So,they caught Jerry Falwell Jr in a Miami nightclub he said he was never at.

t1nick comments on Sep 11, 2019:

His father was a hypocrite, as are his friends Huckabee and Santorum. The entire Moral Majority and the Evangelical movement were built on hypocrisy.

Mississippi man pleads guilty to cross burning, sentenced to 11 years in federal prison.

t1nick comments on Sep 11, 2019:

I saw it when I worked in the oil patch in Louisiana.

Donald Trump Is Not Well - The Atlantic

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

Well stated and factually true.

Hey! I have the YouTube channel please feel free to subscribe 😁.

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

What did you label it on YouTube? I found Boom tart tart, but not you

Hey! I have the YouTube channel please feel free to subscribe 😁.

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

Nice beginning Boom. Intetested to ser where you take it.

Hard to get much more classic

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

Nice collection, thanks

I like this. I’m not sure what the purpose of not capitalizing is though.

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

Republicans take note!!!

Good Morning Everyone! Another busy morning.

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

I turned 65 today, and this is how I feel this morning

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

I turned 65 a week and a half ago. Fortunately my students keep me young. Hang in there.

Breaking news! New lifeform discovered in the Amazon.

t1nick comments on Sep 10, 2019:

Too late, already did.. lol

this stuff is hysterical, enjoy......omg.... [landoverbaptist.org]

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Can you say, naughty? Sure you can. Uh huh. Sayth the Church lady. Lol

[vice.

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

It should never have happened the same week as the 911 anniversary. His motivations are questionable to begin with. He desparate for a legacy move, could care less about the country or the parties involved.

[vice.

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

The students in my classroom are not electronic instruments. Nurses share many similar qualities to teachers, but phone tech support. I think not, not the same even if they need customer service skills.

‘Someone’s Gotta Tell the Freakin’ Truth’: Jerry Falwell’s Aides Break Their Silence - ...

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Can't open.

Commerce Chief Threatened Firings at NOAA After Trump’s Dorian Tweets, Sources Say [nytimes.com]

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Just more Administrative corruption by Trump and Ross.

[aol.com] Judge restores nationwide block on Trump's asylum ban. Kudos in order! Agree/Disagree?

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Agree. A poor policy forged with malevolent motivations only makes it less remarkable and less ethical or moral.

Gay Flight Attendants rock!! 🤣

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Lol

For the women here stay free

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Take that Pense (Damned Evangelical Nazi). Lol

Trump's idea to meet with Taliban at Camp David and then cancel it. Should he have met with them?

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

No, not during the anniversary of 911 week, and at Camp David. Trump could care less about the Taliban, our troops, or Afghanistan. All Trumps wants is a big win to put behind his name for his legacy. First it was peace in Isreal and Palestine, then it was North Korea, then he was hoping to broker a superior deal with Iran. In each case he could care less about the people of the other side, our soldiers or the country at all. He just wants to say he got something the previous Presidents couldn't.

Sarah Palin's husband, Todd, files for divorce over 'incompatibility of temperament'

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Imagine that. Maybe she turned her grizzley mom persona on him. Lol

Just an FYI.

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

I'm not sure what Level 9 is. My ex, who I'm still close friends with just went into hospital with catastrophic heart failure. Wish both of them well.

paraskavedekatriaphobia From Greek Παρασκευή (Paraskeví, “Friday” ) + ...

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

I think I'm more afraid of the word than of the day. Lol

Violet dreams

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Those are the combination of physical features that I most like. I like the hair, like ink, but not do sure about the sentence across the abdomen. Lol

[aol.com] Judiciary panel to set rules for impeachment investigation. About time?

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Depends whether are just doing it for appearances or are really serious. Public was not behind Impeachment was brought against Nixon, but the tide turned as the evidence became clear. The Committees are using the Nixon road map. They are initiating during an election year, so they need to he careful. If they are serious, let's kick some Republican ass for a change.

Talk about a heart shaped booty!! Woohoo!!

t1nick comments on Sep 9, 2019:

Woohoo indeed. Lol

[dailykos.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

When idiocy becomes the new norm, we as a nation are in trouble. We are there, idiocy is the new norm.

Funny that they should feel that way.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Typical hypocrites one and all.

Question for the “culturally but not religiously Jewish” folks here: What does that mean in ...

