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Simone, 36, in an apron that strains across her belly, has her daughter , 16-month-old Titan Invictus , strapped to her back. The imminent arrival of their fourth child, a girl they plan to name Industry Americus Collins , […] Invictus? Americus? So they're relaxed enough about gender that they giv...

northland10 wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2024 2:18 pm You only need to be smarter than your audience.

Lindell struggles to be smarter than his product.

of course it isn't a high clearance monster truck. At best its a standard Ute - an Aussie style ute. Americans would be most familiar with the GM El Camino (Holden Ute in Aussieland) and/or the Ford Ranchero (Ford Ute in Aussieland) versions from the 1960's. But its a laughingly bad example of a ut...

How did trump's attorneys not see that coming? They probably could but their client insisted he could be a good surrogate for him. It didn't work out very well. And in Trump's mind, Costello's failure to help his case should be grounds for dismissal of all charges! "So unfair! He didn't tell t...

I'm thinking that they wouldn't make that claim unless they had solid proof. Surely, yes. A lot of the court stuff interesting us Fogfolk is political show-boating, craziness, or vendettas. But the Smartmatic case must be serious litigation by a serious company using serious lawyers with their focu...

bill_g wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 9:09 am Oh, you know the typesetter was winking to himself when he did it.

"Oh dear, a one letter difference. How did that happen?"

Ole netter? Easiny dole!

Mr Mackinlay said when he returned to work he would campaign to make sure "the health service recognises sepsis at the earliest opportunity". He said: "It would have done nothing for me, mine was unusual. [/edit] I get it that when someone has personal experience they wish to campaig...

I don’t see how this could be prevented-it’s unpredictable. He got treatment right away. Sepsis is truly nasty and will probably always be a killer because the symptoms are non-specific so it's too easy to think "let's see how he is tomorrow" so missing the narrow window for early aggress...

In the context of keeping oneself safe around animals, someone once described chimpanzees as "60 kilos of perfectly coordinated muscle and teeth" which stuck with me I am often surprised at the blasé attitude of non-farming folk around a ton of muscle with horns and hooves. Ok, I can be mo...

I clearly am unsentimental and uncurious about these things! When my father died about 40-50 years ago my mother organized the funeral service and cremation. I never asked about what happened to my father's ashes, and never wondered, all I knew was that I had heard nothing of an urn or discussion of...

Lumpy's appeal (thanks!) on my unlawyerly and unsympathetic reading can be paraphrased: "The mark knew the so-called judges for the competition were Lumpy's stooges. He knew that even if every file consisted of plain ASCII text saying 'this is not election data' the prize would never be awarded...

It's nice to have youngsters at a funeral (obviously only if it's appropriate and not distressing for the kids) as it provides that reminder that the circle of life continues, that all lives come to their ends, whether too early or too late, or even when it feels right, lives end while new lives beg...

did you all see bobo do the sign of the cross? She is trying to take that away from Biden It was a weird triangle. I’m sure Biden knows how to do the actual sign. Which is not a triangle. Maybe it's a new thing: the Holy Triangle whose points represent the three aspects of The Trinity? Of course it...

I like the way Barron Trump has his father's tie on his shoulders. ;) Somebody mentioned that they had never seen a photograph of Barron Trump with a smile – happy or forced – on his face. As he emerges from his childhood purdah, it might become apparent whether that was a quirk of the public photos...

I would just like to take note of the fact that someone used this thread to report a threadjack in another thread, :nope: but instead it turned into a separate threadjack of this thread, proving once again that there are Earthlings using the Intartoobz. :lol: And your post, o Foglord, is a … ??

Dave from down under wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 8:51 pm Keep the U in

It is only unglamourous ex colonials that drop the U and have their own version of the gallon etc

C'mon Dave, even the limeypoms, let alone glamorous ex-colonials (you mean kiwis?) don't have 3 u-s in unglamorous!

Is it normal to park one's "large luxury yacht" without fenders – either the traditional sausage-shaped balloons or heavy duty sex dolls if a pervert skipper prefers? Costs nothing to deploy them and definitely protects the boat better than leaving them inboard. I guess the Kraptain hasn'...

bob wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 3:48 pm

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 3:43 pm Sometimes you wonder how that level of stupidity isn't painful.

Especially considering that isn't even Greene's actual account.

What!?!? You mean the "(Parody)" in the account handle doesn't mean "checked and guaranteed to be the genuine and true person"? Shocked I am!!

Is it normal to park one's "large luxury yacht" without fenders – either the traditional sausage-shaped balloons or heavy duty sex dolls if a pervert skipper prefers? Costs nothing to deploy them and definitely protects the boat better than leaving them inboard. I guess the Kraptain hasn't...

Thanks all! My partner is keeping me company until they chase her out. Typing seems to set off the IV alarm, so prolly won’t be posting more tonight. Don't trap the IV line under your arm and it should be happy. They go off when there line gets kinked or trapped. Good to hear that you're recovering...

If you drive long distances the auto-stop-start only activates very occasionally so saves negligible fuel (but isn't very annoying). If you drive short city routes with many junctions the auto-stop-start activates more frequently and annoys you (and possibly increases wear on some components). Sound...

:think: Presumably if a non-involved lawyer he believes his interpretation of the law :boxing: to be super-critical and fears it might be missed by everybody in court – oh the injustice! – his correct line of approach is to either (1) just STFU, or, if he cannot restrain his enthusiasm (2) pester th...

Diamonds are cheap to mine. The days of them being difficult to extract and hence ultra-expensive are long, long gone. It's the De Beers cartel that keeps prices artificially high, bullying or buying out anybody selling diamonds at their true value, restricting global supply, and marketing to ensure...

:snippity: From that link and the decision: Mr. Laity did not appear at the hearing, and no testimony was offered under oath verifying the assertions in his filing Shirking his merkun duty. :P :shrug: Whoda guessed that Laity would be an indolent, cojones-free crap-flinger? Wot, everybody? :o

So the view here is that "the only good Republican is a dead Republican"?