Rachel Platten’s nauseatingly overplayed “Fight Song,”

Eric Swallwell is good, too, but he’s very EastCoastNewEngland, and he looks kinda funny.

I don’t think so, but it does make me wonder if Bernie has made some private comments to/around her that have made her wince.

Also: your daily reminder that for all of the sci-fi pageantry these shitgluttons muster when they’re incensed by their messianic administration (SEE: Reagan’s Star Wars); Trump’s billowing neck flab would preclude him from even wearing an astronaut helmet.

FUCKING MEANWHILE

Too soon.

Byew-fuhd

+1 for “sending noodles of yourself” SEE, ALEX, AT LEAST SOMEONE ELSE AGREES WITH ME

Is it just me or does this guy’s left arm look way more toned/larger than his right arm?

“Red Wave” coming out of his... wherever.

You’d think both parties could mine that common ground, but Libertarians just go barking off into the weeds and vote for Republicans anyway- if they bother to vote at all, that is.

Like Trump’s billowing neck flab could possibly make it through a suit seal, much less into a helmet.

Well, if you recall in late 2012, the Democrats hired a bunch of crisis actors to portray bereaving parents whose “children” “died” in a “mass shooting”. Oh I forgot to mention this was OF COURSE coordinated with local and national MSM. See, the Democrats knew they’d garner popular support over a so-called tragedy to…

omg liberal math hehehehe hyuck

The world felt more full knowing that he was out there, somewhere. A kind of roaming bard for our times, imbued with the melancholy and self-awareness that transcends nation and race. There was a real sense that you could bump into him at your favourite local haunt.

Cruel and unusual:

The link also states gagging is to be used as a last resort. This guy seems like a piece of shit, but it sure seems as though this judge used gagging as nearly a first resort, and we should hold judges to a pretty damn high standard.

And none of this is to even mention the psychic toll of outrageous healthcare costs from a personal perspective. A generation of decent preventative care is worth trying at least.

The Git And The Pendulum