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March 7, 2021
I’m still waiting for the day when the garbage men knock on my door and tell me I’ve crossed the line.
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March 7, 2021
Collins Park is now open.
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Haiku
March 6, 2021Date Night
First one in a while.
Tried a local restaurant.
It was a good night!
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March 6, 2021
Fence Around U.S. Capitol Should Come Down, Many Residents and Lawmakers Say - WSJ
Some critics also point to the expense of the fence, which is costing the government $1.9 million a week
This is emblematic of the disconnect between Washington and taxpayers. There has been zero justification for continuing to fund this deployment and they just don’t care.
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March 6, 2021
Opinion: Fact-Checking Facebook’s Fact Checkers - WSJ
China last winter censored doctors who shared “dangerous” misinformation about the novel coronavirus on social media. Now America’s self-anointed virus experts and social-media giants are also silencing doctors with contrarian views in an apparent effort to shut down scientific debate.
A damning rebuttal. Still unclear why people use and/or trust Facebook.
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March 6, 2021
Gone But Not Forgotten: Remembering Those Lost In This Past Year - The Babylon Bee
For as long as we’ve remembered, the Land O Lakes Indian girl has been there, silently judging us as we ate entire sticks of butter at 3 am. But no longer. Eat a stick of butter for the homies on this one.
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Haiku
March 5, 2021Furniture
Three months in making,
Now I have places to sit.
Our place feels lived in.
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March 5, 2021
U.K. First Major Economy to Set Plans to Claw Back Covid-19 Costs - WSJ
In a possible bellwether for other wealthy countries, the U.K. said Wednesday that it would raise taxes starting in 2023 to cover the heavy costs of the pandemic
Party’s over.
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March 5, 2021
Short on Babies, China Wants People to Live and Work Longer - WSJ
China loosened such controls in 2016, ending the decades-old one-child policy to allow all parents to have two children.
Curtailing the right of married couples to mutually decide the appropriate use of their creative powers is a demonstrably wicked policy and an affront to humanity.
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March 5, 2021
“Great job, Governor Abbott – you really ended those tyrannical edicts that you yourself put in place last year!” said one Texan as he chugged a Bud Light and drove his tractor around for no good reason. “I’m proud to have you as my governor!”
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March 5, 2021
When asked where he learned to use the nunchucks, he said his girlfriend showed him, but she goes to another school and you can’t meet her.
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March 5, 2021
Estimated 9 Billion Already Dead From Texas Mask Mandate Reversal - The Babylon Bee
Scientists have followed the science very scientifically to determine this catastrophic end to all human life on Earth immediately began after Governor Greg Abbott called his press conference, announcing his plan to literally murder everyone by not making them wear t-shirt fabric on their faces.
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March 5, 2021
Cat nap.
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Haiku
March 4, 2021Dilated Eyes
Strange experience,
Hard to read, sun is too bright.
Wore off soon enough.
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March 4, 2021
Pink sunset.
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March 4, 2021
Experts Warn Lifting Mask Mandates Could Contribute To Dangerous Spread Of Freedom - The Babylon Bee
I’m worried other states will see this. People will start thinking they are supposed to take responsibility for their own health and their own decisions. And that’s just not what America is about.
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March 4, 2021
Does anyone use iOS Stocks.app?
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Haiku
March 3, 2021Park Arrives
A big truck pulled up,
Forklift dropped off the pallet.
Begin assembly!
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March 3, 2021
The start of something exciting.
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March 3, 2021
Texas Governor Lifts Covid-19 Mask Mandate, Business Restrictions - WSJ
“Removing state mandates does not end personal responsibility,” he said.
Why is this the last line of the article?
This is the crux of Abbott’s argument. People should take personal responsibility of their own accord, not because of some indefinite governmental emergency authority.
It’s interesting to see all of the backlash. Some argue that because the state government says that masks are no longer required, many people will wrongly think its okay to stop wearing their mask in public.
Many of the people making that argument take the exact opposite position on the legality of recreational drug use. They say that if local governments remove criminal penalities for Schedule 1 narcotics, it won’t encourage more people to use drugs. No one ever mentions that the usage of these drugs remains illegal under Federal law.
Right or wrong, our legal code does signal a form of morality to society.
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March 3, 2021
Dr. Suess’s If I Ran the Zoo will no longer be published or sold.
That title was a Caldecott Honor winner.
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Haiku
March 2, 2021Grandpa Arrives
Here to build a park,
But first, time to play with kids.
All are quite happy.
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March 2, 2021
Texas Removes Mask Mandate To Scare All The Californians Away - The Babylon Bee
The Governor explains that in these trying times, extreme measures must be taken to stop the spread of Californians into Texas and to scare them off from ever wanting to return.
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March 2, 2021
Dozens Of Bible Verses Come Forward To Accuse Joel Osteen Of Abuse - The Babylon Bee
Verses from books ranging from Genesis and Exodus all the way to Jude and Revelation have spoken out, saying that Osteen abused them, exploited them, and heartlessly ripped them out of context for years.
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March 2, 2021
Report: Women In Hell Still Trying To Turn Up The Thermostat - The Babylon Bee
Men have given thought to turning the thermostat down, but they’ve decided they’d rather deal with the heat than the whining.