It’s About Time

Back when I first got Winston, he had a bit of separation anxiety. He chewed stuff. Like these: That's not an inexpensive pair of ropers. Look at the doofus in the background. I've just been wearing them anyhow. My pants leg covers them. But now, the soles are worn. They've had at least one new … Continue reading It’s About Time →

The CDL Dilemma

First, there was the Indian fool that did an illegal u-turn, killing three. Dude didn't speak English, and never should've been issued a Commercial Driver License (CDL) whatsoever. Then, in Oklahoma they arrested 130 drivers in conjunction with ICE, and wound up with this gem: He should have used the proper "illegal alien," but otherwise, … Continue reading The CDL Dilemma →

What She Said.

Found this here, and if you don't visit this site often, you're missing out: It's not Charlie Kirk. It's dancing on the graves of the murder of the innocent. Dancing on the graves of those that aren't in your tribe. It's about "canceling" those that aren't part of your club, those that don't subscribe to … Continue reading What She Said. →

Remember Her.

I got this haunting image from the Bugscuffle Gazette: This is Iryna Zarutska seconds after being stabbed by a feral animal. She was already dying at this point. She could be your daughter. She could be my daughter. Just a woman, who grew up in a country where her street smarts weren't tuned to deal … Continue reading Remember Her. →

That hit Home

I pondered a bit whether to post this at all. DeWayne has a tremendous sense of clarity, and an awesome delivery style. He's done this to me once or twice, where he comes along and leaves me gape jawed. He's reflecting on one of St. Paul's letters (1 Corinthians, I believe) but he delves back … Continue reading That hit Home →

Weak and Lazy

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a Jew. Then they … Continue reading Weak and Lazy →

Allred’s a Punk

Collin Allred is running against Ted Cruz for senate this year. I didn't watch the debate this week because I have no intention of voting for Allred, although I did hear clips on the radio box this morning. Allred is a magic negro along the lines of Barack Obama. In Grampa Joe's own words - … Continue reading Allred’s a Punk →

Here We Go Again

Now that the conventions are over, the bands and singers are kvetching that their music was used over the sound systems. Seems ok when democrats do it. Republicans? Notsomuch. They weren't asked, so a hissy is in order. The latest few are Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters and Beyonce. It's the same thing every … Continue reading Here We Go Again →

Let the Games Begin

This is after a week of gaslighting, making Kamala Harris the bestest candidate evarrrr! We are told it was always thus, and the people loved her. Sure. Remember this? https://youtu.be/WabvabWvv8k?si=HZOfLP8F8Kbr4mZX An epic throat slit shanking on live TV. You see, Harris' specialty was locking up soul brothers for weed, keeping them in prison longer than … Continue reading Let the Games Begin →

They Said Hurty Words

Apparently the imbecilic head of the secret service, Kimberly Cheatle, fell on her sword after getting roughed up in congress. I don't think that was her plan, originally. Personally, I think they should've brought in Aesop for the hammering: Somebody made the decision to half-ass Trump's protective detail all along. Somebody made the decision, despite multiple requests … Continue reading They Said Hurty Words →