Come gather 'round ye olde interweb appliance, Wonkers, and share the joy of today's Comment O' the Day, chosen carefully from all the comments we happened to look at! In this morning's post on the geniuses of Open Carry Texas getting a bit of a scolding from the NRA,
Hard to believe.... Tillsonburg, Ontario is the home of one of the women who claimed to write that piece of doggerel, and they are having a 50th anniversary gala for it. I shit you not.
Let's remember that above all else, the 24-hour news machine loves a fight, and will invent a nontroversy under any circumstances. I seriously doubt that many Goopers who don't depend on TV appearances for their bread and butter really feel anything about this.
Only someone who lives off by himself in the <strike>forest primeval</strike> trackless jungle and has no life would bother to read through all of those comments on comments that aren&#039;t allowed here.
&quot;Slate&quot; has an interesting article about the &quot;redline&quot; maps the government and bankers used to use to determine which neighborhoods were mortgage-worthy and which weren&#039;t, mostly according to skin color of the current inhabitants.
I guess everybody always knew about this, but it&#039;s still astonishing to see the actual documents, which are nicely layered into Google Maps.
A terrible practice! Thank goodness it ended long, long ago...in <i>19-fucking-68,</i> just a few years before they shut down the Tuskeegee Experiment.
Hard to believe.... Tillsonburg, Ontario is the home of one of the women who claimed to write that piece of doggerel, and they are having a 50th anniversary gala for it. I shit you not.
Seems unique to Firefox; doesn&#039;t happen in Safari. Aggravating.
But, but . . . free market! Invisible hand! Freedumb!
(The market determined that invisible hands should build a wall so that whites could be free from black neighbors.)
Evidently the session cookie isn&#039;t being created or isn&#039;t working. Fuckall if I know how to fix this.
they always are
come for the funny comments, stay for the poop jokes
Let&#039;s remember that above all else, the 24-hour news machine loves a fight, and will invent a nontroversy under any circumstances. I seriously doubt that many Goopers who don&#039;t depend on TV appearances for their bread and butter really feel anything about this.
This is the kind of sportsmanlike gracefulness expected from a commenter-of-the-day.
Sent from Lot_49&#039;s &quot;iPad.&quot;
Only someone who lives off by himself in the <strike>forest primeval</strike> trackless jungle and has no life would bother to read through all of those comments on comments that aren&#039;t allowed here.
This place is just crawling with dog-named metasensuals who are all trying to cram ever more deconstruction (and snausages, maybe) down our throats.
I haven&#039;t been mislaid in so long, I think I may have forgotten how.
Or, there could be an asteroid. Go figure.
Now, this is good. Was that, perhaps, Fermat&#039;s Last Comment?
The Goldschlager Conjecture?
Car accident in Europe. Vision occluded by an inflamed ego.
OT, but ... why the hell do I suddenly have to log in, again, every time I move to a different post? This is happening only on Wonkette.
&quot;Slate&quot; has an interesting article about the &quot;redline&quot; maps the government and bankers used to use to determine which neighborhoods were mortgage-worthy and which weren&#039;t, mostly according to skin color of the current inhabitants.
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I guess everybody always knew about this, but it&#039;s still astonishing to see the actual documents, which are nicely layered into Google Maps.
A terrible practice! Thank goodness it ended long, long ago...in <i>19-fucking-68,</i> just a few years before they shut down the Tuskeegee Experiment.