Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 83 of 168)
A Bold Idea to Raise the Birthrate: Make Parenting Less Torturous
A Bold Idea to Raise the Birthrate: Make Parenting Less Torturous
The collapsing birthrate is another crisis we are supposed to worry about. I don’t recall when the switch was flipped from over-population to under-population.
During the first week of June, we took the camper to Salt Fork State Park for a few days. There is something odd about the park, and it had nothing to do with the Summer Sasquatch trail run held that weekend. Apparently marketing Bigfoot sightings is a priority at Salt Fork State Park.
ESPN star unleashes on ‘out of control’ Padilla for crashing Noem press conference
This is too much politics, but Sparky hasn’t done anything funny recently.
Everyone has seen video or commentary about Senator Padilla crashing the press conference by DHS secretary, Kristi Noem.
Trolls attack plus size single mother over her comments about food stamps in Congress
Democrats invited a morbidly obese woman to defend food stamps in Congress Wednesday, and viewers on X were quick to point out the irony of the situation.
Now come on. Why was this woman put through this ordeal?
The movie, Sinners, reminds me of Godzilla Minus One, from 2023. Both are fresh, engaging and memorable monster movies. They use a similar narrative format to liven up the genre.
After cutting the grass, I was relaxing on the deck. Sparky was inside and hinting that he wouldn’t mind having dinner. Barking is reserved for high excitement or possible danger, so Sparky’s only way to get his point across was to look cute and pant like a spaz.
Getting sent to the crate indicates that it’s time for dinner.