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

I was married to a progressive Jewish women. Religion was never an issue between us, even with being a lifelong atheist.

Mike has been a naughty boy.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Lol

Went to the Gathering of the Tribes Pow Wow today.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Was the gathering of tribes, or the Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, NM. The G of N I think was in May. If it's the Gathering of Tribes, where is it located. I'm curious

Does anyone have a favorite book that helped you in your transition out of your religion?

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Although I hate to admit it, Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged". I read it the summer between my freshman and sophomore in college. It gave permission for intellectualism. I no longer ascribe to Ayn Rand's philosophy. Its is flawed (politest thing I can say), and its followers subscribe to it for all the wrong reasons. Did an independent study in philosophy on Ayn Rand and her philosophy. To be young and stupid again. Lol

Maybe just me, but I and have always been fascinated by speed.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Pretty amazing. I corner marshaled for superbikes and two Indy car races. An unbelievable combination of power and speed. I used to have to enter the track to remove a bike in the middle of a race with other bikes zipping by at 90 mph only 2ft on either side of me. An adrenaline rush to say the least. Wouldn't traded that for anything, except maybe to be behind the wheel.

Georgia Toffolo - who made her name in 'Made in Chelsea', a British reality show.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

That's a reality worth waking up to. Lol

This is funny because it is true, well until tomorrow.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Lol

Be careful whose chocolate you buy and give out for Halloween. [washingtonpost.com]

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

For a good understanding of how these farms, and other plantations like them oppress the common folk, read, "The General From the Jungle" trilogy by. B. Traven. He sets his scenarios on the mahogany fincas in Central America

Love, love, love in the St Petersburg zoo.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Nice to see on a Sunday morning. Warms the cockles of the heart. And let me tell you, my heart has its share of cockles. Lol

Can A.I. develop consciousness?

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Isn't that part of object for developing A.I.?

Good Morning Everyone! Extremely busy this weekend and upcoming week.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

I concur. I've been battling Sauron (Trump) and his minions (orcen-kind) from the day he stepped off the escalator. I've battling white privilege on this site for over a year (surprise, I'm white and not acting out "white guilt", but a desire to see a more equal society). To say or do nothing is to give implicit permission to the powers that corrupt, divide, and undermine our democratic republic. It sounds like you've moved to a better spot mentally. You sound happier and more settled. Being involved and feeling like you are making a difference does a lot for one's psyche. Good for you and keep plowing forward.

On roads in the US

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Repetition oft times serves to change opinion by slowly chipping away at the false promises. After awhile, one must eventually address the items being denied through shear weight of having it constantly address it in your mind. Wear the deniers down until they relent.

"Science is limitless in its scope.

t1nick comments on Sep 8, 2019:

Matias you raise a good point. It is vital in science that one is careful and deliberate in how they design and tailor the questions that get asked in pursuit of research and scientific truth. In my Science class I teach that prior to generating a hypothesis, one must review everything that is known about the problem being addressed first. We formally acknowledge this step appropriately as "Prior Knowledge". This step aids in both establishing the limits of the phenomenon being investigated, serves to avoid replication of information and results already known, but also serves to identify the salient variables that will impact delimited the experiment. Research is only as good as the questions asked. A well designed question leads to solid, trustworthy results, and a gateway to further questions, thus advancing our knowledge base. I also ask my students to design their hypotheses in a system commonly known as the IF>THEN>WHEN format. The IF statement sets up the initial conditions in the experiment. The THEN statement lays out the Independent variable, and the WHEN statement leads to the prediction (hypothesis) of what will occur when the THEN is applied. The same can be said about statistics. A survey is only as good as the questions being asked. A good survey contains carefully worded questions. Questions that avoid leading or biasing the person being surveyed in a particular direction. The questions and choices should be designed as neutrally as possible. Statistics do not lie. The tests that are applied to the data mathematically addresses accurately the process they are designed to test. The problem lies in the quality of the questions, and the expertise of the evaluator to understand what the outcomes means. Errors lie in the interpreter and their understanding, and not in the data. If you select the wrong statistical test to address the questions asked, or the questions are poorly designed, you will get a false perception regarding the results. You will get accurate results, just not the results desired. In conclusion (making a short story long-lol) a good scientist avoids "invented" questions by a thorough understanding of the "prior knowledge" and using same to direct and avoid superfluous questions.

