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1. about 1 month ago on Raising Duncan

   Siesta Key is smashed. I feel sorry for those with nothing to come back to.

2. about 1 month ago on Raising Duncan

   Oh no! Hurricane Milton just came ashore right on Siesta Key. Cat 4. 15 foot storm surge or higher.

   Pray for the actual residents. Hopefully they evacuated, but they’ll have precious little to come back to.

3. about 2 months ago on Raising Duncan

   Hope Siesta Key made it through Helene okay.

4. 2 months ago on Garfield

   Tofu is the love child of Styrofoam and Jello. I only use it in traditional hot and sour soup.

5. 4 months ago on Views of the World

   Been shot in the ear myself. Seriously. Had I assume an AK bullet pass between the top of my ear and my head. Nicked a groove in my ear and left a burn mark on the side of my head. Ear is cartilage and skin. Bullet hardly notices it as it punches through. It’ll punch a neat hole at a right angle but at that angle it’ll puncture the skull and its game over. Trump got it at an obtuse angle as did I so he’ll have an elongated wound.

   The heroic firefighter who threw himself in front of his family and took the bullet for them unfortunately got it full-on.

   Fake shot be darned. That firefighter and the other two prove there were live rounds in use.

6. 4 months ago on Drew Sheneman

   Correct! Absolutely and inevitably correct! So I guess the heat of the Cretatious was caused by dinosaurs riding around in giant SUVs. Because without humans, alarmists say, everything was perfect.

   Oh, and as for slow climate change. Phoney. Toba darn near wiped humans out some 75k years ago. Ever hear of the Little Ice Age? The year without a summer? Know what will happen when the Yellowstone supervolcano erupts again?

7. 4 months ago on Drew Sheneman

   Ever hear about a little thing called a nuclear winter?

8. 4 months ago on Drew Sheneman

   Was a lot hotter in the cretacious. No glaciers, no polar ice caps, dinosaurs in Antarctica, sea levels 400 feet higher than today. Life survived. What we had better do is adapt to the shifting climate, not try to changeit, which is likely impossible short of a full-on nuclear war.

9. 5 months ago on John Deering

   As a retired GI, I agree. Soldiers are not war mongers, as we have to actually kill or die, unlike politicians.

   However, i would far rather make the enemy support war on his homeland than us fighting on the banks of the Mississippi River or the beaches of California or Florida. The closest the Axis got to the shores of America was the islands off Alaska. That left our Homeland, food production and industrial might unchecked and we drowned the axis in men and the materials of war. Japan had their transport ships sunk faster than they could build them. Germany’s industry was bombed mercilessly. We choked both Japan and Germany of oil.

   The Japanese troops could not believe the supplies America provided our troops while they starved. The US Navy actually had ice cream barges to tow to our infantry to give them a taste of home. Incredible morale booster and it put the Fear of Uncle Sam into the Japanese general staff. Yamamoto predicted our production and he was right.

   I do not like war but I do not fear it. The soldier does not fight because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.

   Unfortunately, humans being humans, war is going to be a part of us for the foreseeable future.

10. 5 months ago on John Deering

    He also said he passed the Act so that “I’ll have ni@@ers voting Democrat for the next hundred years”. He came from a slave holding family, and his wife was worse.