I remember the words, but I don’t understand.
Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 149 of 151)
Sparky and the Poop Fence
Not so much a war, but a frustrating negotiation.
According to a recent paper (Singh and Polvani), the Antarctica sea ice has “modestly expanded”, and warming has been “nearly non-existent” over much of the ice sheet.
Republicans have alighted on a strategy of decrying the dangers of “wokeism” and all things “woke” — catchall terms they have weaponized to include a host of liberal policies and positions they don’t like.
Sparky is eating breakfast, otherwise, he’d be muscling in on this photo. His stuffed bunny, George, is barely visible under the t-shirts. Sparky doesn’t speak English, so I can only speculate. Sparky seems to be protective of the stuffed bunny, and is concerned that if I see it, I will take it away because I never let him do what he wants.
Natural Immunity Against Covid
Protection from past infection against re-infection from pre-omicron variants was very high and remained high even after 40 weeks.
The Critical Drinker persuasively argues that Picard season 3 is a great TV.
Biden goes to Ukraine, seems like a normal politician thing to do, but one wonders if this is how the Vietnam War got started. Biden should be talking about a resolution, but that never comes up.
This part seems odd.
“We did notify the Russians that President Biden would be traveling to Kyiv,” Sullivan told reporters Monday. “We did so some hours before his departure for de-confliction purposes.”
At some point, the East Palestine, Ohio train wreck catastrophe warrants some attention by national leaders. Pete Buttigieg treats his appointment as the Secretary of Transportation as more of an honorary title.