Nice bracelet

t1nick comments on Sep 7, 2019:

Nice ink

I went to the doctor with hearing problems. He said, "Can you describe the symptoms?

t1nick comments on Sep 7, 2019:

The type of answer I would likely to give. I tend to be a smartass

Stunning Ginger

t1nick comments on Sep 7, 2019:

Indeed stunning

From a friend on Facebook: Here’s a thought: It is not a stretch to say, at least financially,...

t1nick comments on Sep 7, 2019:

Eisenhauer warned against the rise of the military-industrial complex going forward. As a result, since Vietnam, at least, the US has become based upon a wartime economy. A lot is hidden from plain view, but is the underpinnings of a lot of the capital flowing into our economy, both directly and indirectly as support services. The obvious are corporations like General Dynamics, Ratheon, or Boeing. Less obvious are the arms manufacturers for the world's supply of weapons (less obvious because they go to great lengths to keep low profiles). The Military-Industrial complex is much more odious and sinister than we are aware of on a day-to-day basis.

White House releases photo of intruder who altered president's hurricane maps

t1nick comments on Sep 7, 2019:

Lol

HEGEMONY.

t1nick comments on Sep 7, 2019:

I've understood it to not only imply dominance by one state over another, but also implies the imposing of a philosophic paradigm as well. Like the old Soviet Union and its Communistic paradigm, China in Sourheast Asia, or the US incursion in Central America. Often implies more than militaristic dominance.

Not sure this will work. Which way is she spinning? [youtu.be]

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

I saw it go clockwise for about a minute, them shift directions to counter-clockwise for a minute. Then reverse itself on a regular basis.

AM HERE TO SAY GOODBYE TO THE GROUP, WHICH I LOVE ❤️ SO MUCH! MY BOYFRIEND SAYS I AM IN THIS ...

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

Lol

wetiko Algonquin word for a cannibalistic spirit that is driven by greed, excess, and selfish ...

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

Interesting tidbit of historical context.

Art of the day.

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

Interesting. Reminds of lots of places: Spain, Greece, Italy, for instance

Hey Mister Man! You left the bathtub flithy! Get in here and help me clean it!

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

Lol

Another black and white.

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

That's a nice composition

This is a real woman....really.

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

The Lithahuanian Barbie.

A young boys wet dream

t1nick comments on Sep 6, 2019:

Lol

zeitgeist zeit·geist /ˈtsītˌɡīst,ˈzītˌɡīst/ noun the defining spirit or mood of a...

t1nick comments on Sep 5, 2019:

A word I've known and used on occasion. Very Thomas Mann and Nietzsche.

I'm feeling a little warlike lately... Rawr... Hiss ...

t1nick comments on Sep 5, 2019:

My kind of kitten. Lol

Another sexy pic... Isn't she lovely?

t1nick comments on Sep 5, 2019:

Those are some......ummmm... tan lines. Lol

((Humans will be BANNED from driving cars within the next 25 years as 'safer' autonomous vehicles ...

t1nick comments on Sep 5, 2019:

This is what I call pushing an analogy beyond its logical conclusion. The two things are not conflatable. One does not lead to the other. The second conjecture is foolish and preposterous.

If the Straight of Hormuz is such a bottlenet as to maybe ignite the next great war, why not dig a ...

t1nick comments on Sep 5, 2019:

First, it's bottleneck (taken from the narrowing of the neck of a bottle). Second, that doesn't solve anything. The problems in the area would still be there. The problems are much greater that a narrow strait or a canal. Sure ships would be diverted away from the strait, but only so long as the politics with UAE remains in our favor. The problem lies between two competing factions within Islam to begin with. UAE and Suadi Arabis are both sunni and loose allies. Iran across the strait is Shia. They historically and traditionally do not get along. Given the depth of their animas toward one another this would result increased conflict between the counties in the area. Throw in the meddling by western nations, including are own meddling in the affairs in the area. IMO a canal will not solve anything, just complicate the political situation in the area.

Ivanka Trump Clothing Line Not Subject to Tariffs | Law & Crime

t1nick comments on Sep 4, 2019:

Gee imagine that. This is a gangster family Iiving in the White House. They are not your normal business persons, they are plain and simple gangsters.

Sasha Grey

t1nick comments on Sep 4, 2019:

This closer to my ideal in most of her attributes. Very nice.

