what my Vaccine Apologist friends post frequently without any critical thinking. https://www.nutritruth.org/single-post/marines-rebuke-def-sec-no-mandatory-vaccinations-for-my-marines

glennlab replies on Aug 11, 2021:

I found the actual statements in less than 10 seconds

SOA-Clay preaches

glennlab comments on Aug 9, 2021:

???

glennlab replies on Aug 10, 2021:

@Butch79 phone or PC? I can give some help on a pc, but mac or phone I'm next to useless.

Admit it, you sang that last line in your head.

Kynlei comments on Aug 9, 2021:

Why can't I find a critter like that?

glennlab replies on Aug 9, 2021:

Cat's scare them off. lol

The latest Covid-19 accessory

AnneWimsey comments on Aug 9, 2021:

Double coffin?

glennlab replies on Aug 9, 2021:

wide body, lol

One less imbecile to populate this planet, but this time a Briton, which goes to prove Darwin ain't ...

AnneWimsey comments on Aug 9, 2021:

I hope a few on here making the same claims do Not see this......

glennlab replies on Aug 9, 2021:

While I don't wish death on them, I do enjoy their obituaries.

Never underestimate

Pralina1 comments on Aug 8, 2021:

100%😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏 Diego boy is very sweet and easy going and u ll never hear his voice or see a temper . Never. Until . Come close to mommy and touch mommy while he hasn’t not seen u b4. U ll lose a finger or a foot .😂😂😂 I have warned strangers b4. They can touch ...

glennlab replies on Aug 9, 2021:

that looks like Mr Diego got ahold of them

An honest question and answer piece [news-press.com]

powder comments on Aug 8, 2021:

A far better way to convince the hesitant than smart arse memes.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

Most won't spend the time to read articles either, about the only thing that convinces them is either they are someone very close to them end up in the hospital or funeral home.

An honest question and answer piece [news-press.com]

powder comments on Aug 8, 2021:

A far better way to convince the hesitant than smart arse memes.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

most smart assed memes are laughing at the hesitant rather than hoping to convince them.

Yeah their bullshit

Lorajay comments on Aug 8, 2021:

I am disturbed by any attempt to justify bad behavior because someone else has been doing it and getting away with it. I hope the governor's trial is very public. I will watch and read about it carefully before I make any assumptions as to his guilt or innocence.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

I watched a 1 hour interview with his lawyer yesterday, it is not anywhere near as cut and dry as they would have you believe.

Leave it to the English for hidden humor! [thescottishsun.co.uk]

silverotter11 comments on Aug 8, 2021:

LOL! Human nature has not really changed very much in all these years.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

@Killtheskyfairy DNA on it's surface if just exposed to air and normal tempature changes would degrade quickly. The ancient DNA discoveries we have been able to tickle out came from frozen samples in an oxygen poor enviroment. Conditions would have been far from ideal, churches are buit for air flow, but their shape concentrates the heat in its upper levels, where this carving is. I wish we could, but with today's science, it is just not possible yet. https://slate.com/technology/2013/02/dna-testing-richard-iii-how-long-does-dna-last.html

Good invention

OldGoat43 comments on Aug 8, 2021:

It's clever, but by the third time the cat will have re-positioned it to shoot at your head.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

I was thinking something similar.

Leave it to the English for hidden humor! [thescottishsun.co.uk]

silverotter11 comments on Aug 8, 2021:

LOL! Human nature has not really changed very much in all these years.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

@Killtheskyfairy Since it was exposed to the elements (at least left out in the open) DNA would have degraded by now, but the science is always improving.

Nothing says loving like a bag of foreskins!

silverotter11 comments on Aug 8, 2021:

I always wonder if this shit actually occurred or is it a "fish" tale. If the Wizard of Oz or the works of Lewis Carroll were the only remaining written words left after 2 thousand years what would folks end up believing.

glennlab replies on Aug 8, 2021:

It is more like Aesop's fables, the stories were passed down through generations through oral histories, then after millinia reduced to writing.

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FearlessFly comments on Aug 5, 2021:

. . . IIRC, @Word responded (posted previously) : "Oh dear" :O :)

glennlab replies on Aug 7, 2021:

If I didn't see it, then there were probably more.

We should pick our battles better. or we can just declare victory and cease all hostilities

FrayedBear comments on Aug 6, 2021:

I thought it was more like 70+ years.

glennlab replies on Aug 7, 2021:

@FrayedBear Those would all be good to show the early skermishes, but the official war on drugs was declared by Nixon on 21 June 1971. Just because there were earlier battles, doesn't mean it was official. The war on drugs was to silence two large groups that Nixon hated, hippies and blacks, everything else was collateral damage,

We should pick our battles better. or we can just declare victory and cease all hostilities

FrayedBear comments on Aug 6, 2021:

I thought it was more like 70+ years.

