“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Share your politeness in private moments.
Another man in the restroom suffered what is being called a “non-life threatening” injury and was transported to the Watauga Medical Center.
The Rotting Orchard 0
At the Tampa Bay Times, Steven Buckley writes of the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police. This passage left out at me:
Follow the link for the complete article.
Profane Processional 0
And AL.com’s political cartoonist, J. D. Crowe, asks and answers a question (follow the link for his cartoon):
This Isn’t Kosher 0
This fellow is in a bit of a pickle.
I’m sure he feels the doors Clausen in. No doubt he will complain that he got a raw dill.
“Where’s Waldo?” 0
At Above the Law, Elizabeth Dye notes that Donald Trump seems confused about a lot of things as to where he maintains his legal domicile.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Politeness is a family value.
(snip)
(Riverside Police spokesman Officer Ryan–ed.) Railsback said the firearm was being handled by the woman’s husband, who is also the father of the girl, when it went off in the second floor of the home. The round went through the floor and hit the pair, who were on the first floor.
Twits on Twitter, Base Desires Dept. 0
E. J. Montini explores the tactics of the Twitterer-in-Chief. A snippet:
Righting History 0
Note: When the caller is talking about Greenwood (a neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma) and refers to the “18th and 19th” centuries, he has a slip of the tongue. I am certain that he meant to say either “Eighteen and Nineteen Hundreds” or “19th and 20th centuries.”
Aside:
I think that the had a slip when he referred to , but meant to say “19th and 20th” centuries.
Facebook Frolics 0
Yet another frolicker racisms himself right out of a job.
Addendum:
I disagree with the Elizabeth Dye’s suggestion that this lawyer’s Facebook fail had anything to do with age. Stupidity and racism are independent variables from age.