Advice for the day When you wield that big blocking hammer, don't be a twat and hit yourself in the...

t1nick comments on Sep 3, 2019:

What's all the blocking fervor all of the sudden? Have people discovered a new toy and can't get enough of it or something? Been blocked, but have never blocked. Is it true, people are really becoming super thin skinned? Go figure.

The ones who scream the loudest are often the ones we should watch out for.

t1nick comments on Sep 3, 2019:

Those that scream the loudest are usually the most guilty. They think the scream detracts from their actions and serves to cover their repulsion for thrmselves.

Article: Tulsi Gabbard's Exclusion from Debate Stage is Further Proof that United States is ...

t1nick comments on Sep 3, 2019:

It shows the depth of the corruption in the DNC, which by all intensive purpose is generally less corrupt than the RNC. Me thinks we need a viable third, or a fourth Party to make the two main ones have to justify their actions.

Hey all, just in case you haven't heard, I'm a scammer..no proof, no nothing.

t1nick comments on Sep 3, 2019:

This is ridiculous. My political posts far exceed anything you've ever posted and nobody has labelled me a scammer (at least that I am.aware of...lol). Don't let some thin skinned whiners dissuade you from staying on. I'll vouch for your character, we had numerous exchanges and discussions. If there is anything I can don't hesitate to ask. Hey might even be able to rustle some reservior dogs and go after those varmints fir you...lol. hang in there CB

Thanks so much for all the support you guys have given me these past few days.

t1nick comments on Sep 3, 2019:

Whazzz up CB? Your a staple for many. What happened?

I just took all social media off my smartphone but this platform. ....

t1nick comments on Sep 2, 2019:

I had it all off (except this site) my electronics for 14 months now.

More on MRD Revealing the new face of a 3.8-million-year-old early human ancestor [cnn.com]

t1nick comments on Sep 2, 2019:

Very nice discovery.

If a person's profile says "Here For Community", but they include a smiley face afterwards, does ...

t1nick comments on Sep 2, 2019:

They don't put the smiley face, the site does automatically.

School taught you many things that favor your nation's agenda while hiding its many crimes .

t1nick comments on Sep 2, 2019:

The textbook industry is notorious for "whitewashing" the events of history. History in the typical history textbook writes from the paradigmatic premise that the only important history is that was precipitated by Europeans. Textbooks did get a little better after the 1960's cultural relevance movement, but nonwhite and non Europeans history generally gets short thrift. They also tend to leave out the less savory actions engaged in by our governments, and our leaders. That may be why the White Nationalists seem to think that people of European heritage are superior, after all they've never been taught how fallible, ignominious, and culpable their kin were and are. Howard Zinn made an attempt at changing this trend when he published his textbook, "A People's History of the United States". A look at history from the viewpoint of the marginalized peoples that lived here prior to Europeans or were brought over by same.

Before Present - Wikipedia

t1nick comments on Sep 2, 2019:

Before Present (BP) is a common convention used to specify a large time passage where a specific day, month, year designation wouldn't make any sense, or is inestimatable. Often used for events that occurred over a range of time with no identifiable beginning and no identifiable end. We radiocarbon dated a hoof fragment from the Grand Canyon that dated around 30 000 years BP. It would not have made any sense to say that it dated to 28,000. BCE (Before Commin Era). Likewise, the dinosaurs became extinct 65 MYBP (Million Years Before Present). Since it took awhile for this extinction event to play itself out, it would not make sense to try and give it a specific year designation. CE (Common Era) and BCE (Before Common Era) is replacing AD and BC.(See below). These designations are mostly used by historians, whereby we have written records that can specifically identify when an event occurred. A.D." stands for anno domini, Latin for “in the year of the lord,” and refers specifically to the birth of Jesus Christ. "B.C." stands for "before Christ." In English, it is common for "A.D." to precede the year, so that the translation of "A.D. 2014" would read "in the year of our lord 2014." https://www.google.com/search?q=AD+and+BC+dates&oq=AD+and+BC+dates=chrome..69i57j0l3.18627j1j7=ms-android-verizon=chrome-mob

There's something about her I love! So pretty and soo white! Thoughts?

t1nick comments on Sep 2, 2019:

Not quite alabaster, but definitely white. Lol

Hey Guys & Gals. god gave us the right to carry guns.