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

closer to 50 since war was declared June 21, 1971

Talk about disappointment

Pralina1 comments on Aug 6, 2021:

One of my basketball kids asked me for help w math two years or so ago . I took a look . He was at 7th grade at the time . I don’t think I did such math since college . I had no clue what this was , and I lost some of the shine of my crown that day 😂

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

I felt bad because my son brought home the same calculus book I had in college, except he was a HS freshman.

Me, I'll go first, but I know there are a bunch more out there

Pralina1 comments on Aug 6, 2021:

My dogs think I am picture perfect thankuverymuch 😂🙌 Humans , ehhhh, if they don’t sign my checks or climb in my bed , then I don’t care 🙌😂

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

Your dogs love you, so that's a real plus in my book.

Me, I'll go first, but I know there are a bunch more out there

powder comments on Aug 6, 2021:

Whatever you do, don't call me normal.

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

Normal is way over rated.

MyPillow Guy Loses It as CNN Reporter Tells Him: You Have ‘Proof of Nothing’ ...

Willow_Wisp comments on Aug 6, 2021:

If you think you agree with him and see this how can you continue to think anything he says is competent? How embarrassing.

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

@Canndue The old fashioned way, he buys it.

Do any of these anti-vaxxer morons deserve a Darwin Award?

LenHazell53 comments on Aug 6, 2021:

NO, the posthumously awarded Darwin Award is for people who have removed themselves from the gene pool **before** their congenital idiocy and brain damaged way of thinking have had the chance to be passed on. Most of these old farts are way past their breeding years before we are thankfully rid of...

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

thankfully he only had one child, a todler, so maybe mom can chose better for dad 2.

A while back I had purchased a 40$ mystery electronics box from Amazon.

glennlab comments on Aug 6, 2021:

kinda light.

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

@azzow2 looks like you did ok

MyPillow Guy Loses It as CNN Reporter Tells Him: You Have ‘Proof of Nothing’ ...

Charlene comments on Aug 6, 2021:

I saw a bit of his "Proof"..it's all horseshit, just like his pillows..

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

Pillows had an upgrade?

With all the things going on, I thought it would be nice to check up on everyone.

KateOahu comments on Aug 6, 2021:

I haven’t been feeling well for several days…feeling fatigued and weak. Had a Covid test on Monday, because I couldn’t think of what might be causing it.…negative result. Think it might be the new beta blocker, so am discontinuing it and will see if this stops. If it doesn’t, the only ...

glennlab replies on Aug 6, 2021:

I hope you get to feeling better.

As if we didn't already know this. I'm looking at you Costco and Trader Joe's!

glennlab comments on Aug 4, 2021:

marketing 101, the longer the customer is in the store, the higher value their basket

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

@Besalbub I normally look at the pantry, the fridge, then the deep freeze, then I'm off. I do a lot of fresh foods, so a lot of my shopping is after I buy the main courses.

Perfectly logical?

CourtJester comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Funny

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

@CourtJester and HIV is just an STI by your logic.

If you can't site reputable studies to back up your beliefs, you may be part of the problem.

powder comments on Aug 5, 2021:

So........where's the data to back up his claims? All I see is arrogant name calling eg knuckleheads, mindless. If you are really provax (I'm pro consent, not anti vax), then I suggest you will need better arguments than name calling.

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

He was responding to anti-vax protesters at his speech. I was refering to the antivaxers.

Virology 101

BDair comments on Aug 5, 2021:

https://journals.plos.org/plospathogens/article?id=10.1371/journal.ppat.1003209

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

study is from 2013, got anything current?

If you can't site reputable studies to back up your beliefs, you may be part of the problem.

BDair comments on Aug 5, 2021:

Can you cite a reputable study that demonstrates how they can isolate and test for the Delta variant of the SARS 2 COV19 virus?

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

No, but if you have any scientific background, it should be easy for you to look up basic RNA research. Determining a virus variant is pretty basic viralogy. If you don't have a bassic understanding of science, then I'm not going to waste my time.

With all the things going on, I thought it would be nice to check up on everyone.

Robecology comments on Aug 5, 2021:

I might have to adopt a small pig....I'm so impressed by all I read about them! This is Priscilla the pig's cover pic for their FB page.

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

Just remember, they get big, but if you're into breakfast meat, not a problem.

B.B.But it's in the bible

bookofmorons comments on Aug 5, 2021:

the go-to source for all "knowledge" since 6000 BC apparently

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

Anyone that relies on a book several thousand years old for their facts is in trouble.

I think people need to see if they can be more civil.

