I’ve not understood the Jezz’s thinking for, well, fucking years of frequenting these blogs but their pure vitriol towards Pelosi has never made sense to me.

As negotiations over the next coronavirus relief bill drag on, our elected officials appear to primarily be sparring over a difference of $200 or so:

Apparently, it was a jab at the old man claiming to be healthy. Biden wasn’t my first choice either, but to paraphrase Rummy,
You go to vote with the candidate you have, not the candidate you might want or wish to have at a later time.

Yeah, I don’t get the snark over Biden (and the DNC) being — y’know — fucking responsible by not having a bunch of people all in one location for no good reason to have a convention, especially when Milwaukee trends for COVID-19 are heading in the wrong direction... am I missing something?

I definitely remember the big band phase.  Jump, Jive n Wail!  The Cherry Poppin Daddies!  That GAP commercial!!!

In an interview with Fox and Friends today, President Trump said the coronavirus “will go away like things go away,” falsely claiming children are “almost immune” to covid-19.

Fake news! Everyone knows Diamond Joe drives a Trans Am.

Of the three, Cash was the only one working under his birth name, unlike those other two counterfeits.

His stage name wasn’t Eddie Creative Commons...

Early Modern—the English Shakespeare wrote, around 1600—is about as old as a recent English speaker can readily understand. (And even that gets a little dicey. Quick, what’s a tallow-catch? What, exactly, am I suggesting by comparing _____’s lips to the sweetest of medlars?) Understanding Middle English requires, at a…

I saw some of these videos recently and greatly enjoyed them. I liked the relaxed style and the lyrical turns of phrase were funny.

I never expected them to be authentic, any more than I expect Postmodern Jukebox to be authentic.

I liked the peek into how medieval music ‘worked’ in this article though. It reminded me…

Anyone else remember the Gregorian Chant phase from... oh, the late 90s? My friend’s dad had a recording of “Hey, we’re the Monkees” done in chant - it was a whole thing. There was also a cover of Smells Like Teen Spirit that I remember doing the rounds.

Yes, a constant supply of fresh air is definitely a mitigating factor, but bars and restaurants and bathrooms will almost certainly be packed beyond capacity.

1. Transportation is political.

as one of the SD residents who are unhappy I suggest you re-check the city’s stance on it. They are not interested in milking the tax tit as you suggest. They have previously lost in court fighting about who “owns” the rally and it was made pretty clear to the city that they could neither cancel or postpone it without…

That's a fantastic headline.

She recommends keeping three to five weeks of living expenses in your checking account, and at least three to six months in savings.

I don’t know anymore.

However, despite the dip in sales, the chain is actually making more money than it was before.

I don’t know if it’s a trend. It’s been a part of teenage life since at least the 50s and the creation of the “teenager” concept. I was a teenager in the 90s and totally obnoxious about my causes. It’s just a byproduct of being at that age where you have little freedom but an overwhelming desire for independence and…