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

How about outlawing Republicans? Maybe then we can put an end to their evil intentions.

CONSCIENTIOUS & YOU-YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR AWARENESS What is consciousness?

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

As Dr. Wolf (world renowned neurologist from LA) explained, the mind is a great inventor. That is why a witness is unreliable on the stand. The mind makes up those elements that it is missing in order to complete the picture. The invented pieces are consistent with the observer's own perceptions and experiences. That is why a person can be tricked into believing something that they never experienced. Its partially why gaslighting works. If repeated enough by those around you that you trust, or look up to, soon your mind will have created the scenario and all the attendant details as though it had actually occurred. Dr Wolf in his talk in Santa Fe presented an example from his own experiences. It seems the family was gathering to celebrate a birthday. The celebrants, prior to the birthday person arriving, contrived a story about an event in his earlier years When the celebrant arrived, in the course of the evenings festivities, all the participants began to recollect events related to pre-arranged event. By the time all the family had submitted their false, made up memories, the celebrant suddenly had an epiphany and remembered the aforementioned event. In fact he added details and specifics, even though it never really happened. In fact when he was let in on the joke, he refused to believe that it was made up and never happened. He claimed his memories of the said event were too clear, therefore it must have taken place. His mind had made up a scenario that was believable because he wanted to believe in the event. This is a lot like what religion does. We are inundated from birth with religious symbolism, such that by the time we are capable of discerning, rational thought, the mind has already invented the details necessary to make it make sense. Even though a critical assessment would render it fallacious at worst, and specious at best. Thus we come to consciousness, it too gaslight us into complacency.

Gee, whatever happened to F-IM-Forty and .

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

Hes AntidroneFreeman now

You look comfortable! 😊

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

I would call that a loose fitting garment. Lol

Linda Ronstadt Has Found Another Voice | The New Yorker

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

I used to shop in her dad's hardware store when I going to college at U of A, at the time when she was reaching the pinnacle of her rock and roll career. I also spent some time with Glenn Fry, one of her compatriots who help found the Eagles.

A great idea to be used sometimes.

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

Lol

Wrongful death.

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

Pursue

US police fire pepper spray after pro-Trump 'Straight Pride' parade

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

First off, the concept of this parade is disgraceful. Being straight is not a lifestyle being threatened. The number of individuals that are not straight, is not large enough to threatened heterosexuality in the least. Being LGBTQ means that you have been a target, and an event to show support for and oppressed group is understandable. But to try and whine about equal rights for being straight is about like having a parade for people with hair. Most do, so no need to bring attention to and solicit support for. Its is a misplaced concept by insecure individuals and people who resent anybody unlike themselves getting any recognition.

I said...I'm trying to teach you something here!!!

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

I'm sure that isn't entirely true. If I remember correctly, we did some pretty foolish things. But we survived and came through it ok. Lol

Tan suits aren't presideti...wait, ok. I guess they didn't like the black guy in the white house

t1nick comments on Sep 1, 2019:

Exactly. Most of his detractors were opposed to him because of the color of his skin, not his ability as a President. He and Michelle brought decency back to the White House as to the toilet manners we have in there today.

White supremacists 'swatted' my home to silence me. I will not be silent | World news | The Guardian

t1nick comments on Aug 31, 2019:

Well written. I hope her circumstances improve soon. It's a shame what she is being forced to endure.

Roll up, roll up folks one and all.

t1nick comments on Aug 31, 2019:

Patrick McGowen?

Rainbow grasshopper, first described by Toussaint de Charpentier, in 1843.

t1nick comments on Aug 31, 2019:

Color is often adapted to environment for camouflage and protection. Ornate ornamentation is using adapted for attracting a mate. Since with coloration like that, he's definitely not hiding. I wonder how he's getting along in the love department. Lol

Sneaky Dog Can't Help But Smile As Grandma Searches For Her 'Lost' Dentures [msn.com]

t1nick comments on Aug 31, 2019:

Lol

Support for Biden Is An Irresponsible Gamble With Our Future | Current Affairs

t1nick comments on Aug 30, 2019:

I concur. Well written summary. Despite his popularity in the black community ( the voting block he needs to succeed). I'm not convinced that that vote will carry over to the general elections. I think as you aptly pointed out, that his continued gaffes are going to wear thin with voters.

