Too Stupid for Words category archive
A Pillow of the Community 0
Honest to Betsy (Pete’s on vacation this week), you can’t make this stuff up.
“Plenty of Perjury” 0
Honest to Pete, you couldn’t make this stuff up.
Great Moments in Zoom 0
You can’t make this stuff up (and you wouldn’t want to).
A Moment from the Cavalcade of Dumb 0
Here’s a snippet from a California Republican’s interview on CNN regarding his refusal to accept the results of the recent election; follow the link for the rest.
“You got any proof that anything was done that was fraudulent in any election?” Cuomo asked.
“You know, I don’t have proof that men landed on the moon in 1969 because I wasn’t there,” LaMalfa replied.
“Really?” an incredulous Cuomo asked.
“Yeah,” LaMalfa shrugged.
“Do you believe the world is round?” Cuomo pressed.
We are a society of stupid.
Great Moments in Zoom 0
Honestly, folks, there’s a time and a place.
The Can’t Get Anything Right Administration 0
The Trump administration’s “Paycheck Protection Program” protected paychecks that never were.
And that’s just the teeniest itty-bitty part of the picture.
Words fail me.
Facebook Frolics 0
A shopping cart full of frolics.
Aside:
Every once in a while, someone will ask me if some news or news-adjacent item is true.
My first response has become, “Did you see it on FakeFacebook?”
How Stuff Works, Trump Succession Planning Dept. 0
In a longer article regarding a Federal judge’s ruling that the Trump-appointed head of the Department of Homeland Republican Family Values Security was illegally appointed to his post, Elizabeth Dye summarizes how Trump’s promotion procedure (if you can dignify it with a three-syllable word) works:
Follow the link for the details.
Addendum:
Broken link fixed.
I noticed my error (I broke the link) about an hour ago, about 10:20 p. m., but it seems my hosting provider was having some issues. I got a 502 error when I tried to connect to the backend of the site to edit this post.
There’s a reason no hosting provider will promise more that 99% uptime–computers and networks are physical objects, and physical objects will break from time to time. But I’ve been using this provider for a decade now. I would recommend them to anyone because of their reliable performance and excellent tech support–especially because of their excellent tech support (and, in another life, I used to wear a headset myself).
Twits on Twitter 0
Twits who go looking for trouble and find it.