AnneWimsey comments on Aug 5, 2021:

You're on Prozac now?

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

who told?

With all the things going on, I thought it would be nice to check up on everyone.

Sierra4 comments on Aug 5, 2021:

Wilbur!! Is that you?

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

A little family resemblance

With all the things going on, I thought it would be nice to check up on everyone.

Sticks48 comments on Aug 5, 2021:

Doing well thanks. We are hosting an open mic tonight, and how are you?

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

@Sticks48 best of luck.

With all the things going on, I thought it would be nice to check up on everyone.

Sticks48 comments on Aug 5, 2021:

Doing well thanks. We are hosting an open mic tonight, and how are you?

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

I'll know more tomorrow (doc visit) but overall good.

Perfectly logical?

CourtJester comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Funny

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

@silverotter11 I w2asn't the one that started the comparison, I merely showed that the meme was a lie.

As if we didn't already know this. I'm looking at you Costco and Trader Joe's!

glennlab comments on Aug 4, 2021:

marketing 101, the longer the customer is in the store, the higher value their basket

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

@Besalbub same here, except for the list part.

Can anyone tell me what eats Passion Flower leaves?

glennlab comments on Aug 4, 2021:

There should be orange and black caterpillars or grass hoppers. The caterpillars are the larval form of the gulf fritillary. The caterpillars are often killed by wasps that use them to feed their eggs. The vine is normally unaffected by this predation since the vines are green and continue to ...

glennlab replies on Aug 5, 2021:

@RussRAB In spite of what it looks like, they are not damaging the plant, so no control is necessary. Grasshoppers can come from miles away and the butterfly/caterpillar have a symbiotic relationship with the plant. I have had as many as 50,000 on my vines and very seldom see any droppings. The plant will increase it's growth rate and "poison" content once the caterpillars start to eat it. It's a Texas native, so it should be OK without any intervention.

Perfectly logical?

CourtJester comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Funny

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

@CourtJester same people doing the counting, Are you telling me that a doctor would risk losing his license over a false death certificate. You really make me doubt the type of medicine you practice.

Perfectly logical?

CourtJester comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Funny

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

Your numbers are wrong for Trump over 34.5 million so far and 617K deaths vs 60.8 m and 150K deaths,

Has anyone tried the Irish Spring soap trick to repel flies?

FearlessFly comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Have you tried using a SEARCH ENGINE to 'answer' these "important" /s questions ? :P https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/irish-spring-soap-repel-flies/

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

Who died and made you a moderator? Discussion is what these groups are for.

Sometimes the stupid can be deadly

powder comments on Aug 4, 2021:

You don't follow science you accept it. Even when it disproves your hypothesis which is why I think pursuing a vaccination program for whole nations is ignoring the data being recorded that the medicines they are using are not stopping the spread.

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

they are reducing the death and hospitolization rate, that's like refusing a parachute because they are not 100 % effective.

At least there's no mention of "one cup"...

Zoohome comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Sorry, but where is this from? Bible? What part?

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

OT the story of Lot or Noah,I forget which

I am just about out and I don't want to pay$99.95 a pack.

Zoohome comments on Aug 4, 2021:

Oh noooo! Don't tell me this will be an issue again?

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

I hope not

I won't eat 3 items. How about you?

Lorajay comments on Aug 3, 2021:

There are about 10 items that I don't enjoy eating but would try it at a dinner party. There is only one item that I would never eat and that is snails. Even if you call it escargos.

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

They are not bad if hidden another dish, think seafood chowder or seafood gumbo, they add a chewy texture. @AnneWimsey

Questions, questions, questions...

glennlab comments on Aug 3, 2021:

For the first 3 thousand years, it was read or recited to the sheeple, they left out all the parts that were contradictory. At least at the same sitting.

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

@Lizard_of_Ahaz what difference does it make you are arguing in circles about shit that doesn't really matter.

Brilliant! LMFAO!!!

glennlab comments on Aug 3, 2021:

break out the old Jr high recorders!

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

@MsKathleen primary, Jr high I can't remember when we studied what.

Questions, questions, questions...

glennlab comments on Aug 3, 2021:

For the first 3 thousand years, it was read or recited to the sheeple, they left out all the parts that were contradictory. At least at the same sitting.

glennlab replies on Aug 4, 2021:

@Lizard_of_Ahaz even using your math, and not willing to argue over less than 100 years, 1300 +2000=3300, and if you want to go historically there have been modern humans in the Israel area for at least 180,000 years https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-01261-5

Decisions, decisions, decisions

FrayedBear comments on Aug 3, 2021:

Amputate the face! Gross.

glennlab replies on Aug 3, 2021:

So you're voting for cooking him?