I made antlers to wear tomorrow to the Renaissance Festival this weekend, and Roxie was my ...

t1nick comments on Aug 30, 2019:

Lol

Naughty, but happy .

t1nick comments on Aug 30, 2019:

Lol

Deportation will likely end her life. Tell me again. How wonderful capitalism is. [twitter.com]

t1nick comments on Aug 30, 2019:

In this age of predatory capitalism, there is little good about it. It is not the only model that capitalism can follow. However, this iteration is corrupt, short-sighted, and cannibalistic. It is evolutionarily unsustainable and it must adapt to a less predatory version, or risk going extinct. And yes I'm talking about capitalism.

Truth is Variable Most “truth” in our lives is variable.

t1nick comments on Aug 30, 2019:

Do you believe in the Laws of Physics. While not necessarily immutable, there are absolutes, even if we are unaware of them at any given time.

[yahoo.

t1nick comments on Aug 29, 2019:

I complained about McInniny (sp?) back when CNN had her on back when Trump was just a candidate. She is steeped In white privilege so deep, she can't even begin to see how other peoples recieve her and her cadres actions and messages. She may have a First Amendment right to openly lie. But CNN is under no ethical imperative to invite her on as a panel member. Being on a news show is a privilege and not a right. If CNN continues to use her on panels, the station deserve to lose ratings as rational individuals do not want to be sssailed by a person who engages in overt, and purposeful lying.

Here's one to end the day... Good night... She's got attitude...

t1nick comments on Aug 29, 2019:

I feed she does. I like it.

Despite us both being atheists, my roommate and I had a disagreement on the usage of the word ...

t1nick comments on Aug 29, 2019:

Religion and atheism are learned traits. It falls under auspices of cultural learning. It is not innate.

I really liked @Marionville 's word this morning - "autodidactic" so I thought I'd go along with ...

t1nick comments on Aug 29, 2019:

The positive term for a truly scholarly academic person is "erudite". I've always found that a person bragged, or went out of their way to convince others how intelligent they were, was considered, pedantic. While someone who was clearly knowledgable and scholarly was thought to be erudite. er·u·dite /ˈer(y)əˌdīt/ adjective adjective: erudite having or showing great knowledge or learning. "Ken could turn any conversation into an erudite discussion" synonyms: learned, scholarly, well educated, knowledgeable, well read, widely read, well versed, well informed, lettered, cultured, cultivated, civilized, intellectual; More intelligent, clever, academic, literary, bookish, highbrow, studious, sage, wise, sagacious, discerning, donnish, cerebral, enlightened, illuminated, sophisticated, pedantic; esoteric, obscure, recondite; informalbrainy, genius; raresapient "he was so erudite that only men who were his equals in scholarship could understand him" antonyms: ignorant, ill-educated Origin late Middle English: from Latin eruditus, past participle o https://www.google.com/search?q=define+erudite&oq=define+erudite=chrome..69i57j0l3.8285j1j7=ms-android-verizon=chro

stentorian adjective sten·​to·​ri·​an | \ sten-ˈtȯr-ē-ən \ : extremely loud spoke...

t1nick comments on Aug 28, 2019:

sten·to·ri·an /stenˈtôrēən/ adjective (of a person's voice) loud and powerful. "he introduced me to the staff with a stentorian announcement" synonyms: loud, booming, thundering, thunderous, trumpeting, blaring, roaring, ear-splitting, deafening; The adjective stentorian comes from Greek mythology. Stentor was a herald in the Trojan War, mentioned in Homer's "Iliad." Homer wrote of brazen-voiced Stentor, whose cry was as loud as that of fifty men together. So anyone with a stentorian voice has a voice like the mythic Stentor. You can also use stentorian to describe a style of speaking that emphasizes boom and power. I've used this word previously in one of my poems

Good morning all.

t1nick comments on Aug 27, 2019:

Lol

Do you remember him

t1nick comments on Aug 27, 2019:

I remember, I remember well. The golden age of news journalism.

Here's a pic I actually took myself today at the doctors office for baby J 's vaccinations.

t1nick comments on Aug 26, 2019:

Very blue. Lol

Maybe all these men should shut up about women’s behavior and bodies and insist that GOP ...

t1nick comments on Aug 26, 2019:

Male privilge coupled with white male privilege. Offshoots of the same malady